Mike..ZA:
. That's "beating" in Afrikaaans Hausa PIG. Zulus are world renowned for being brave,people "brought a knife to a gun fight" and won. Your igbo brothers have no military history whatsoever.

@ Mike why you bother yourself with these rat,I said it before all the other rats are hiding in their holes only one rat is left on Nairaland

gst101:

oooookaaaaaay, i am sure you wanted to say that it doesn't change the fact that your SELEKA experience will forever be a reference point on how a rag taged militia can defeat a republican army.

With all your J7 and intel 40 of your toy soldiers lost their lives and 65 are unaccounted for cry a river Mr English fact remain your toy soldiers are being cornered and given a hell of a beating by the so called ragtag miltia“Chicken has come home to roost ”

gst101:

i am not new here. You are the one who is new in here. I was very active at the earlier part of this thread and i have always observed this thread ever since.

It is so funny that you were making fun of us with your 40 divided by 6 nonsense yet you cant construct a simple sentence.

It is ASK your fellow country man not "asked your fellow country man" Olodo labata.

If you guys dont stop attacking the Federal Republic of Nigeria, be sure to face the "POWER OF NAIJA!!!"

Ok Mr English but it still does not change the fact that your toy soldiers are being bleksemmed in their backyard live with it Mr English

gst101: i've got no HIV!!!

When did last checked your statues oh I forget Public health is non existence in Naija

gst101:

YOU ARE A ZULU PIG!!!!!!!!
Learn Oral English pls. Whats "Blek"?

I see you are still new here asked your fellow country man they will translate it to you and don't get emotional I'm not the one who inflicted heavy casualties on your toy soldiers , they are your fellow country men

gst101:

why dont you just wait till we send our elite Naval special force code named OGBOLOGBO in operation 419 to capture Jacob Zuma and bring him to Aso rock to our supreme court to face justice for crimes against marekana miners then you will know how competent we are.

Ag sham keep on dreaming but don't oversleep is too bad for your health

drag_on:

according to whom?premium times? i laugh in 15 languages ahaha. There are south african sources that even i dont quote when debating here,such as DA the S.A. government opposition and the white supremacist, spare me,premium times is propaganda times.

But these info does not come from one source various news angencies from within Naija reported about it and please tell me why I took more than four days before your army admitted that there was a battle between them and BH I call it cover-up

gst101:

i really think you should stop your copy and paste low pay job! You dont even read and understand what you copy and paste! If you read your original post carefully, you will come to discover that the article was written just when OBJ became president in '99. Thats when we retired 100 officers at a go.

At that time, we've not built our Igirigi, our Aradu, our OBJ 006, our Amebos, our 5 sattelites, better helmets, night vission glasses and desert camouflage. Our f-7s, NNS Thunder and fast attack boats were not delivered then.

We did not have MEND and BOKO ARE RAMS back then which means our secret intelligent services are better now than they were back then.

Better intel my foot. Better night vision my bum you have nothing only paper soldiers

drag_on: @saengine
http://m.timeslive.co.za/africa/?articleId=9964259
Deep in the forests of Kafiya and at a kill rate of 10 insurgents for every brave soldier,we fought for hours and overan the insurgents base camp armed with anti-aircraft and anti-tank weapons killing one of the most wanted commanders Abba Goroma. Compare that to SANDF that were OVERUN by seleka abandoning their camp,tails behind their back begging france to take them home to lick their wounds.The difference?For Nigeria Mission accomplished,for S.A?

What mission accomplished you idiot 40 loves of your toy soldiers were killed and 65 are unaccounted for so please stop you lie fact you army is weak live with it

drag_on: @saengine
http://m.timeslive.co.za/africa/?articleId=9964259
Deep in the forests of Kafiya and at a kill rate of 10 insurgents for every brave soldier,we fought for hours and overan the insurgents base camp armed with anti-aircraft and anti-tank weapons killing one of the most wanted commanders Abba Goroma. Compare that to SANDF that were OVERUN by seleka abandoning their camp,tails behind their back begging france to take them home to lick their wounds.The difference?For Nigeria Mission accomplished,for S.A?

Oh I see one rat has come out to assess the situation

saengine:

And then when a Selela commander admitted we killed over 250 men in his unit alone you still refused to admit that we also "won". We had a huge kill ratio, more than 10:1 but your pride was too much to admit that South African soldiers put up a fantastic fight. You made fun on us, you spoke too soon.

Now you have your own CAR/Bangui/Seleka situation on your own hands, and worse ON YOUR HOME SOIL. 16 of your own troops killed on their motherland. 15 of our troops killed 1000's of kilometres from home.....who looks more stupid now. What happened to your so called IFV's....at least you had heavy armour and airforce to back you up. But still.

I dont celebrate death. RIP to those Nigerian soldiers and i hope they find the 9 missing soldiers alive, but this is a lesson to YOU not to talk so fast next time.

And just to add one more bit. This happened over the weekend, but your army only admitted it on Tuesday. What kind of pathetic military structure is that? What were they trying to hide/change in those two days. How long does it take to count 16 bodies?

Have you forgotten they can't count in Naija remember 40÷3=16 in Naija

CraigB:

Like idîots, they spoke and laughed too early about Seleka. No sooner had they done that, than their army left Mali, only to be bliksemmed by BH at every turn. They brought the ridicule onto themselves.

The chicken has come home to roost naija boys and is not the end of the story we are just spectatures

gst101: the picture in the background of your link is not the picture of Boko_are_rams but that of MEND. You can see in the background that they are on top of a boat and on water. The mangrove behind shows it is not maiduguri - a semi arid place

Does it matter fact is your toy soldiers are being bleksemmed left right and centre

CraigB:

Predictably, things will be very quite around these parts. Losers going to lick their wounds.

I said it before that every weekend is BH feast in Naija ,its raining dogs and cats in Naija let them dispute the above info,the rats has ran back to their holes

agaugust:

fact is that 12,000 south africans died in road accidents last year. what is the pride in having good roads where people die daily like chickens ?

fact is 35%are pedestrians and we have 20millions registered vehicles and if you read in the link you provided no country is immune to RA if you can be fair for once provide us with your country stats please and let us compare naija with SA

agaugust:



South Africa ranked worst out of 36 in global road safety report

Exceptionally high levels of road accidents costs the South African economy more than R300-billion each year, and 12,000 people dies on the roads in year 2012 according to an international report.

http://mg.co.za/article/2013-05-23-south-africa-ranked-worst-in-global-road-safety-report



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFcLZUDWtr8

But how nigeria is ranked globally and the other thing honestly speaking you can't even compare SA road to that of Nigeria fact SA has better roads than all of Africa combined

zetdee: Nigerian Soldiers Beat Up Brigade Commander Over Anti-boko Haram Deployment

Soldiers attached to the 333 Artillery Regiment in Maiduguri, and serving under the newly established 37 Brigade, have beaten up their Acting Brigade Commander, Colonel O.U. Obono for allegedly slapping one of them, reliable defence sources have told PREMIUM TIMES.
Sources, who witnessed the incident but asked not to be named for their own safety, told PREMIUM TIMES  the incident occurred on Monday, September 4 at the 333 Battalion parade ground while the soldiers were on night roll call, known as tatoon in military parlance.
The sources said the soldiers became angry and attacked the officers after he announced the deployment of the soldiers to various special operations in Borno state shortly after their return from a peacekeeping operation in Mali.
“Trouble started when Colonel Obono decided to deploy the Soldiers, and the boys were annoyed because they were supposed to go on ‘disembarkation leave’ for two weeks having just returned from Mali, and they began to show open contempt, the Colonel then slapped one of them and they now became agitated and beat him up,” one of our sources, a defence insider, said.
He said the officer became especially agitated and slapped a soldier “because he had the audacity to ask for the troop’s “mission allowance”.
He said the troops started returning to the country from Mali on July 31,  but were not allowed to proceed on leave before being deployed for the anti-Boko Haram operation in Maiduguri.
We also gathered that apart from the soldier, Colonel Obono also slapped a Major Idris for trying to restrain him from physically attacking his junior colleagues.
Another  military source said the Military Police, the discipline enforcement unit of the army,  already commenced investigation into the incident, adding that what the Colonel did was ‘against military tradition’.
PREMIUM TIMES learnt  that Colonel Obono, with Army number N/8306 was appointed acting commander of the newly established 37 Brigade Maiduguri on August, 20 via memo with Reference No. AHQ/MS/G1/300/207/1.
The spokesperson for the Army, Major General Ibrahim Attahiru, wouldn’t comment for this story.  He did not answer or return calls to his mobile telephone for two weeks running. He also did not respond to three text messages sent to him on separate days.
 
http://premiumtimesng.com/news/144577-exclusive-nigerian-soldiers-beat-up-brigade-commander-over-anti-boko-haram-deployment.html

Ill disciplined from the Highest order these was mini mutiny the whole lot must be dismissed from the army

CraigB:

Are these the teachers that were supposedly imported?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmKgVCI7PW4

I'm speechless

agaugust:

the photos below are proudly south african, if you live in a glass house, dont throw stones

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ia5HH48iKCM&gl=US&client=mv-rim&guid=&hl=en

solomon111: what do you mean 60years and counting?
When did you see Nigeria venture into minning and fail?.
We already have the largest oil industry in africa,do you think we won't have the largest minning industry if we decided to focus on minning.?
The Nigerian govt is bequeathing our huge mineral resources to the next generation to explore.

Dream on brother while we live ours you must tell that joke to your kids ,really you believe that your stupidity is beyond compression

NaijaPikinGidi:

Do you want to join CrazePigs clan of delinquent swines? If yes ... then be a swine, otherwise go through the thread's archives to find facts about Nigeria's satellites. I won't be re-echoing what has been said long ago!

Bloody swines!!

http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/component/k2/item/20713-nigeria-should-enlist-america I hope you read it and denied it source from nigeria [egg in the face or you shot yourself in the foot]

solomon111: lol.
It will take Nigeria less than 2 years to develop a minning sector that will dwarf the rest of africa.
We're just bidding our time.

until kingdom come its been sixty years and counting

NaijaPikinGidi:

Too late boy! The truth has been proven over and over again. Read through the old posts on this thread for more bitter education! Loser.

Crag did provide you with a link a few pages back which proves tha your satelite was brought from China but it still failed to provide you army with credible info to locate BH and I even said satelite also need receivers to decipher that Data dumpo.

agaugust:

Pakistan is a nuclear power with many nuclear bombs...and Pakistan has social/public electricity supply problems just like Nigeria.

meanwhile, nigeria is now investing billions of dollars in electricity production and in about 2 years, it will be near perfect as we have signed huge contracts with very successful electricity power companies from Canada, China, South Korea, and Britain in the last 9 months.

Nigeria is advancing too fast for you to comprehend in your soweto bucket holes where you guys are stuck and never travel overseas

http://uk.reuters.com/article/2012/09/25/nigeria-power-idUKL5E8KP7I820120925

http://premiumtimesng.com/opinion/119166-power-sector-reform-tcn-manitoba-and-suggestions-for-the-new-power-minister-by-tunji-ariyomo.html

http://allafrica.com/stories/201309050473.html
.

@Agaugust the links you provided they don't say you are going to built new power stations it talks about managing the existing infrstructure and the privatization of a key state asset to make things worse your govt has to pay for the upkeep of the said assets not the other way round

Fighter Pilot:

Sat X was just a slap on the face. It was reported it was built by Nigerians but when the truth surfaced it happened to be foreigners.

I'm still waiting for them to denied it

Fighter Pilot: South Africa does not make noise just like Nigeria by beating their chest, they act and make their dream come possible.

South Africa to build yet another Nuclear Power Plant.

http://m.engineeringnews.co.za/article/sa-looks-nearly-set-to-start-new-nuclear-power-station-building-programme-2013-04-05

More nuclear power stations:

http://m.news24.com/news24/Multimedia/South-Africa/SA-to-build-nuclear-power-stations-20130814

Did I hear you correctly you said more I thought we were done with Medupi power station OMG others are day dreaming about it

agaugust:



nice post..... one of the reasons Nigerian military is ranked above the military of Algeria, Ethiopia, and South Africa.

Egypt will have a very tough time fighting nigeria, they have a much bigger force, but they have to be very careful with a Nigerian military force that fights from outer space.

Nigeria will soon add long range missiles when Epe project is completed and then we add the Nuclear weapons from the proposed Russian built reactor to supersede the mini nuclear reactor currently operating in Abuja.

then Nigeria will be among the 12 nuclear weapon armed powers of this world....

then maybe we march into pretoria and re-colonize south africa....just like the Boer....Nigeria becomes new colonial masters and supreme ruler of south africa

long live nigeria, the giant of africa !

Sorry we already has nuclear power station and we dismantlEd our own nuclear heads we walk the talk other talk the walk OMG a country which still cannot provide the basic amenities like 24h electricity clean water can really dream about. Nuclear anyway is just a dream

CraigB:

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yesterday's article says your rubbish is not even worth reading.

Beg America for help, the article says.

Humble yourselves.



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http://www.tribune.com.ng/news2013/index.php/en/component/k2/item/20713-nigeria-should-enlist-america’s-help-in-war-against-boko-haram.html

Nigeria should enlist America’s help in war against Boko Haram
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The rise in violence by Boko Haram in the last couple of weeks since it was claimed by the Nigerian Army that its leader, Abubakar Shekau, had been killed, could be true afterall. The violence shows that there is a new leader at the helm of affairs who is out to stamp his authority on the evil group.
When one looks at the history of terror in the world, when a new leader comes on board, he usually starts with a campaign of terror to announce his ‘assumption’ of office, and this has been the case since it became public knowledge that Shekau had been killed a couple of months ago.
However, I want the Federal Government of Nigeria to enlist the help of the United States of America in the war against Boko Haram. The US has the necessary military equipment which it can assist the country with. The spying drones, which are capable of carrying warheads, will be useful in this situation.
It is a known fact that it will be difficult for Nigerian soldiers to master the rocky terrains in Borno, where members of Boko Haram are now believed to be hiding. However, the drones will help the military attack these terrorists, while minimising its own casualties.
A couple of years ago, the Nigerian government sent a satellite into space. The Chinese-built satellite, which cost hundreds of millions of dollars, it was claimed, would help the country map out certain areas where it would be difficult of humans to go.
Unfortunately, till date, we have not really had any instance when we can say the satellite has been useful. Last year, we had a terrible flood disaster in some parts of the country, but the satellite was not able to give us images of affected areas which were cut off.
Again, it is said that members of the Boko Haram are holed up in some mountains in Borno State; the satellite could have been useful in this regards, by passing the necessary information across to the military on the exact location of the terrorists, but this is not the case. Should we now say that we built the satellite just for the fun of it?
I, therefore, want the authorities in charge of the satellite to tell Nigerians its usefulness, and why it was so important that we sent one to space at a cost of millions of dollars.
However, before we know the usefulness of Nigeria’s satellite in space, I think the Federal Government should just call the United States to assist it in tackling the menace of Boko Haram.
The president, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, cannot continue to say the military is winning the war when people are still being killed on a daily basis. It seems the members of the Civillian JTF are now the targets of the terrorists, with the way they are being attacked . The Federal Government should quickly ask for help, and as far as I know, there is no harm in asking

Crag you can send a thousand satelite to space but if you do not have the receivers on the ground to decipher that data it becomes useless I suspect is the case with the above info

Msauza:

Are you afraid of the truth Mister. You National budget is just a pea compared to the chunk we get.

Not just a pea they can't even pay and feed their soldiers properly just wonder how their moral is “just wondering”

NaijaPikinGidi:

That remains wasteful ... no use! No qualified pilots. I could go on! Why are you waiting to take Rooivalks and hardware to DRC if not because your SANDF is insisting that the UN must pay immediately for the cost of the deployments. That's the difference between Nigeria and your South Africa. Nigeria deploys men and hardware first ... at our own cost and asks for UN reimbursement later. So much for South African "big budget"!

That is why the below happened I said before your leaders know nothing about budget that is why your country is a shithole“ The soldiers may not come back home soon.
After months of hardship caused by inadequate provision of basic essentials and non-payment of allowances, the horrible condition of Nigerian troops serving as part of the African-led International Support Mission in Mali, AFISMA, is beginning to give way for improved welfare, PREMIUM TIMES has learnt.
According to defence sources, the troops have been paid two months arrears out of the three months arrears they were previously owed. Their nutrition has also improved as our source said they are now adequately fed. This is a departure from the days when they resorted to soliciting food from their host community and having to make do with eating plain boiled spaghetti.
The military blamed the initial hiccup experienced in delivering the provisions on time on bureaucratic bottleneck.
“I’m not in the mission but I know that the condition for feeding and everything have been a victim of the bureaucracy I told you about,” said Chris Olukolade, Director of Defence Information.
While denying that a percentage of the troops allowances has been unscrupulously deducted and mismanaged, Mr. Olukolade said it was the practice of the military to save part of the allowances of soldiers on international assignments and that this would eventually be paid to them at the end of their tour.
“It not a case of anyone trying to deny them their allowances, they are aware that some part of their allowances is being kept for them in savings. It is a norm that they are aware of, it is their property, which nobody will deny them at the end of the mission; it is in their name. Nobody can steal one kobo of that from them,” he said.
Homecoming not in sight
Mr. Olukolade, however, said that no date has been fixed for the troops to return home despite completing the initial six months period of the mission. He said that the decision is subject to an on-going discussion between politicians and international organisations.
Many of the Nigerian soldiers have complained of being left in Mali for more than the six months they were promised, saying their families were suffering back home.
“There is a lot going on in the diplomatic circus now which I may not be in the position to comment on right now until this is settled at the realm of political leadership and international organizations involved in the mission,”Mr. Olukolade stated.
Meanwhile, some officers of the Nigerian Army have called to thank PREMIUM TIMES for its consistent reporting on the suffering of Nigerian soldiers in Mali.
“Thanks for your efforts so far,” a military source in Abuja said in a message to this newspaper. “It has been very helpful. Our troops would have continued to go through hell if not for your publications.”   
This paper had in a series of articles reported how troops were poorly fed, and owed allowances. In one particularly embarrassing case, we reported how the situation of the troops got so dire that they resorted to soliciting food from their host community.
Last February, the Prefect of Tuban in the Banamga region of Mali gave them 50 bags of rice and a cow. The army said it did not solicit  the food item. It claimed it was merely a gift from an appreciative host.
In June, we reported that the troops were owed up to three months unpaid allowances. Immediately after our report, the defence headquarters summoned the the contingent’s financial officer, Captain R.M. Okenwa to Abuja. He returned to Bamako on June 3o with two-month allowances for the soldiers as well as several bags of rice  and garri.
In one instance, the military resorted to threat to quieten our reportage of the troops austere situation. A certain Major General Ugor called this reporter and threatened to arrest him if he refused to disclose his sources.”

CraigB:

Exactly that.

Yet they come here chest beating as if they are the best thing to happen in africa by the way what do you expert from fellows who had never know freedom of speech until 14 years ago

CraigB:

Same could be said of the small Boko Haram. Not so?

Not just a headache they are getting bleksemmed every weekend is boko haram feast