Henry120:

Like I asked, if you have anymore photos of the Igirigi, please post it here.

Jakumo:

If you need to hunker down and change identity or IP to stay cool, we'll assume that you will remain somewhere in the cosmos, diligently keeping the historical record of battle front photographs that will one day be requested of you, when the full story of the Sambisa War can finally be told.

Adios Amigo ! Vamunos !

Henry120:

You can't say so man, his statement was explicit to service men, but it could also be general.



This is why I hide this thread right here in the first place. I didn't want the publicity.

Henry120:

Thanks a lot man. The COAS's statement just shows how draconian and archaic our military top brass are.


Anyway, it is obvious my time is also up in this thread. If I'm to ever post, it has to be official photos.

Jakumo:

It has been one amazing ride, SiriusBlack, but if you have seen what you feel is a confirmed instruction from the army top brass that they now prefer that this series of battle-front dispatches to be stopped in the interests of operational secrecy, then we the appreciative audience respect our man Sirius Black for abiding by that expressed wish, EVEN IF this fascinating glimpse into Nigeria's war on terror is replaced by a wall of silence as the rest of the war rages.

The thoughts and prayers of the entire free world are with the fighting men and women of the Nigerian military, and, thanks to the foregoing thread and its educative photographic journal, we can picture in our mind's eye the bleak desert landscape, the random horror, the daily acts of unsung heroism, the tragic losses, and, in the fullness of time, the outright victory that will be recorded, of good over evil, amid the burning sands of the Sambisa.

EasternLeopard: Biological warfare


But no try am with ebola virus

That virus na mad virus


Any way good ideal

chronique: @ siriusblack: kudos for a thread like this. I've been following thus thread from day one and I love it. It has given me a different view of what the army is facing upnorth and I commend you galant soldiers for the sacrifices you guys have made for people like us to be able to live in peace and go about our business smoothly. May God bless you all. Hinestly,at some point,I was pondering on quitting my business temporarily,to join the army to end this boko haram mess but I couldn't make the decision cos of those dependent on me. I had to look at the issue of their well being and what would happen to them,should the inevitable occur. However,I'm wondering if the army can make use if some kind of unorthodox method in this war. We all know how deadly the ebola virus is and how fast it kills. Can some of the insurgents in captivity be injected with this virus,and then released to the camps of the boko boys. We use it as a decoy in getting each of the kidnapped girls released. We all know what would likely happen to them in 30 days time. One infected insuregnt alone,can infect the while camp. As they bury the dead,they contact it. This would definitely weaken the fighting capabilities of their foot soldiers.

Ibnsultan: Pls @sirius do u have any info about 13volts I believe the dude can help these thread. Anyone who knows him should hala the comrade. Sir may I have ur permission to attack my Sallah meat da masa. Braka da sallah brothers&sister. Ladies da gentlemen in arms

ObiOkpor: Genereal siriusblack,hw una take de do d Sallah naw for dz tryn period,FG find una token(pocket moni) abi?
Hapi Sallah our future COAS.

adeyemik: @SiriusBlack


News going round alleged that the NA deliberately looked the other side when Damboa was invaded by BH. The community was accused of selling out the NA to BH and that some people of that community were armor bearer for the BH guys. The report says, their alleged cooperation with the BH boys was said to have led to the killing and maiming of my soldiers. Please is there an iota of truth in this report?

agaugust: There have been betrayals of Nigerian soldiers by some Nigerian civilians in towns and villages where NA posted our troops to protect the people, the same people plan with Boko Haram to trap, ambush and kill our boys, this is from a newspaper report. However, names of such villages and towns were not mentioned. There have been several newspaper reports of civilians cheering and praising Boko Haram when they drive though on their streets to attack Nigerian army and air force men or locations.
These people see Boko Haram as 'saviours' from the hands of a christian President named Jonathan whom they don't like as ruler, because he is a christian. It is unfortunate that many northerners feel this way, what percentage of them, I cannot say, even though I am mixed blood half northerner half southerner by birth, it's hard to say how many northerners are happy about this war, only God sees the heart of man and the heart of man is desperately wicked according to my religion.
QUOTE, NEWS REPORT EXTRACT :
"Let me tell you that some communities are peculiar in the war on terror as some of their residents supported Boko Haram in the ambush and attacks on our troops. In the past, they gathered at a square to cheer the insurgents whenever a military personnel was captured and was being murdered. Young ones in the town even play with severed heads of victims.
That was why some soldiers were reluctant to lay down their lives in some communities where innocent troops who were out to protect them were being misled for ambush. The situation is changing now as community leaders and youths are supporting the military offensives."
SOURCE :
http://dailypost.ng/2014/07/25/book-haram-fg-orders-purchase-40-military-transport-helicopters/
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Leetunechi: Dem sopoz burn am self

Henry120:

Please I beg you transfer it.


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Henry120:

Santa-Claus.

Zane2point4: All we need is a predator drone, very versatile, at night in day , rainy etc

Henry120: Credits Tbite

A column of piranha 6x6 been transported in lagos.

rationalmind: Good Job sirusblack.

I have a question which might appear naive, or perhaps, downright silly. It's the type you expect from a military illiterate like myself.

I still don't understand how soldiers get killed during battles cos obviously they are always on bullet proof vests and according to you, now use ballistic helmets(which I guess is bulletproof).

Okay, the bullet proof isn't supposed to cover areas such as the legs, arms, e.t.c. But then, one isn't supposed to die from gun shots in those places.

While I admit one could die from a shot on the neck, it appears quite difficult to target and cannot account for all deaths of soldiers during battles.

So bro, I'm curious to know how soldiers get killed during gun battles.

PS: Pardon my ignorance

tit: Yusuf and Boko Haram were already killing Nigerians before law enforcement caught up with them.
You are making it seem like the man and his followers were sipping fanta in his parlor before they were apprehended.

mascot87: I wish the FG could order the following : AIM-7 Sparrow, AIM-9 Sidewinder, AIM-120 AMRAAM, AGM-65 Maverick, AGM-88 HARM, AGM-158 JASSM, AGM-114 Hellfire, FGM-148 Javelin, BGM-71 TOW, BGM-109 Tomahawk, RGM-84 Harpoon, RIM-7 Sea Sparrow, RIM-66 Standard, FIM-92 Stinger, RIM-116 Rolling Airframe Missile, RIM-161 Standard Missile 3, RIM-174 Standard ERAM & UGM-133 Trident II. With all this weapons,we would not only be d heartbeat of Africa weaponry, we will also be the African United state of America. Boko wetin? Them no born them well