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Whyem15:true cos Nigeria placed an order for ten Drones. 8 of the drones have the disclosed. might be plus 2 CH-4 making it 6 total sum 10 drones |
Nigeria navy Exercise Secure waters 2021
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Nigeria navy Exercise Secure waters
nns Andonni
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NAF Instructor pilot checking out his Super Mushshak bird
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Toju200:if only DSS can maintain the tempo |
The operatives of the Department of State Security
service, SSS, have reportedly raided a forest camp
belonging to a network of seven armed bandits in
Kaduna State, recovering some sophisticated weapons
during the operation.
According to a report by PRNigeria, the operatives also
arrested some gunrunners and masterminds of some
major abduction, including that of students in Niger,
Kaduna and Zamfara States.
An intelligence source told PRNigeria that security
operatives eliminated some of the armed criminals after
tracking them to a forest camp and engaged them in a
‘deadly’ gun battle at Birnin Gwari axis.
Some of the bandits escaped with gun wounds while
notorious gunrunners were arrested during the
clearance operation.
The source said: “During one of the latest intelligence
operations, the secret service also recovered a general-
purpose machine gun, rocket launcher, a rocket-
propelled grenade, AK 47 rifles and magazines at
Panbeguwa Town, Kubau Local Government Area of
Kaduna State.
“The Arms were being moved by two suspected
gunrunners namely, Idris Isma’il and Rabi’u Nasiru from
Kurra, Barkin Ladi LGA in Plateau State to Birnin Gwari,
Kaduna. One of the gunrunners was shot dead when he
attempted to evade arrest.”
This is coming after a similar seizure in Ebonyi few
weeks when Nigerian security forces bust arms
stockpiles at Effium in Ohaukwu Local Government
Area of the state and recovered similar sophisticated
weapons.
When contacted, the spokesperson of DSS, Peter
Afunanya stated that the Service has even achieved
more operational successes across the country than
the latest one.
He, therefore, assured that the service would continue
to detect and prevent crimes against the internal
security of the country. |
The operatives of the Department of State Security
service, SSS, have reportedly raided a forest camp
belonging to a network of seven armed bandits in
Kaduna State, recovering some sophisticated weapons
during the operation.
According to a report by PRNigeria, the operatives also
arrested some gunrunners and masterminds of some
major abduction, including that of students in Niger,
Kaduna and Zamfara States.
An intelligence source told PRNigeria that security
operatives eliminated some of the armed criminals after
tracking them to a forest camp and engaged them in a
‘deadly’ gun battle at Birnin Gwari axis.
Some of the bandits escaped with gun wounds while
notorious gunrunners were arrested during the
clearance operation.
The source said: “During one of the latest intelligence
operations, the secret service also recovered a general-
purpose machine gun, rocket launcher, a rocket-
propelled grenade, AK 47 rifles and magazines at
Panbeguwa Town, Kubau Local Government Area of
Kaduna State.
“The Arms were being moved by two suspected
gunrunners namely, Idris Isma’il and Rabi’u Nasiru from
Kurra, Barkin Ladi LGA in Plateau State to Birnin Gwari,
Kaduna. One of the gunrunners was shot dead when he
attempted to evade arrest.”
This is coming after a similar seizure in Ebonyi few
weeks when Nigerian security forces bust arms
stockpiles at Effium in Ohaukwu Local Government
Area of the state and recovered similar sophisticated
weapons.
When contacted, the spokesperson of DSS, Peter
Afunanya stated that the Service has even achieved
more operational successes across the country than
the latest one.
He, therefore, assured that the service would continue
to detect and prevent crimes against the internal
security of the country. |
Raaven:Niceee |
youghs:Open the link theyre talking About the Wingloongs and CH4, 3a |
Nigeria air force SOF
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One of Nigeria air force Aero L39 albatross heading to Czech for upgrade.
pics as at last year
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Nigeria air Force SOF
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Nigeria air Force Aero L39 Albatross Heading To Czech Republic for Upgrade to Possibilly NG. Pic as at last year
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ABUJA, Nigeria – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
recently established a permanent presence on the ground
in Africa to oversee key U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM)
projects here.
Europe District manages construction in both Europe and
Africa and recently relocated a project engineer to Nigeria
on a permanent basis to primarily support the
construction of new facilities for the A-29 Super Tucano
wing at Kainji Airbase.
Project Engineer Adewale Adelakun began setting up his
office in November 2020 and is now fully in place.
“To be there on the continent is a huge step forward in
order to deliver high quality construction to our
stakeholders,” Adelakun said.
While Europe District has supported AFRICOM missions
on the continent for years, this move to establish a
permanent presence is an important step as the
mission’s support and partnership with the Nigerian
military grows and includes AFRICOM’s work to promote
regional security, stability and prosperity.
“We recognize the growing significance our work in Africa
has on achieving our national security goals,” said Brig.
Gen. Thomas Tickner, USACE North Atlantic Division
Commander. “Having a permanent presence on the
continent allows us to better leverage our capabilities to
support AFRICOM's and the State Department's desired
objectives by building partner capacity and sustaining
host nation relationships.”
Now with the consolidation of U.S. Army Europe and U.S.
Army Africa into one command, the placement of a
Europe District employee in Africa is more important than
ever.
“Not only will this move benefit our A-29 project in
Nigeria, but it will facilitate efforts on dozens of smaller
military and humanitarian projects like schools, clinics,
training ranges and more that we deliver to our partners
on the continent,” said Europe District Commander Col.
Patrick Dagon.
Now stationed in Nigeria, Adelakun directly supports the
A-29 Super Tucano project, delivering a light attack,
combat and reconnaissance aircraft storage facility for
the Nigerian Air Force (NAF). The project consists of a
$36.1 million contract for facilities to support a dozen
A-29 aircraft. The work involves the construction of a
new airfield hot cargo pad, perimeter and security
fencing, munitions assembly and storage, small arms
storage, a flight annex wing building for simulator
training, airfield lights, and various airfield apron, parking,
hangar and entry control point enhancements.
The A-29 project is one of several Europe District has in
Africa. While Adelakun is a “forward-deployed” member
of the A-29 Project Delivery Team, he is part of a lager
Europe District team that oversees construction in Africa
in support of various other strategic initiatives, including
Humanitarian Assistance, Foreign Military Sales, Counter
Narcotics and Trafficking, Building Partnership Capacity,
Global Peacekeeping Operations Initiative and more.
Current projects under construction within these
programs include new primary and secondary schools in
Niger, Senegal Benin, Togo and the Nyanga Province that
will provide a safe educational environment for
thousands of children living in extremely remote areas.
Also included is a key boat ramp in Benin that will aid
Beninese authorities in the fight against illicit trafficking of
narcotics, and multiple vehicle maintenance facilities in
Senegal and Chad.
Overall, Europe District has nearly 20 active humanitarian
assistance construction projects Europe and Africa worth
more than $9 million in 10 different countries. Dozens
more similar projects are in the planning and scoping
phases. Turns out the US engineer posted here is a Nigerian |
MAIDEN OPERATIONAL VISIT: CAS INSPECTS ONGOING
PROJECTS IN KAINJI, GOMBE SAYS LOCATIONS READY TO
RECEIVE SUPER TUCANO, UAVs ON SCHEDULE
The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Vice Marshal (AVM)
Oladayo Amao, has commended the pace of work on
ongoing infrastructural development projects at the 407 Air
Combat Training Group (407 ACTG), Nigerian Air Force
(NAF) Base Kainji, Niger State, which are being emplaced to
accommodate the 12 x A-29 Super Tucano aircraft when
they arrive Nigeria. The CAS equally expressed some
degree of satisfaction with the progress of work on ongoing
projects at the 109 Combat Reconnaissance Group (109
CRG, formerly known as 203 CRG) NAF Gombe, which is to
serve as the Base for the Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles
(UCAVs) ordered by the Federal Government from China.
AVM Amao made these known today, 3 March 2021, while
on his maiden operational visit to the NAF Bases in Kainji
and Gombe.
Speaking after the inspection/assessment tour of projects
in Kainji, which include the ongoing construction of 3 blocks
of 10 single-bedroom Single Officers’ Quarters (SOQ), one
block of 6 x three-bedroom Married Officers’ Quarters
(MOQ) as well as a block of 30 x single-bedroom Transit
Accommodation for Non-Commissioned Officers (NCOs),
AVM Amao expressed delight at the commendable pace of
work. The CAS, who also inspected work on the arming
bays, apron and other projects being executed by
contractors assigned by the United States Government,
stated that it was very clear that all was being done to
ensure that virtually all the infrastructure required to
accommodate the Super Tucano aircraft would be in place
prior to their arrival by the middle of 2021.
Before departing Kainji, the CAS held an interactive session
with the officers, airmen and airwomen, where he urged
them to remain disciplined and unwavering in their
commitment to duty. He also advised them to always be
security conscious whilst contributing their quota towards
ensuring that the NAF ‘enhances and sustains critical
airpower capabilities required for joint force employment in
pursuit of national security imperatives. The CAS also
entertained questions and received feedback as well as
suggestions from the personnel on how to move the
Service forward for more effective and efficient service
delivery.
In Gombe, the CAS was received on arrival by the Deputy
Governor of the State, Dr Manasseh Daniel Jatau, and the
Secretary to the State Government, Professor Ibrahim
Abubakar Njodi, amongst other State Government Officials;
after which he proceeded to inspect ongoing infrastructural
development at 109 CRG, including the Taxiways, Apron,
Aircraft Shelters, Bulk Fuel Installation (BFI), Ammunition
Dump, Access Roads as well as Office and Residential
Accommodations.
Speaking after the inspection of the facilities, the CAS, while
thanking the Gombe State Government for not only
allocating the 230 Hectares and providing other forms of
support towards the speedy establishment of 109 CRG,
noted that much still needed to be done to make the Base
ready to receive the UCAVs, which he said would soon be
arriving the Country. He remarked that, aside the currently
completed and other ongoing projects, there was need for
the NAF and Gombe State Government to jointly work
towards connecting the Base to the national grid whilst
also commencing work on the construction of the access
road to the Base.
In his remarks, the Gombe State Deputy Governor, Dr
Manasseh Jatau, expressed extreme delight at the speed
at which the NAF was developing facilities at NAF Base
Gombe, remarking that it was nothing short of
extraordinary. He equally expressed appreciation to the
NAF for the medical outreach conducted for host
communities in the Akko-Gona Emirate area of the State in
October 2020, barely 2 months after the establishment and
groundbreaking ceremony of the NAF Unit. He noted that
the outreach benefitted members of the affected
communities immensely and pledged that the State
Government, on its part, would continue to do its best to
support the NAF towards the ultimate goal of improving
security in the State and indeed the entire North East.
The CAS, who was accompanied on the visit by some
Branch Chiefs and Directors from Headquarters NAF, has
returned to Abuja.
IBIKUNLE DARAMOLA
Air Vice Marshal
Director of Public Relations & Information
Nigerian Air Force
3 March 2021 |
C-Falcon Boats for NN
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Sarikidoo:Man 180k cost o na phantom me dey buy? ![]() |
Sarikidoo:niceee Miniature. It's as good as how u want to use em. Troops of Op Haran Daji uses this drone. It's multi purpose. Incase u don't feel like using it how much can I get it from you ![]() |
SamuelAnyawu:by ISWAP? |
Situation is under control as the SF arrived Dikwa, alot clearance ops going the BH has withdraw from Ajiri and Dikwa on sighting the SF from Marte. Reports also have it that some aid workers have been Kidnapped and their offices burnt down |
Nigeria navy C falcon boats set for delivery
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Magashi Seeks US Support for Nigerian Army Aviation The Minister of Defence, Maj Gen Bashir Salihi Magashi (rtd) says a full fledged Nigerian Army Aviation is a critical component in the counter- terrorism and counter- insurgency campaigns in the country. General Magashi stated this when the Commander US Africa Command, General Stephen Townsend and his team paid a courtesy call on him at the Ministry of Defence Headquarters, Abuja. He said Nigeria will appreciate the US intervention to fully establish the Aviation Unit of the Nigerian Army as a force Multiplier in the on-going fight against ISWAP/terrorists in the country. The Minister of Defence onbehalf of the Commander-in-Chief of the Nigerian Armed Forces, President Muhammadu Buhari thanked the United States of America for its technical and manpower training supports towards enhancing the nation’s capacity and capabilities to end insecurity bedeveling the country. While recalling specific instances of US strategic supports to the Nigerian Military, he mentioned progress recorded in the supply of Super Tulcano aircraft, Thunder Boat for Maritime Operations and logistics to the Multinational Joint Task Force, MNJTF for enhanced combat efficiency and effectiveness. On human rights issues he told the delegation of the US Africom which include US Ambassador to Nigeria, Mary Beth Leonard, Foreign Policy Adviser, Russell Schiebbel and US defence Adviser to Nigeria, Colonel Andrew Clerk that the Nigerian Military is adopting international best practices to reduce collateral damages in the fight against terrorism For instance, he said the Fighting Forces are leveraging low kinetic modus operandi in the theatres of combats, which he said is in compliance with the Rules of Engagements. On his path the Commander US AFRICOM, General Stephen Townsend eulogised the leading role Nigeria is playing in Africa Sub regional security matters and assured the government of support at all times. General Townsend commiserated with Nigeria over the aircraft misharp that claimed the lives of seven crew members onboard the plane. The courtesy call earlier began with a closed door session between the Defence Minister, Major General Bashir Salihi Magashi( rtd) and the Commander US AFRICOM, General Stephen Townshend. |
SamuelAnyawu: ok na bro Take care sha |
MiddleDimension:yeah |
Second Phase of Op TURA TAKAIBANGO has begun
No POW
Heavy Deployment of Military assets
SamuelAnyuwa bro wats the SITREP there ![]() |
aftermath of Nigeria air force airstrike on iswap bastards few days ago in marte Graphic image
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nigeria air force JF17 thunder takes off from PAC factory Karma.The jet is expected to be in country a few days from now. The SUPER TUCANO will be In country by July As for the drones perhaps also within the time frame of June july
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Nigeria air force JF17 Thunder takes off from PAC factory Karma
the Jet is expected to be in Country few days from now
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Valkrie:smh. no point arguing this again |
jf17 thunder Afterburn
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Sizzorkay:Thank You... i still dey ask Them get mind to do the job? |
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Just found it among my things now. Was a gift I received two years ago. Never used it.
