₦airaland Forum

shadowprimezero:
Nigerian Navy SBS training exercise

S3BViking:
Lol primary school ? I was a top contributor in Oga Beegs blog.

S3BViking:
The war will never end because of the mentality of the majority of contributors here. They are contented with posting the same lame pictures they've been posting for 5 year's while the country is tearing apart. God help you if you dare make any attempt to discuss the issue, they will say take the issue to Abuja and don't derail. The lethargic attitude of the government to the security of lives and properties borders on criminal. Boko Haram now stands shoulder to shoulder with the Nigerian army, attacking well fortified military bases at will , the military is stretched too thin to near breaking point..and because the violence and death is localized only in the northeast nobody cares, to them.its fantasy. Soon they will graduate from attacking bases to encroaching down south and the government's approach to the war will still not change. This country is at the precipes of falling off the cliff. By the time we experience first hand the consequence of those at the helm of affairs turning the war into a multi billion dollar enterprise, when herdesmen grow in sufficient numbers to start their massacre down south, when bombs are exploding, people getting kidnapped and the nation descend into full blown civil war with sokdiers deserting an mass and a compilsory military draft instituted, then we will know how ridiculous it was for us to make excuses for the corruption just so we can continue looking at pictures.

LTGEN:
Thank you rka2

Odunayaw:
tucano 2021

Shit!!!

Toju200:
pls could you get a clearer pics of all vessels plssss thanks

harley88:
Thanks.... it's the Africaken with just 1 follower??

lionel4power:
RKA2

Toju200:
I nor know oo because they manage buy SU30 na SLBMS will not allow us here

SLBMS:
Look, I give up. Im tired. You win. Thank you.

SLBMS:
Dude, it will be the greatest tragedy that ever fell upon any nation if by 2025 we are still fighting Boko Haram. If our fleet of Alpha jets, hind helicopters and F-7 fighters cannot crush Boko Haram, an enemy with to corresponding capability then we have no business having an air force. Why are you people so adamantly opposed to the air force modernizing its fleet? The fire brigade approach to security might be survivable against a non state actor. If for some reason an adversary decides to make a move Nigeria will be a puppet state in less than a week.

SLBMS:
EXACTLY !!!! the giant of Africa with the largest land force should emulate Dominican Republic and Ecuador. We are justified right? Dude, you need to wake up man. Besides your subtle jabs, counter my point with more substance. Tell me why I am mistaken, Nigeria is on the right track. I expect you to be able to with our throwing insults. Who knows I may change my mind after seeing your point.

SLBMS:
I have to apologise on these countries you call stupid on your behalf, because it would seem you might just be the one. Take a look at those countries what do they have in common? ...that's right, they all have a credible air force. They have at the very least one or two squadrons of fighter jets, so their investing in Super Tucano is obviously for a specified reason. The NAF strike fleet is a double tragedy. The aircraft are hopelessly obsolete, and the numbers in service is beyond ridiculous. 10 Alpha Jet trainers and five F-7Ni constitute our strike fleet. The NAF receive millions in allocation for training pilots. It cost almost a million dollars to train just one pilot. Another one or two billion naira is allocated for building new housing for our pilots. After spending so much what exactly are these pilots supposed to do with their acquired skill? There are only 5 fighter jet in the NAF. FIVE.

So we spend billions in welfare and training yet we vehemently refuse to do something about our obselete fleet. Is it not madness that for the past 11 years now, the most number of aircraft the NAF has acquired is 10 Super Mushank trainers from Pakistan. The JF-17 negotiation started in 2014. We are approaching ten years we still have no idea when or if we will take delivery.,.and paradventure by 2025 when we finally take delivery we will have just three. THREE !! We are struggling against an enemy with negligible air defence capabilities yet we have lost close to a 3rd to enemy fire. Of the two Mi-35 recently delivered we've already lost one. Do you even grasp the mAgnitude of this capability gap,? How does 12 turbo prop aircrzft solve the fundamental problem in the AF?

GeneralFarouq:
Why u reply this guy an. He thinks we are talking about premier league attack and defence strategies

giles14:
xbee my question to toju is as respect to the Nigerian weapon package not the A-29 as a whole.

giles14:
pls link of the Isis report on shooting down the Su25.

Pls am waiting.

Chelseafan99:
I suggest you leave this people. Nothing you say will make them see where you are coming from. You are a critical thinker, they are not. They just want to post pictures, they dont think. Ignore them.

bidexiii:
Our Base are killing ducks for our troops, it's high time we change the way we protect our F.O.B. even western/European soldiers can survive if they protect there bases the way we do...

Odunayaw:
Have said this thing before, we don't have the platforms to respond to every FOB attack, especially those so far-flung in the theatre. Even the Army knows this.

The question we should always be asking is why NS chooses to situate FOBs in seemingly irregular fashion sometimes too far for the nearest unit to help & at times too dangerous to supply. We should be asking why FOBs are built like IDP camps.

Till this questions are asked & answered we'd keep having a seesaw insurgency

bidexiii:
Better than never mate...