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Isnt it the same doctors they abuse, insult and call incompetent everyday in Nigeria ??Why would u want them to remain in Nigeria ?Since u all hate them so much, leave them to go. After all, when your politicians travel abroad from healthcare, they will meet the same Nigerian doctors... Shikena. SecurityNgr: |
Nice one!! Good tactical. Any body have the inside scoop on the 600 Nigerian troops picked up in C17 Galaxy going to India for jungle training? How about the plan for Turkey to open up a training forces depot in Nigeria? kabe1: |
Well done Israel This should be happening in Nigeria. Unfortunately the terrorists are in the government... Botragelad: |
Lol. Those Tinubu drug dealer and shettima boko haram pictures will be torn down in 3.....2......1...... |
This guy death pain me well well that time. Almost as bad as The tank chap colonel Ali...SMH May they continue to rest. But this is why I cant stop criticising the Nigerian Army which seems to be the least innovative of all 3 services. Do they even train for Artillery spotting of targets using UAV? Open FOBs for boko haram to stroll into. ITS JUST HUMILIATING bidexiii: |
This is just too shameful to watch. 20 years into an insurgency. Elementary base defence cannot be prioritized or taught ?How difficult is it to review base defence? Even mines around the base will prevent base penetration. Bokoharam practically strolled into the base. There was no defence at all. Even after the attack, u mean u cannot scramble jets to make them pay for any base attack so that they know anytime they attack a base, they will not get home alive ?bidex111: |
I use bamboo for u.s and nigeria stocks,treasury bills, equity funds, real estate investment. I have never had a problem. Scratch that- it collapsed for 2 days of getting dangote shares but after that its been working fine. Absolutely no complaints |
What has happened to the 2 ships under construction in Turkey?? nns Aradu re- fit nko ?Something is wrong bro... |
Place where i did my youth service in 2003. Driving my Mercedes 190 freely throughout Bauchi. From itas gadau to shira , Azare, Tafawa balewa ,Alkaleri ,etc Free, easy movement even at night. Loved serving in Bauchi. |
It's possible for a machine to become obsolete. It is difficult to drive a 1910 Benz in 2025. Most of the spare parts will no longer be produced, even the expertise for this production becomes redundant. The electronics systems required for safe travel is also more complex than the initial electronics of 100 years ago. If it is no longer being produced by kawasaki with airbus license, who will train the nigerian technicians on repairs and Grade A or C PDM? For troop transport for QRF, safety is important. If one chopper goes down, that is 20 dead soldiers. There is no short cut to safety. The other day wrong dose probufol was given to a child in hospital for MRI scan and the child died. A suture forceps was left in a pxts abdomen and the pxt died. There are strict safety guidelines that should have prevented some of these things, but Nigeria and our "anyhowness" will be the deaths of us. Now we want to replicate this with a tandem rotor "chinook" which is twice as complex as single rotor. Ok oooo!!!! ############# Airbus confirms deal with Ghana for 4 defence and transport helicopters Advertisement Airbus confirms deal with Ghana for 4 defence and transport helicopters H175M Helicopter Ghana’s Ministry of Defence signs a major deal with Airbus Helicopters for four aircraft, including H175M, ACH175 and ACH160 models, to boost security, emergency response and transport operations across the country. Advertisement Airbus Helicopters has secured a significant defence and aviation contract in Ghana following an agreement with the Ministry of Defence for the supply of four helicopters, marking the company’s formal return to the country after several years. Under the deal announced on Wednesday, 15 January 2026, Ghana will acquire two H175M helicopters, alongside one ACH175 and one ACH160. The aircraft are expected to strengthen the country’s air capabilities across defence, security and civilian transport operations. According to Airbus Helicopters, the two H175M helicopters will be deployed as multi-mission platforms to support a range of critical operations, including troop and personnel transport, search and rescue, emergency medical services and disaster relief. The remaining two aircraft, the ACH175 and ACH160, will be operated primarily for transport purposes. Commenting on the agreement, Arnaud Montalvo, Head of Africa and Middle East Region for Airbus Helicopters, described the contract as a strategic milestone for both parties. “The commitment from Ghana marks the return of Airbus Helicopters to the country with a defined focus on customer support and partnership,” he said. “We are particularly excited that the H175M will be operated in Ghana, demonstrating the aircraft's versatility across defence and security missions. This key deal also makes Ghana a leading customer in West Africa for our premium corporate helicopters, the ACH160 and ACH175.” The H175 helicopter, which has been in service since 2014, belongs to the super-medium class and is designed to balance long-range capability with strong payload performance. Airbus says the aircraft offers smooth flight characteristics, making it suitable for a wide spectrum of missions, including disaster response, public services, offshore and onshore operations, as well as military and business aviation roles. The ACH160, meanwhile, represents Airbus’ latest advancement in helicopter technology. It is described as the most technologically advanced helicopter in the world, incorporating 68 patented Airbus innovations. The aircraft also offers enhanced passenger comfort, providing 20% more cabin space per passenger compared to earlier generation medium twin helicopters, as well as significantly larger windows that create the brightest cabin in its class. The acquisition is expected to enhance Ghana’s operational readiness in emergency response and security while also positioning the country as a key Airbus customer in the West Africa. |
15 years of counterinsurgency and absolutely NO LESSONS LEARNT. WHAT IS WRONG WITH THE NIGERIAN ARMY?? Playing around as special forces while boko haram has attacked and collapsed another army base in Banki. Go and collect your soldiers who ran away to cameroon. Bandits in Katsina wearing full battle gear are negotiating with governors while your army films the process. Nigeria is a Joke. |
Lol. Playing around as special forces while boko haram has attacked and collapsed another army base in Banki. Go and collect your soldiers who ran away to cameroon. Bandits in Katsina wearing full battle gear are negotiating with governors while your army films the process. Nigeria is a Joke. |
You can clearly see the Turkish flag on the weapons. They were definitely not manufactured in Nigeria. Possibly assembled, yes. Assembly and manufacturing can NEVER mean the same thing unless to APC ronù bigotted LIARS. NA THEIR WORK. SAME THING WITH YOUR PRESIDENT. Reflect7: |
If this guy knows how many exams I failed in medical school before I graduated as a doctor. |
I assume those containers are for drone pilots ![]() I assume officers generally receive side arms like glocks etc on commission or near a combat zone?? Is there any rule that prevents officers from wearing these sidearms ? bidexiii: |
Interesting package. Despite recurrent U S betrayals, they keep buying from Trump to butter him up. Otherwise surely, multiple other countries especially Turkey should be able to pick up this contract. bidexiii: |
U S approves $350million arms sales to Nigeria 🇳🇬 |
US Government approves,$350million arms sakes to Nigeria 🇳🇬 |
When I talk now, winch people go call me IPOB. See how they have kept quiet on your radical observation. Issorite...one day e go be metal day.... Meanwhile the U S trained 64 Nigerian pilots in 2021 using A29 tucanos. US Air Force Test Pilot School Integrates New Aircraft Into Curriculum https://share.google/fdQ9gD7XGxgMIAUTv bidexiii: |
You miss the point. It doesn't even have to be stand away missiles. Elementary drop bombs targeted properly with JTAC coordination is good enough. 2ndly, Nigeria has existed for 100 years. You mean to tell me with all the brilliant Nigerians all over the world, inclufingvworking in most military complexes in Europe and America, they can't produce standaway missiles at an industrial scale. Iran and North Korea and China are reverse engineering everything. During the biafran war the biafran forces were practically producing most of these type of weapons via their RAP research units. VonSmallhausen: |
Is this chap on the right not former strongman Commodore Ebitu Ukiwe, vice president and deputy head supreme headquarters under IBB....?
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This Trekker helicopters issue. Apart from being executive taxis or air kabu kabu, is it not more useful if they have FLIR pods, night vision possibilities and attached HMGs and rocket pods? Abi am I missing something with the numbers and rates at which they are being procured? bidexiii:
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THE KEYWORDS THERE ARE 150 TERRORISTS & FIREFIGHT LASTING 4 HOURS!!!!!!! For God's sake, surely even if u scramble JF17s from Abuja, they would arrive on the battlefield scene within that active period and practicallybwipe out 90% of the terrorists with stand away missiles? Allowing the troops to just do elementary clean up. By the time they do this 5 or 6 times to massed terrorists, they will know never to attack in numbers ever again. 2ndly, Special Operations Joint Air Ground Operators (also referred to as Air Force Special Tactics) are the Air Force's special operations ground force. They are highly trained and deployable, often working with other joint SOF partners to achieve their missions. These operators are capable of air-ground-space-cyber integration in various environments, optimizing the application of airpower.. Designation JTAC- Surely the airforce must have identified the need for night visionary FLIR pods in ALL their aircraft and the need to upscale and train these JTAC Special operators and then embed them in every FOB + optimal comms. I promise you that all this stories of FOBs being destroyed or overrun by terrorists will end. 3rdly, with the JTAC operators, you reduce the risk of collateral civilian deaths and blue on blue / blue on green incidents with vigilantes. bidex111:
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Firstly, why does the Nigerian armed forces feel they need to keep sewing these operations badges ?Surely it's neater and cheaper to just mass print them? This is done routinely in Aba. 2ndly, This Navy marines issue. What exactly is the benefit. Is it not a duplication of NSBS ![]() Let's even assume the function is Naval infantry, why not expand the NSBS and kit them optimally or expand the Army amphibious brigade portharcourt and enhance their expeditionary unit activities + better equipments?? 3rdly, The real needs assessment would preferably be organizing a QRF FOR NSA/DSS/NIA for rapid counterinsurgency reaction within Nigeria especially with fulani herdmen/terrorists and burning of villages across th3 middle belt. Lastly, Nigeria needs to FENCE THE THE NORTHERN BORDERS!!!!! Or develop the amended multipronged FALCON EYE system or TRACON system with spy satellites, long range drones, helium balloons , integrated ISR planes and QRF. WHAT EXACTLY is the function of all these cerebral training and policy developing armed forces institutes, TRADOC and universities ?bidex111: |
I don't advise anybody to go to uk for anything now or the near future. Their systems are collapsing. They are fighting war in Ukraine, fighting immigrants, blocking all loopholes to immigrants, extending length of time and costs for indefinite leave and citizenship. Unemployment and retrenchment. Companies are leaving in thousands |
What aircraft is this that CAS is looking at? Looks like a Brazilian version of dornier 228?? bidex111: |
What aircraft is this that CAS is looking at? Looks like a Brazilian version of dornier 228?? |
Defence Blog Home News Army Chad receives Chinese-made air defense systems Chad receives Chinese-made air defense systems By Dylan Malyasov- Apr 24, 2025 File photo of a FK-2000 Chad has reportedly taken delivery of two Chinese-made FK-2000 air defense systems, supplied by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as part of ongoing military support initiatives. According to local sources, the systems were purchased by the UAE from China and transferred to Chad to enhance the country’s air defense capabilities. The FK-2000, manufactured by China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC), is a short-range surface-to-air missile (SAM) system designed to engage a wide range of aerial threats, including aircraft, helicopters, cruise missiles, and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs). ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW The system is frequently compared to Russia’s Pantsir-S1, combining a mobile missile platform with dual automatic cannons to provide layered air defense. The FK-2000 is mounted on a heavy wheeled chassis and integrates 12 surface-to-air missiles along with two 30mm cannons. Its radar system offers all-weather, day-and-night target detection, with engagement ranges from 1.2 to 25 kilometers and altitude coverage up to 12 kilometers. The launcher is equipped with a radar station and an unmanned turret featuring search radars. An optional electro-optical infrared targeting system can also be mounted for backup fire control operations. Sources within Chad’s Ministry of Defense confirmed the delivery of advanced air defense systems from the UAE but declined to specify the exact type or number of units received. The UAE has a history of acquiring weapon systems from various suppliers and transferring them to regional partners. For example, the UAE previously supplied Russian-made Pantsir-S1 air defense systems mounted on MAN trucks to Libyan factions during that country’s ongoing conflict. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW Defence Blog Magazine ABOUT US Defence Blog is your reliable news source for everything you need to know about what's happening in the military community. We are an independent and professional news source for the world’s defense decision-makers. If you would like to show your support for what we are doing, here's where to do it: patreon.com/defenceblog FOLLOW US Exit mobile version
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You are a useless disgrace if you are actually a nigerian. Which i doubt. Your snivelling, grovelling, ass kissing of your gay south african masters is nauseating. Find a traditional Nigerian river to wash yourself in and de-emasulate your sissy ass. MiddleDimension: |
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