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Olusoga Owoeye Retweeted {/md} Dr. Pop-Culture™ @Mak_Vintage · 4h Okay let me balance y’all real quick I work at this facility. There is no active mortuary there. In fact the whole hospital compound has been shut down since last year for renovations. We are working out of other military installations with no mortuary services. Quote Tweet https://mobile.twitter.com/Mak_Vintage |
OCEA to Deliver Four Additional C-Falcon Interceptors to Nigerian Navy Euronaval: OCEA To Deliver Four Additional C-Falcon Interceptors To Nigerian NavyDuring Euronaval, French shipbuilder OCEA announced it has won a tender to deliver four additional C-Falcon interceptors to the Nigerian Navy. Xavier Vavasseur 22 Oct 2020 OCEA delivered its first OCEA C-Falcon over the 4 ordered by the Nigerian Navy in 2018 following an international tender. After the delivery to the Nigerian Navy over 8 years of one OCEA FPB 98 MKI, eight OCEA FPB 72 MKII and two OCEA FPB 110 MKII, OCEA won 3 tenders for two additional OCEA FPB 110, one OCEA OSV 190 SC-WB and four OCEA C-FALCON interceptors. According to the shipyard, thanks to the continuous integrated logistic support OCEA has implemented for the Nigerian Navy, the fleet is daily on operation to the full satisfaction of the customer. The C-Falcon from the Fast Interceptor Craft range is designed for coercive intervention, escort and deterrence in the field of security missions like: • Interception of vessels, • People release, • Infiltration / exfiltration. To fulfill the operational requirements of these missions, the C-Falcon offers the following features: • Very high speed, • Excellent sea keeping even in rough seas, • Shallow draft, • Boarding of other boats, • Beaching capability. Technical data Length overall: 17.3 meters Speed: 40 knots Range: 320 nautical miles @ 40 knots Crew: 4 sailors Passengers: 16 people TAGS EURONAVAL 2020 Nigerian Navy
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giles14:It appears to be just for the 3 and associated ammo, logistics, pilot/technician training etc. I would guess that any further orders, whether yet carried out or not, would be for the blk 3. My opinion only. |
giles14:Being paid in installments since 2017 so this is the final instalment . Remember, The Pakistan Government gave a sovereign guarantee of $184.3m so it has to be paid back . https://www.defenseworld.net/news/23560/Pakistan_Provides_Sovereign_Guarantee_for_Sale_of_3_JF_17_Fighter_Jets_to_Nigeria#.X4F90HrTWdk |
All you misguided people who like to compare 3rd world countries with developed countries, how many of you pay taxes? You want the comfort of a first world country but contribute nought. What have all the past administrations been doing all these years, yet you want a miracle in just a few years? It takes decades of hard work and sacrifices to untangle the wrongs and move forward. Continue bitching. All you're good at. |
jln115:Maybe the NN bearing Greek gifts. Beware ![]() |
FieldMarshall06:And there were also the Laursen FACs, NNS AGU, NNS EKPE & NNS DAMISA |
chkil1:That is the NN Flag
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UltimateDreamer:Yeah! Granted it is the F-35A with the additional fuel tanks along the spine (F-35Bs have the vertical lift engine intake at that location), but it is like various issues found with new production aircraft and technologies, it will eventually be overcome as it is being investigated. |
UltimateDreamer:Your story about the F-35A not flying was to do with a particular fault to their aircraft. Other F-35s have been flying as the F-35B clip from the QE aircraft carrier below shows.
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seankafor:The problem is, they are so unpatriotic and toxic in what they say and then turn around and wonder why Nigeria is cussed by other Africans. They think if they gain what they are clamouring for, everything will be forgotten. They don't know they are "doing themselves" and future generations. The internet doesn't forget. |
LTGEN:Oh yes! Faithful007:Strictly NAF base only sir. bidexiii:You're welcome boss. Xbee007:Gone AWOL. |
Good new on the Super Tucano... WRIGHT-PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE, Ohio (AFLCMC) – Construction of new facilities to support an A-29 Super Tucano wing at an air base in Nigeria, has started, after the Air Force Security Assistance and Cooperation Directorate’s Foreign Military Sales Construction Division awarded a $36.1 million contract to the United States Army Corps of Engineers, Europe District. The facilities will support 12 Nigerian Air Force A-29 aircraft, and include the construction of new airfield hot cargo pad, perimeter and security fencing, munitions assembly and storage, small arms storage, a flight annex wing building for simulator training, airfield lighting, and various airfield apron, parking, hangar, and entry control point improvements. “With this recent contract award, we are ready to be part of the modernization of Nigerian Air Force facilities and infrastructure,” said Brig. Gen. Brian Bruckbauer, director of the Air Force Security Assistance and Cooperation Directorate. “As a member of the Nigeria A-29 FMS Program, and this being AFSAC’s first major construction project in sub-Saharan Africa, we are thrilled to be able to support the Nigerian people in advancing their defensive capabilities. We look forward to building and strengthening this strategic partnership with the Nigerian people.” https://www.robins.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/2328720/afsac-awards-361-million-construction-contract-for-a-29-beddown/
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I think with only Government to Government deals at the moment, someone here is not very happy and would explain all the Naija bashing ![]() |
SuperSixSeven:Even Ukraine is planning to replace it's L-39s with the Super Tucano. https://defence-blog.com/news/ukraine-looking-to-replace-l-39-with-super-tucano-trainer.html |
persius555:The problem is there are not enough tactical transport helicopters to sustain such operations considering the size of the NE. These operations are usually intelligence led and fighter jets or helos scrambled to take out the targets. You will need dedicated air assault troops in several basis on QRF. Then there is the danger of minefields and booby traps you can walk into or land on (British Paratropers once landed in the middle of a minefield during an operation in Afghanistan. Not a good outcome). This is possible for some operations especially when the enemy is moving quickly and not had the time to set up defences. Also, once known this is what happens after the military attacks, ambushes will be set up by BH/ISIS aided by fifth columnists. |
Toju200:Looks like it was a lie as it appears to have been deleted on Twitter. |
SerikinGamo:It is difficult to trust Naija papers, but see below. https://leadership.ng/2020/08/01/insurgency-cas-lauds-deployment-of-super-tucano-aircraft-to-naf-yola/ |
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Nigerian Armed Forces.
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Tobiloba2407:It did say at the time it was Nigeria. https://www.globaldefensecorp.com/2020/04/09/china-exports-first-hj-12-atgm-to-nigeria/ |
Henry240:I haven't found another report so far, but you can't trust naija journalists sometimes and may have misunderstood what was said. I will keep my radar active. |
Is it possible that some new airframes have arrived? The article below says some newly acquired warplanes were inspected in Adamawa. http://buzznigeria.com/military-aligned-collaborated-boko-haram/ |
Henry240:You may well have a point, although one would have thought Pakistan would be a more logical choice with the current collaboration. Anyway, mek I no derail the thread. Good work. |
Henry240:It's all beginning to come together, hopefully. But as you know, with naija, who knows where the path will lead. I am also a bit curious about the 4 pilots going to Egypt. Is it to train on a more advanced platform? |
Henry240:There may well be substance to the rumour: To man these platforms, we have sent over 500 personnel to different parts of the world for training. Thirty five pilots are currently undergoing ab-initio and basic training, 10 each of these pilots are undergoing training in South Africa and Britain while 15 will commence training in International flying School, Illorin. “Four other pilots will soon depart for Egypt to train with Egyptian Air Force and to support our BDC of securing the bases, we have trained about 200 Regiment personnel in Nigeria and another batch of 30 are in China and 15 in Pakistani. “OnTo man these platforms, we have sent over 500 personnel to different parts of the world for training. Thirty five pilots are currently undergoing ab-initio and basic training, 10 each of these pilots are undergoing training in South Africa and Britain while 15 will commence training in International flying School, Illorin. “Four other pilots will soon depart for Egypt to train with Egyptian Air Force and to support our BDC of securing the bases, we have trained about 200 Regiment personnel in Nigeria and another batch of 30 are in China and 15 in Pakistani. “On the Unmanned Ariel Vehicle (UAV) operations training, 30 personnel will soon leave for training in the United Arab Emirate (UAE) and we have increased recruits training from 1000 recruits annually to 2500 recruits annually.” Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/no-group-can-undermine-nigeria-s-sovereignty-air-chief/153553.html#HyxOEpYHeHGl56JS.99 the Unmanned Ariel Vehicle (UAV) operations training, 30 personnel will soon leave for training in the United Arab Emirate (UAE) and we have increased recruits training from 1000 recruits annually to 2500 recruits annually.” Read more at http://www.dailytrust.com.ng/news/general/no-group-can-undermine-nigeria-s-sovereignty-air-chief/153553.html#HyxOEpYHeHGl56JS.99 |
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onumaegbuikenna:NNN Andoni is 98% completed. Soon be undergoing sea and acceptance trials while NNS Aradu is having a survey done. http://thenationonlineng.net/militants-enemies-nigeria-says-naval-chief/ |
Xbee007:PRIMARY FLYING TRAINING: SUPER MUSHSHAK TO REPLACE DA-40 AIRCRAFT The Nigerian Air force signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Saheen Foundation, Pakistan Air Force (PAF) to acquire a squadron of MFI Super Mushshak aircraft that would replace the Diamond-40 aircraft currently being used for primary flying training at the 301 Flying Training School (301 FTS), Kaduna. The decision to acquire the Super Mushshak was informed by the unsuitability of the Diamond aircraft for aerobatics which is a critical aspect of military pilot training. The MoU is one of the fallouts of an earlier visit to Pakistan by the Chief of Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, to undertake firsthand assessment of possible technology and platform that can be acquired to enhance the current operational status of the NAF. The CAS, while re-emphasising the importance of primary flying in the NAF, pointed out that it is important for every student pilot to be exposed to aerobatics, especially at the primary flying training stage, regardless of their flying career projections. This, he said, would broaden their skills and enhance their flying proficiency on the subsequent platforms. Air Mshl Abubakar noted that the DA-40 aircraft, currently employed for primary flying training in the NAF, is not designed for aerobatics hence the demand for a trainer aircraft that is more suitable for such role. Besides, the CAS stated that the number of the DA-40 aircraft available is not sufficient to train the 90 student pilots scheduled to undergo initial pilot training for year 2016 at the 301 FTS, Kaduna. Built by Pakistan Aeronautical Complex, the Super Mushshak is an upgraded version of the MFI-17 Mushshak with an advanced 260hp engine, electrical instruments, dual flight control systems and a bendix fuel injection system. Unlike the DA-4O, the Super Mushshak meets the modern requirements in primary and instrument flying with the US FAR 23. The DA-40 aircraft, currently employed for primary flying training in the NAF, is not designed for aerobatics hence the demand for a trainer aircraft that is more suitable for such role. http://www.airforce.mil.ng/post-___________________primary_flying_training__super_mushshak_to_replace_da_40_aircraft |
Henry240:I realised that afterwards, but no denying the reporter said the NAF now had a new aircraft - the Super M. |
giles14: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mwSgPEAe0qc There is a shot of what appears to be the S Mushak at the end of the video and reporter also mentioned it. |


