₦airaland Forum

Emanodimo:
Now, this is a video, with a location, whether the dead body are left or not. What are the Military Intelligence Agencies/ Nigeria Intelligence Agencies/ Directorate of Intelligence really doing?. Is there no satellite NICOMSAT to monitor that part of the earth?

Are Book Haram living under the ground only to appear on air to shoot a video not in a coven but in a broad day light?

For those who have watch the movie can testify that BH man in middle have a superior weapon not AK 47 used by Nigerian Army?

I wonder why a Boko Haram will be capture to live than to be shot at sight. If all our Intelligence Agencies have nothing to gather from those they spared to live.

NG - NA= ND

AutoReportNG:
LOL... Will you drive this one?

AutoReportNG:
This is what we called hammar of war... Classic if I may say.



Lalasticlala, Seun, Marpol

Henry240:
Nope, only ATR-42s, UAVs and Attack Helicopters are based there.

Henry240:
Yeah, I know it is ahead. I was referring to design philosophy. It's a dune buggy on an Hilux.

We are only just developing a doctrine for SF operations, I'm sure as we continue to develop, we would eventually begin to build more vehicles in this class.

Freewoman:
Just say, assembled in Nigeria not made as non of our industries produces steel and cast used in manufacturing the so called KK

Champele:
[s]Nigeria army showing their strength only where the bloody civilians are. International? South Africa?[/s]

When asked why the airline had no PoS and the counter closed early, an Arik Air official said it was the norm around there.“That is how we operate here. We don’t use PoS. You either bring your money or forget it,” the official fired back

The Communications Manager for Dana Air Kingsley Ezenwa said the development was unusual and they were doing everything possible to go cashless in Kaduna by today or tomorrow.

OlanUp:
Truly drone can be used to monitor and send signals both day and night immediately to the control room via wifi transmitting disk installed on it. The helicopter is and should always be ready for deployment anytime just like it's been ready and done if there is any territorial perceived attack. Which in turns saves a lot of cost(s) and the helicopter can be used once in a while for surveillance, data/information gathering and also training purposes at the same time.
Everybody is just trying to make sense and give ideas which I think should be done in a responsible manner rather than been abusive just to be heard.

rugged7:
You are not in a position to correct me on this matter.

My facts are valid.

fabuloz1:
Nah..It's not normal. I'm just seeing this news for the first time. All the while I had drove that way from kaduna to the east, no choppers to protect the passengers but because Abuja airport has been closed for maintenance, Abuja dwellers and Vips are now protected. It's ok, let's see how the next 3months would look like concerning this operation

LoremIpsum:
Come again please

tdayof:
They all have general camouflage too.

fabuloz1:
In as much as I understood, the training is just for a while. In the next 3months, those choppers will disappear.

fabuloz1:
One day, the excuse will be " we have no fuel to operate". This is just a show for a while.Do they get profit hovering that highway? No be naija we dey? Na show abeg

LoremIpsum:
But why the same color camouflage with the NA? Are they one and same military service?

rugged7:
[s]Wasting fuel flying helicopters. Instead of flying drones as over watch and having rapid deployment forces available to use the helicopters in case of banditry.

At half the cost.

Why is Nigeria cursed with morons in leadership positions[/s]

ABOKI9ja:
contact me on my gmail abubakarkazaure1@gmail.com

talk2hb1:
what do you mean you have an encryption already?
I can only program in PHP and Java alone, and I have implemented AES in java for a desktop application.

talk2hb1:
What do you want?
I think his school prj

ABOKI9ja:
What do u want know about Encryption/Decryption?

GloryIsaac:
Over Zealous guys, funny how the U.S allocates $146.9B to its army while Naija allocates just $2.7B , which way forward?

GloryIsaac:
oh, nice one despite the abuse of power

GloryIsaac:
Woah!, i thought that they use AK , just searched out the beryl and found out that it's very similar to the russian rifle.... Even though personally i prefer the P90 (b'cos of COD those days )..... Based on the OP rating of the Nigerian army, Do you think we stand a chance on the global war scale

GloryIsaac:
@tdayof, which is better, the AK47 or the M16?.... i see AK as outdated shaa

slimthugchimee:

Adminisher:
Sudan has SU24?