₦airaland Forum

cutievik:
Reports have it armed bandits are currently attacking a village in Zamfara, shooting at everything in sights, I guess this is in response to the early bombing by NAF

Whyem15:
Who else noticed that the Abuja-kaduna highway has been quiet for a while?

JOSCOFELIX:
ogas calm down. me i was shock when i heard this but i latter understood what he meant. this my guy information hardly fail. a nuclear weapon air strike is a bomb drop from a jet to a particular location. this is not icbm or atomic bomb. my guy said it was the bomb ordered by the former caf he say the bomb have ablity to discharge nuclear abiity and he said the former spectat jauger nuclear air strike weapon are still working.this what i heard

fachfouch:
Today Tunisia launched it's first locally made satellite Tahadi 1 (Challenge 1) by Russian Soyuz-2 rocket
the Tunisian communication satellite ChallengeOne was launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome on a Russian launch vehicle. This unit will be the first in a constellation of 30 Tunisian satellites equipped with advanced communications equipment.

Kalapizim:
SSBN again

SamuelAnyawu:
I swear man really saddening. Funnily enough the Doctor is just new in Humanitarian just barely 5months and finished service two months ago.

Correct Swaggalicious guy we have avoided uploading their pictures so we would not further endanger them.

Our fear is that no video or contact to family from ISWAP. Even a popular Major in 7 Div told us they might be part of the casualties
We are still praying for them

SamuelAnyawu:
What more can be done aside Repelling?

yoged:
Damasak again

SamuelAnyawu:
Nigeria-Cameroon Border area of Central/Southern Borno.

My Humanitarian colleagues are pulling off from Northern Borno completely.

It’s messy.

Till now my friends they picked up in Dikwa no news from even ISWAP about them

SamuelAnyawu:
I don’t really know the exact situational reports shaaa.

But I feel a helicopter and jet should always follow them up when they retreat. If we don’t do this kind of follow up I do not think we are really ready to end this mess.

cutievik:
The airforce came, we need to identify all escape routes and plan for them to meet their creator..Mehn, this thing no suppose hard oo, we would have learnt from experiences by now. We can't be hoping on God and luck.

JOSCOFELIX:
oga i hear say naf use drone strike

Whyem15:
Troops in the town should launch an aggressive clearance operation all over the town to avoid a repeat of the Dikwa scenario.

Whyem15:
ISWAP captured 7 of the SUVs in the ambush operation outside of mongunno.
So basically, guntrucks captured/destroyed; ISWAP:14; NA:10
will need help to adjust the numbers.

SamuelAnyawu:
The Guy nose Big the head no go roll smoothly for soccer

Whyem15:
Years from now, it will be said by chadians, cameroonians and Nigerians that Nigeria couldn't defeat 'ragtag' terrorists and had to beg Niger, Chad and Cameroon for help. Even Benin offered help at some point

Honestly, it should have been the opposite

Whyem15:
"Ti Iya nila ba gbe no sanle, kekere na a gori eni"

We've dissapointed ourselves for far too long and now we must face the consequences with all sorts of ridicules that comes with it.
What have we achieved with our superior airforce and navy?.

mekussa:
Meanwhile, we are ordering a total of
11 fire support vehicles(artillery & howitzers)
3 MRAPs
8 Drones
5 Light armoured vehicles
5 Boats
15 Planes
18(or is it 7 helicopters (its not too clear)
8 APCs
2 marine patrol planes

And......

700 Missiles for the 33(or 22) planes and helicopters we are expecting.

Unless we have a VERY LARGE stock of said missiles, this if VERY POOR. Unless we have perfected our missile technology and Considering we already have lots of platforms on ground, CLOSE AIR SUPPORT is a mirage this year.

And when I say we can do more, I was told that the operation on ground is more than enough.

We dey here...... We go see the end