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Man dey undercover now, shhh, no blow him cover lol

arantess:
Bipolar clown
One moment you are writing and spelling jargon, next moment you are typing well

If the soldier was wrong, there's nothing to implicate, they should be punished.
but it's what i said yesterday but deleted. everyone ranting about a video without a fvking context.
you don't know where, you don't know why. you just reacted

Nigerians, you are your own worst enemies. Once you are done destroying it, una go dey happy.
And to the A-holes always ready to tarnish the same guys holding the country together right now, i hope you roth in hell bro.
There are good soldiers out there sacrificing for the country, say thank you, mother effer

JOSCOFELIX:
Please do not ever quote me if you don't have information or fact check about any of my post. The video was copy from a solider account, on Instagram. I advised him to shot down the account which he did. The video did not happen anywhere around the south east. The operation done by the military in a local government at Enugu state was a joint task force between the military,dss , sts, police. Led by commissioner of police , and major Gideon. He said the military police have invited all of them which went for the operation in that video. I will not mention the location which the video take place inanother not to implicate the solider . But using weapon and firing anyhow should stop.

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make i no bother.

lol. you people and your temper

Moral of the story, no silly charm will make you bulletproof . If na so we for don become a military superpower

DubaiLandLord1:
Gunmen Sunday morning allegedly attacked the Nigerian Police Division at Unwana, Afikpo North Local Government Area of Ebonyi state and killed three policemen on duty, including a constable and two inspectors.

A source from the area, who spoke to our correspondent noted that the gunmen stormed the area around 2:am ,adding that one of the gunmen was killed by the police during the attack.

He said: “They killed 3 policemen: one constable and two inspectors and the police killed one of the gunmen. Nobody knows the identity of the gunmen and police have taken the remains away.

“The incident happened around 2am. Nobody knows the route they came from. All we heard was gunshots for about 10 minutes. At the moment, there is no information to know if they destroyed or stole anything from the police station.

“The men were masked, but the one killed had been unveiled by the police to ascertain his identity. He also had red clothe that looks like a charm tied around his waist.”

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/breaking-gunmen-kill-3-officers-in-ebonyi/

I think it's time they disband this yeye organization and let LGA's manage their own security with FG or Justice Dept perform oversight function, to investigate corrupt cops etc

DubaiLandLord:
Bandits Harvesting Our Crops, Katsina Monarch Cries Out

https://leadership.ng/bandits-harvesting-our-crops-katsina-monarch-cries-out/

still not as bad as elsewhere though, US has lost over 700k people, and that's with their advanced medical facilities , a country like Nigeria alone would have had double that if covid was bad in Africa, we would have known, no one can hide that many deaths, but we haven't seen such, so i think Africa truly got lucky with this one, a huge luck, so with or without testing, we would have been wrecked hard and it would be obvious, we got lucky, smart leaders would be preparing for the next one, because it is coming, whether we like it or not.
And i think countries on the continent that experience winter weather had it worse, Northern parts and SA, i could be wrong though

jl115:
Africa also isn't testing at the same levels as Europe as well....more tests more positive cases

Ironic

COMMENTSFIGHTER:
it doesn't changed the fact that your weak south African soldiers fled from combat, what a display of cowardice.

More like ethical violation.

lol, me know? na just article i saw and decided to share. what do you think about the dead count? thought that was high

SamuelAnyawu:
How are we killing ISWAP leaders? Through Soldiers on ground or Air strike.
The way our security personnel are reporting these deaths is kinda quite confusing.

Here in Borno it is claimed that Al-Barnawi was injured in an ambush by loyalists of Shekau around mandara area.

350k deaths? how accurate is that

350k deaths? these people be magicians. where the fvk did they get that figure from

LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Nigerian security forces have killed the new leader of an Islamic State-linked extremist group blamed for killing hundreds in Nigeria and neighboring West African countries, a senior security official said on Friday.

Nigeria’s national security adviser Babagana Monguno said that Malam Bako, who recently succeeded Abu Musab al-Barnawi as leader of the Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP), was “taken out” by troops earlier this week.

Bako's death could not be independently verified and there was no immediate confirmation from ISWAP. The development would be another heavy blow on ISWAP following last week's announcement by the Nigerian military that al-Barnawi was killed.

Bako was in August appointed a member of the Shura Council, ISWAP’s consultative assembly, as the militants consolidated their position in the Lake Chad basin following the death of rival leader Abubakar Shekau of the Boko Haram extremist group.

Monguno praised Nigerian security forces fighting the extremist rebels in the northeast and the Lake Chad basin for doing “an excellent job” after eliminating ISWAP's leader and his successor within a span of a month.

He said the IS-linked group is facing a leadership crisis and that Nigerian military operations have put “a lot of pressure” on ISWAP and its rival Boko Haram.

The reported killing of al-Barnawi and Bako have refocused attention to the conflict in Nigeria’s northeast, that began 12 years ago with an insurgency launched by the Boko Haram.

The Nigerian military recently announced that about 6,000 militants have so far surrendered following Shekau’s death in June this year. Security experts told the AP that most of those surrendering were forced to join Boko Haram under Shekau or didn't want to associate with ISWAP, which has been Boko Haram’s rival since the groups' 2016 split.

Unlike Boko Haram which often violently targets civilian populations, ISWAP targets the Nigerian military and those who aid soldiers.

IS has also tried to capitalize on Shekau's death by launching a massive recruitment drive and gaining more Boko Haram-held territories especially within the Sambisa forest.

The United Nations Development Program estimates that the conflict has resulted in 350,000 deaths, with 314,000 of those from indirect causes.

LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) — Nigerian security forces have killed the new leader of an Islamic State-linked extremist group blamed for killing hundreds in Nigeria and neighboring West African countries, a senior security official said on Friday.

Nigeria’s national security adviser Babagana Monguno said that Malam Bako, who recently succeeded Abu Musab al-Barnawi as leader of the Islamic State in West Africa Province (ISWAP), was “taken out” by troops earlier this week.

Bako's death could not be independently verified and there was no immediate confirmation from ISWAP. The development would be another heavy blow on ISWAP following last week's announcement by the Nigerian military that al-Barnawi was killed.

Bako was in August appointed a member of the Shura Council, ISWAP’s consultative assembly, as the militants consolidated their position in the Lake Chad basin following the death of rival leader Abubakar Shekau of the Boko Haram extremist group.

Monguno praised Nigerian security forces fighting the extremist rebels in the northeast and the Lake Chad basin for doing “an excellent job” after eliminating ISWAP's leader and his successor within a span of a month.

He said the IS-linked group is facing a leadership crisis and that Nigerian military operations have put “a lot of pressure” on ISWAP and its rival Boko Haram.

The reported killing of al-Barnawi and Bako have refocused attention to the conflict in Nigeria’s northeast, that began 12 years ago with an insurgency launched by the Boko Haram.

The Nigerian military recently announced that about 6,000 militants have so far surrendered following Shekau’s death in June this year. Security experts told the AP that most of those surrendering were forced to join Boko Haram under Shekau or didn't want to associate with ISWAP, which has been Boko Haram’s rival since the groups' 2016 split.

Unlike Boko Haram which often violently targets civilian populations, ISWAP targets the Nigerian military and those who aid soldiers.

IS has also tried to capitalize on Shekau's death by launching a massive recruitment drive and gaining more Boko Haram-held territories especially within the Sambisa forest.

The United Nations Development Program estimates that the conflict has resulted in 350,000 deaths, with 314,000 of those from indirect causes.

Is that the only rail line in Nigeria? just asking, i don't know. if not, what about the rest?
I haven't seen any country that does this ( protecting rail lines), i remember taking the train from New York to Georgia, took about 16hrs or so and the darn thing passed through bushes most of the time lol, there i was thinking i'd enjoy good scenery, nope, just bushes, in other words, unprotected areas.
I think Nigeria should focus on tapering down serious crimes, that's the only way, we don't have the resources for this. Deal with crimes in the country, dominate these forests i keep hearing about and provide opportunities to the youths, otherwise that country will continue to burn.

youghs:
We can dedicate one NAF AW109 or Bell for quick response.

My issue with the cam idea is distance and response time, not to talk about the kilometers the train path passes, it will require tremendous resources.
if the idea is to simply warn and stop trains from proceeding, it could work i guess, but still doubt it. , but no way they will catch the perp

youghs:
Cameras will make you know if there's a threat ahead na. And if there is, the train will be asked to stop or return to station while the security agents move in to probe and neutralise the threat.

So what do you call those women and children we've seen trooping out of the jungle from BH and ISWAP enclaves? aren't they civilians? if anything bh and co have more civilian captives and relatives in their midst. So how does that matter as regards to bandits and not to terrorists? personally i think they are one and thesame by the way

Faithful007:
The reason behind the restrictions on the use of the Tucano's is because of the nature of the current North-West Crisis. "Bandits" take many civilians hostage and live among civilians as well. The Nigerian government in desperation, has adopted a ruthless approach of effective but indiscriminate airstrikes, leading to substantial civilian casualties which may not make the news.

Also, some government officials even suggest an end to payment of ransom, so airstrikes would be conducted, whether civilians are held hostage or not. This would be in direct contravention of the US Foreign Policy. More specifically, Section 502B of the Foreign Assistance Act of 1961, as amended in 1978: "No security assistance may be provided to any country the government of which engages in a consistent pattern of gross violations of internationally recognized human rights."

So hope you guys get it, it's not about designation. Peace out.

lol that's just cruel
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WoeBetide666:
That's because you're a blockhead, you homosexual dog.

Thank you oooo, i was writing a response, then deleted it. why bother lol.
these are called soft targets for a reason.
cameras go do wetin,? lol.

Odunayaw:
How do you secure rail tracks in remotest parts of the country

Bro why? can we not communicate without such? damn, the man offended you before?

JOSCOFELIX:
you will not make heaven with this kind of lies . Oga, satan the mentor you. 4000 kill you there

If Fela had one more son, he'd look like that lol

Lurker4Long:

imagine that. good one

Baliv254:
Kenya Police now using cheap commercial drones for recon
in this vid you can see one scaring off an armed man as he is tracked in the wilderness:

Big brother. pic.twitter.com/ylJn3dD85Z

— June 25th (@Jasiri_D30) September 25, 2021

unlike some

Lurker4Long:
A military that learns from its mistakes and applies those lessons!

i beg no mind me. i really don't care . make i sit down watch

Faithful007:
Are BH within 20miles of any airport?

lol. you folks are truly short tempered haha. see all the cursing, damn. calm down people

bro, save your time , some arguments aren't worth it, that's why i keep deleting my comments lol, second thought

jl115:
OH sh1t!!! you want me to take down my reply before the sh1t hits the fan??

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Right? and some people are helping spread nonsense.
unreal, BHT and Iswap have similar weapon system to this, yet no one paid them in other for them not to use it. brainless idiots

Xbee007:
Only big fools will believe this nonsense.

I beg someone should use a tarp and cover this abomination. I don't care what it's to be used for, this is an embarrassment.
A country of over 200 million people, and this is what they can come up with? Like wtf?
them just dey weld metals together and put poor souls in it to go die, bastards

ugo4u:
Improvised Tactical Keke NAPEP

I don't think any soldier will wanna be in this during an RPG/IED attack..

This "Inventions" abi na improvisation looks so much like vehicles the defunct republic of Biafra produced during the civil war.

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