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Phones › Re: Windows Mobile Naija Forum by stillchris: 7:18pm On Jun 23, 2015

Elxandre:
I didn't even know there was any better app than Adobe reader. This horrible app makes me cry.
Lol. how did the htc one frustrate you.
And what's your current Lumia?

yea. it was the uselessness of the app that made me look for a better one.

my htc was android. aside from the lags, the kind virus that hit the phone made me give up. there'll be full network on the phone but i couldn't make calls neither could i recieve.

i'm very happy with windows now. i don't have to boost my ram every time( it became a reflexx at some point with my former android), don't have to worry about security and i have enough apps for my daily needs.

yiu should try "videoshop". it's better than movie jax. and it's free

i use L730

Pets › Re: 10 Reasons Why People Keep Gsd/Alsatian More Than Other Breeds by stillchris: 5:38pm On Jun 22, 2015

wunmi590:
Please don't advertise on my thread, go to pet section and create a thread on that.

Cc seun, fynestboi, prodeegee, kynte, kuzee

oga calm down. it won't kill you if i do as as long as i'm not trying to derail the thread.

a lot of people who like dogs will view this thread so i took the opportunity. how is that a bad thing?

Nigerians sef. like sey the thread na him living room

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Pets › Re: 10 Reasons Why People Keep Gsd/Alsatian More Than Other Breeds by stillchris: 1:21pm On Jun 22, 2015

for those interested in buying GSDs.

i have a female for sale.
8 weeks old. Lagos

this is the popcy. i will upload the puppy later.

pm me so we can talk.

Phones › Re: Windows Mobile Naija Forum by stillchris: 6:19pm On Jun 20, 2015

mayordadon:
guy but I. Have d game before , and it run smoothly for like 2hours of playing before it will lag a little .. U telling me 535 can not 'play high graphics game is a lue cos i play mc4 on it nd it runs s.oothly exept for mc5 dat crash at logo

well, i spoke from experience. a friend bought it to have a feel of windows OS because he was getting tired of android wahala. maybe it can play some heavy games but HD games won't play on it. try to download some HD games.

the 535 display us very poor. if you have used a flagship phone before, you'll know what i'm saying.

Phones › Re: Windows Mobile Naija Forum by stillchris: 5:01pm On Jun 20, 2015

mayordadon:
Hey guys I qv a Lumia 535 nd in the store I search for fifa15ut but its nt available. ..y? ND is der anybody experiencing. This too?

l535 has poor display that cannot play high graphic games. so some games will not show in your store. only God knows how microsoft does this restrictions.

that's why they rushed to release 540. now that is a good budget phone

Phones › Re: Windows Mobile Naija Forum by stillchris: 5:57am On Jun 20, 2015

abduldope:
broh I cant find fifa15 evn the ultimate team edition in the store... Evn dead trigger I could nt find it, lol infact most of those games u mentioned earlier... My screenshot is bellow

one downside about windows mobile is that you are limited to certain apps and heavy games when using a 512mb ram device.

i first used 630 before going for 730 after realizing this.

and if you are using a 1gig ram device, change your region to US then restart your phone.

the Nigerian store is limited also.

hope that helps

Phones › Re: Windows Mobile Naija Forum by stillchris: 10:26pm On Jun 19, 2015

UjSizzle:
Stillchris you don't need Shazam to search for songs. Bing search already does that.

i know. i'm already used to shazam as a former android user grin

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i still use bing too

Phones › Re: Windows Mobile Naija Forum by stillchris: 9:55pm On Jun 19, 2015

sammy042:
....is football game on store like Real football ⚽fifa 14 etc

yea. there's also fifa15

Phones › Re: Windows Mobile Naija Forum by stillchris: 4:46pm On Jun 19, 2015

abduldope:
tnx mam i appriciate alot

wait. e neva finish grin

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xodo docs. (trashes adobe reader. you can edit pdf files and create one with it.)

perfect music (has a music downloader in settings)

shazam

tubecast, metrotube, mytube to download youtube videos. i prefer tubecast and mytube

scanwriter pro ( this app is amazing. it's a scanner with editing options.)

cam scanner

advanced english dictionary

lumia selfie app

split pic

blink ( take photos in motion)

photosynth (capture your surroundings in one picture at once in 3d style. just try this app. it's amazing)

guardians of the sky (mad game)

brothers in arms (mad game)

troopers (cool game)

dead trigger ( i cant shout)

beach buggy

grimbo

lara croft: relic run - very nice game and harder than temple run

MyAppFree - get paid apps for free daily

hurt locker - to hide your pornos, photos, contacts etc..

iphone recorder - voice recording app

movie jax - you can shoot a movie with this app. but you need gwt the paid version to use all the features. it's a very good app

note plus - unlike other note apps, this one has categories that will make your note taking more organized and easy to trace

office lense - document scanner. this thing will make a blured paper so sharp

phone cleaner - clean your phone memory from temp files

spy earphone - with this app you can do tatafoo without getting noticed. just plug your earpiece, launch the app and listen in to conversations of people around you. it's a great app. i've used it to spy on my babe wella and a lot of people.

vlc

wave master - cut and join audio files to create your own

ringtone maker - do i need to explain?

bros i don try. apps plenty.

all those saying windows OS lack apps just don't know how to explore. i've got enough apps for mg everyday use and my phone is still as smooth as the day i bought it.

can't say the same for my rubbish htc one m8 i had to dash out from frustration

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 3:49pm On Jun 18, 2015

agaugust:
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We are cowards ! South African army confesses :

= We 800 SANDF troops where afraid of 500 Sudanese troops

= We SANDF have MRAPS, but we trembled before Sudanese in Hilux Toyotas

= We SANDF have DENEL made weapons but we are ready to surrender to Sudanese men with AK-47

= We SANDF don't mind to surrender, we did same to Seleka in C.A.R, we see enemy, we surrender !

= Imagine it was Boko Haram, we will surrender in 5 minutes, that's even worse than Seleka terror

= We SANDF are now happy that we do not have to fight, we came here for the UN monthly salary

= We SANDF fear death more than a chicken fears cooking pot

= We SANDF are born cowards, it's in our blood, no matter the training and equipment ![/size]
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News24 Home > South Africa
SA troops in Sudan feared the worst

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2015-06-17 08:38

Pretoria - More than 800 terrified South African soldiers in Sudan feared the worst when their camp was surrounded by Sudanese troops.

"In order to save lives, we would have to have surrendered if they stormed us. One battalion of soldiers without proper weapons could not fight against an entire country's army," a South African soldier told Netwerk24.

It is believed that Al-Bashir was possibly allowed to leave South Africa amid fears of violence against the South African peacekeepers.

But a soldier said: "We were so scared - we were surrounded by soldiers. "

A friend of a soldier at the base said that they were surrounded by about 500 heavily-armed Sudanese soldiers in Hilux bakkies at about 10:00 on Monday. Al-Bashir's jet took off from Waterkloof air force base at about midday on Monday.

While the court bid to have him arrested continued in Pretoria, the South African soldiers were surrounded. They were placed at Level 2 readiness, which means they had to be battle ready and fully armed.

http://m.news24.com/news24/SouthAfrica/News/SA-troops-in-Sudan-feared-the-worst-20150617

[img]http://ewn.co.za/cdn/-%2Fmedia%2F0268CD80334945E9A8B4AA3F0BF32031.ashx%3Fas%3D1%26h%3D289%26w%3D463%26crop%3D1[/img]

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Chicken republic of south africa grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by stillchris: 3:42pm On Jun 18, 2015

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Patchesagain:
About 2/3 of Nigeria looks like perfect country for wheeled operations

In urban areas and towns.. Yes

In rural areas with less accessible roads.. BIg NO

Come to Nigeria during the rainy season and travel to the villages (like where boko haram is operating in the north). It's always terrible, you'll get stuck on wheeled vehicles.

We need both. We still have huge forests, jungles and riverine areas that a wheeled IFV has no business operating in.

Many photos have been posted already so I don't see any reason why you guys want to lecture us on what we live on.

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by stillchris: 3:22pm On Jun 18, 2015

Patchesagain:
Thats why the Americans started building Stryker Brigades and why practically all new IFV's are wheeled (Except for countries like Isreal or Germany who have unique needs)

You already know I'll tackle you on this grin

western a5slicker grin

America fields what they require. Shouldn't be a yardstick for what others should do.

Environment also dictates military requirements.

Last I remember, after Vietnam, US army is not currently engaged in jungles or forest terrains with muddy/marshy roads.

This is not about patriotism. It about being objective in comparisons

Foreign Affairs › Re: African Militaries/ Security Services Strictly Photos Only And Videos Thread by stillchris: 3:03pm On Jun 18, 2015*

This is what we are trying to tell @mikeza who believes he knows stuff but knows only SA.

Different climate

Different environments

Different requirements

Please sink that in when next you want to dictate what Nigeria should be deploying.

While wheeled mobility is fast and light (only for urban terrain with okay roads), tracked vehicles is better for most places in rural areas in Nigeria. We need both

Like you stated.. Israel and Germany still deploys tracked IFV because of their unique needs. So why not Nigeria or any other country with such conditions?

You'll get stuck. Especially in the rainy seasons.

Patches, Us is shifting to wheeled mobility because most of its military's AOR in it's current engagement will be suitable for it. But it doesn't mean they'll totally replace tracked vehicles.

You build what your military requires. That's the doctrine

Tracked vehicles became popular with the US army during the Vietnam war when they had to travel along mzuddy and marshy routs on patrols

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 11:43am On Jun 18, 2015

Patchesagain:
*rolls eyes*
You have the geopolitical insight of a rotten cassava

he's right.
even peasant farmers did itbin CAR and nothing happened.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 6:50pm On Jun 16, 2015

FighterPilot:
Ask and I will give you free lessons. I am a Professional man and you cannot force me to believe mediocrity.

i know.

you are a professional dullard.

you're a mediocre. so no need

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 5:45pm On Jun 16, 2015

FighterPilot:
[s]The person who appears to be ignorant is you. If you want free lessons about what a tactical data link is, just humbly ask and you will be given. Instead of bringing some air traffic controllers agencies and mistaken them as tactical data link
Any person who knew what was a tactical data link would have never stooped to that low of showing utter ignorance about the subject. Ask and I will teach you and surely you will stop embarrassing yourself again. Just admit that you don't have a tactical data link and move on, because you will search and search for it and you won't find any. You just don't have it. What is so difficult in admitting the truth or does it pain you to swallow the truth?[/s]

I won't even bother responding to a dullards sense of training and comprehension

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 5:12pm On Jun 16, 2015

FighterPilot:
Beside all the threats and intimidations, do you think ANC is that stupid to sell their souls to imperialists like ICC.

Dullard.

Your government almost did.

Bashir was just smart to know that SA government is a toothless bulldog.

So he defied your court order

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 5:10pm On Jun 16, 2015

FighterPilot:
[size=20]STILLCHRIS AND COHORTS DO NOT KNOW WHAT IS A TACTICAL DATA LINK. CAN SOMEONE TEACH THESE FOOLS HERE WHAT IS A TACTICAL DATA LINK[/size]

dullard.

i can bet my last cent that you don't even know what it is. just the word "Tactical" amuses you south africans.

If a data link standard in order to provide communication via
radio waves or cable used the military to transmit, relay and receive tactical data is not TDL,

then tell me what Nigerian Navy uses to transmit data from the ATR to navan vessels.

Or from naval control stations to naval vessels.

Or from combat areas in maiduguri to DHQ in Abuja

Or from our surveillance platforms to commanders on ground.

I can go on and on on instances it has been used.

You south Africans are just shouting TDL as if it's a technology beyond any nation's reach.

The real fraud is SANDF. No evidence of operational usage of data link. Just on paper

I hope this free education has helped you dumb he-goat.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 4:51pm On Jun 16, 2015

FighterPilot:
That was stupidd of you then. It is equivalent of suggesting that someone bought a decoder to connect to DSTV. That agency is for air traffic controllers. Their is to arrange communication equipments to ensure smooth data transfer.

dullard

i used an example how a datalink infrastructure for the military is no big deal if a civil authority has it's own.

wow!! the kind of illiteracy in SANDF is alarming.

just take this guy for example.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 4:44pm On Jun 16, 2015

Patchesagain:
Rumor has it the Sudanese Army surrounded lightly armed RSA peacekeepers in Sudan and threatened to attack unless their president was released
http://www.news24.com/SouthAfrica/News/EXCLUSIVE-Sudan-held-SA-hostage-20150616

Interesting to see if it is true

altgough i doubt the story as reporters will want to make a meal of the whole incidence, what else would you expect.

arresting bashir would have sparked confrontations between both countries. militarily or diplomatic

and many african governments will be against SA on this one because it will amount to discrediting the AU.

your government still doesn't understand International politics

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 4:14pm On Jun 16, 2015

FighterPilot:
Bwhahahahajajajajajajajajajanaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa… Wow! This man finished my breath. Those are for Air traffic controllers and since when is that a tactical data link.

Here it looks like even ATR 42 couldn't use a tactical data link rather the system was partial communicating with itself, that's why Italy ordered it.

http://theaviationist.com/2008/12/22/four-atr72mp-to-replace-the-ageing-italian-fleet-of-br1150-atlantic/

dullard.

that was used as an example. not for the military.

i underatand your problem though. so no worries here

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 3:58pm On Jun 16, 2015

Patchesagain:
name

it

dude, i seriously don't get what the fuzz is about datalink.

if NAMA, a civil authority can have an operatiinal datalink, what makes you think the government would not provide one for the military?

The Nigerian Airspace Management Agency (NAMA) in conjunction with SITA is deploying Controller Pilot Data Link Communication (CPDLC) facilities at Lagos and Kano Control Centres to enhance long range data communication between Air Traffic Controllers and the Pilots.
http://voiceofnigeria.org/nigeria/nama-deploys-data-link-facilities-to-boost-communication.html

We have given many proof that the Nigerian military has an operational datalink infrastructure. but being secretive, they will not let us know what type.

now the only thing i se here is south africans have never seen proof of SANDF operationak datalink. if there is, give us one instance where it's been used.

simple

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 3:44pm On Jun 16, 2015

ssaengine:
If you eminate from some form of du.mb as fvck sperm mixed with a 2nd rate egg, that's your problem not mine. Question has been answered....if the very text of mine you quoted. You keep asking the same question because you don't know where to go from here.

18 Aircrew. Post just 1 single source which states that means 9 pilots and 9 navigators. Why not 13 pilots and 5 navigators? If you feel like making sh.it up, have fun.....no one can stop you.

still crying?

you are yet to prove anything than the mental torture you are goung through right now.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 3:42pm On Jun 16, 2015

FighterPilot:
You do not even have more than 6 operational F7s and as things are standing you only have three F7 pilots.

how does this prove you don't lack pilots for your expensive jets?

you've been scammed grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 3:38pm On Jun 16, 2015

Patchesagain:
Name it then

and our airforce sent target cordinates from ATR 42 to artillery units on ground during surveillance on boki haram positions through whatsapp?

keep decieving yourself

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 3:33pm On Jun 16, 2015

Patchesagain:
Logic?

Argument from ignorance (Latin: argumentum ad ignorantiam), also known as appeal to ignorance (in which ignorance stands for "lack of evidence to the contrary", is a fallacy in informal logic. It asserts that a proposition is true because it has not yet been proven false (or vice versa).

Logic

"reasoned and reasonable judgment" (Advanced English Dictionary)

are you now looking for word definitions? is that what you have been reduced to? does this prove you have more than 9 pilots? huh?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 3:26pm On Jun 16, 2015

Patchesagain:
Nothing.

You have no data-link

hmm!! okay. so our defence chiefs used youtubr to get live feeds from combat areas?

or our airforce wants the T-129 specifically to link through what? internet explorer?

keep decieving yourself

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 3:23pm On Jun 16, 2015

Patchesagain:
You still have to prove we only have 9!
Or are you going to rely on the logical fallacy forever?

and yoh have no proof you have more than 9. so until you do, the logic stands

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 3:22pm On Jun 16, 2015

Patchesagain:
What evidence do you have that says 9 pilots and 9 navigators?
None?
Ok.

and what evidence do you have to say they are more than 9 pilots in 18 aircrew

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 3:19pm On Jun 16, 2015

ssaengine:
Listen you small boy....do not waste my time. If you have nothing to say, then say nothing. If you had the required mental capacity, you would have seen that this question has already been answered.

Hence i asked the only way to get to 18 in Nigeria is 9 + 9? Only 9 pilots and 9 navs make 18 aircrew? You cant have 14 pilots and 4 navs.....13 pilots and 5 navs etc? Only 9 and 9? The number 9 was created solely by Nigerians on this forum, nowhere else.Fact.

Im done with this useless argument. As you were.

hahaha.. an emotional rant from a frustrated old man.
ansswer the question if you are trully capable of an objective debate and stop whining

i can barely finish reading your comments. too much emotions attached.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 1:40pm On Jun 16, 2015

ssaengine:
Answer the question....when last did you slap your wife? Huh small boy? Do not waste my time. I have utterly and completely demolished you....hence i told you to read my reply a few times until your stu.pidity sinks in.

You now have the nerve to ask "deep and reaching" questions, pretending as if you have any clew of what you're talking about. You again are deadly silent about 8 pilots in 2012, when you claimed 6.

In Nigeria the only way to get to 18 is 9 + 9? Not 12 + 6, 14 + 4, 13 + 5.....only 9 + 9?

The number 9 ONLY comes from this forum. Nowhere else in the entire universe is the number 9 linked with SAAF Gripen pilots besides THIS forum. And then you have the guts to demand proof to counter claims literally pulled out of your a.ss

Actually quite disgusting and pathetic.

demolish who? the only person demolished is yourself. hence the emotional rants.

answer simple question and then we can go further from there.

do aircrew comprise of only fighter pilots? yes or no

Foreign Affairs › Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by stillchris: 1:20pm On Jun 16, 2015

FighterPilot:
The truth is now out SA combat pilots. Read.

http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=3594&Itemid=350

Maynier says the reply to his question shows that 48% of posts for combat pilots are vacant (29 of
60 posts). It takes seventeen months to train up a combat pilot.

In addition, 58 of 167 helicopter pilot posts (34%) are currently vacant. He adds that it takes
sixteen months to train a helicopter pilot.

Furthermore, 30% of posts for transport pilots are vacant (48 of 156 posts) "and it takes twelve
months to train transport pilots."

man... you are a true dumb he-goat

what your source proves is that you have 31 combat pilots.

31-9=22 Hawks pilots.

dullard

Case Closed.

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