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SamuelAnyawu: you don't start o u wan bring talk Abi ![]() |
Borno State Governor, Babagana Zulum, has insisted that there is sabotage in the system that will not allow insurgency to end in the North East. He said this on Sunday when he met with the Governors of Kebbi and Jigawa States, Atiku Bagudu and Badaru Abubakar, who paid him a solidarity visit over the recent attack in Baga – a town in Borno. Governor Zulum believes some elements are trying to frustrate the effort of the government in ending the insurgency and President Muhammadu Buhari needs to know the truth. He said, “Let me also re-echo my previous position with respect to the level of insurgency in Borno State, I earlier said that the gravity of the insurgency cannot be compared with what has happened between 2011 to 2015, and 2015 to date. Yes, it’s true. The President has done well. “But there’s sabotage in the system that will not allow insurgency to end; the President has to know this very important point.” “When he came to Maiduguri two months ago, I said so because between 2011 to 2015, at a time, almost about 22 LGAs were under the insurgents. “Out of the four main roads that lead to Maiduguri. only one was functional,” the governor added. ‘Why Is Insurgency Not Ending?’ He stressed the need for the President to examine the security situation in the region critically, to ensure the effort of his administration was not in vain. Recounting his experience during his recent trip to Baga town, Governor Zulum accused the military of taking over the farmlands of residents. He insisted that there was no justification for what he described as preventing residents displaced by insurgency from returning to their ancestral homes. “There’s one very important question that we need to ask, why is the insurgency not ending? There’s sabotage in the system and there’s a need for the President to examine the current situation with a view to resolving it. “We have a huge population and people do not have access to their agricultural lands, and poverty is one of the causes of insurgency; why are you not allowing people to go back to their ancestral lands so that they will go and earn their living?” the governor questioned. He added, “A situation where our Nigerian military are farming the lands, denying access to the common man to farm; what justification do they have for not allowing our people to go back to their ancestral homes? The meeting, which was also attended by the state Deputy Governor, Umar Kadafur, held at the Government House in Maiduguri, the Borno State capital. Also present was the immediate past Governor of Borno, Senator Kashim Shettima, as well as Senator Ali Ndume and members of the State Executive Council. |
So the Tucano Rumor is A lie... But we need know the whereabouts of our Brazil Tucano |
youghs:that's the rumor we are hearing that They are @NAF 75 Strike group Yola Air Force Base |
Toju200:throwback |
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lebuhsi:yeah I remembered they said cancelled but I think it was later signed I'll get it from NAF page |
dragon2:Expectations November ![]() |
rka1:seems like it's true but not the one from US Beeagle military blog confirmed it's the three pre-owned once from Brazil I can recall that deal went through but never saw the planes... |
LTGEN:sorry to break your heart Bro but humm it's none it was an old new one Moniker posted |
SamuelAnyawu:yeah |
Nigerian Air Force HQ EID-EL-KABIR: CAS TASKS FRONTLINE TROOPS TO SUSTAIN ONSLAUGHT AGAINST ENEMIES OF THE NATION AS GOVERNOR MASARI COMMENDS NAF PERSONNEL FOR THEIR SACRIFICES The Chief of the Air Staff (CAS), Air Marshal Sadique Abubakar, has tasked Nigerian Air Force (NAF) personnel of the Air Component of Operation HADARIN DAJI not to relent in their efforts but to press on until acts of banditry, kidnapping and other forms of criminality are brought to an end. He charged the personnel to maintain control of the operational space and exploit every intelligence resource. “We must continue to remain focused by maintaining the highest level of vigilance and combat readiness that the NAF is known for in order to rid our communities of criminal elements”, he added. The CAS made this known today, 1 August 2020, during the luncheon organized by the NAF to celebrate the Eid-El-Kabir with frontline troops in Katsina. This is just as His Excellency, the Executive Governor of Katsina State, Right Honourable Aminu Bello Masari, who was the Guest of Honour at the luncheon, commended NAF personnel for their substantial sacrifices in the fight against armed banditry. In his remarks, the CAS highlighted that the tradition of having lunch with frontline troops during festivities was borne out of the need to strengthen the bond of comradeship, foster espirit-de-corps and create a more relaxed atmosphere for troops to unwind whilst remaining geared up to face the tasks ahead. He noted that the luncheons also served as avenues to celebrate and appreciate the hard work, dedication, resilience and patriotism of the personnel as well as convey his support for the smooth and timely execution of their assigned missions. Air Marshal Abubakar, while remembering the sacrifices of all those who had paid the supreme price in service to the Nation, prayed that God would grant their families comfort, even as the NAF continues to acknowledge their efforts with gestures like the Group Life Insurance and other incentives. “For the serving gallant personnel that you are, we will continue to provide necessary tools to enhance your precise and effective prosecution of operations such as infrastructure, modern equipment, communication, vehicles, personal protective equipment and so on”, he added. Speaking further, Air Marshal Abubakar, disclosed that the planned construction of an aircraft hangar for the NAF at the Umar Musa Yar’adua Airport Katsina, through direct labour, would soon commence. He noted that the emplacement of the hangar would add value to efforts at enhancing aircraft serviceability by providing shelter for the aircraft and maintenance personnel from the harsh weather conditions. The CAS equally revealed that some of the Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) being procured for the NAF would be stationed in Katsina and Gusau, to cover the North West, and Gombe for the North East. He stated that steps were also being taken to improve the development and employment of NAF Special Forces in order to keep them motivated to remain the excellent lethal force they had become. The CAS commended the Air Officer Commanding Special Operations Command (AOC SOC), Air Vice Marshal (AVM) Charles Owho, the Air Component Commander Operation HADARIN DAJI, Commander 213 FOB, officers and airmen/airwomen in Katsina for their exemplary conduct, professionalism and commitment. He especially lauded the efforts of the NAF engineers and technicians in maintaining high level of aircraft serviceability despite disruptions to the aircraft spares logistics supply chain caused by flight restrictions imposed due to the COVID-19 Pandemic. He also expressed his satisfaction with the performance of the Air Component in the recently concluded subsidiary Operation RUWAN WUTA, which, he said, achieved success in significantly degrading the capacity of the bandits and curtailing their ability to carry out attacks on innocent citizens thereby enabling friendly forces to conduct necessary operations successfully. The resultant effect of the over 1,300 hours of air operations conducted since January 2020, the CAS said, was the arresting of the deteriorating security situation in the North West Zone, particularly in Katsina State. Air Marshal Abubakar reminded the bandits that no forest would serve as safe havens for them, as the NAF would smoke them out to ensure innocent lives are protected. He therefore called on the bandits to lay down their arms and surrender to appropriate authorities or face the consequences. The CAS expressed the gratitude of the Service to the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Nigeria, President Muhammadu Buhari, for his untiring support which had enabled the NAF to more effectively execute its statutory roles. He equally thanked Governor Masari as well as the Emir of Katsina and the good people of Katsina State for their cooperation and support to the NAF, which he noted included the provision of land for the establishment of the NAF Bases in Katsina and Daura. He pledged the commitment of the Service to reciprocate by exhibiting the highest levels of professionalism in the conduct of all its operations. In his remarks, Governor Masari, while appreciating the immense contributions of the NAF in addressing the security challenges facing Katsina State and the entire North West Zone, expressed delight that construction of the aircraft hangar, along with ancillary facilities, would soon commence. He equally lauded the steps being taken to acquire UAVs that would operate from Katsina, noting that this would undoubtedly add impetus to operations in the area. The Governor noted that the security challenges being experienced in the State were definitely surmountable with the right kind of support from the general public. He stressed that the people would need to provide credible information to the Armed Forces and other security agencies whilst denying same to the bandits. According to him, “the bandits are intertwined within the communities so sometimes it may be difficult for the NAF or the Army to distinguish them from the locals in order to conduct offensive operations devoid of collateral damage. The locals must stop giving support, information or safe havens to these criminals”. Speaking further, Honourable Masari added that the State Government, on its part, had initiated action to amend extant laws with a view to enhancing the authority of village heads and local authorities to bring real governance and policing closer to the people. He said this would compliment ongoing efforts to emplace a robust community policing structure, whilst addressing the gross deficit in the number of police personnel available at local levels, which, he said, was in the range of an average of about 30 policemen to about 100 villages. He emphasized that if such actions were not taken, even if the bandits were wiped out by the military, another generation of criminal elements would quickly take their place in the absence of governance and adequate policing. Governor Masari ended his address by assuring that his Government would continue to support all operations of the NAF and sister Services in Katsina State to ensure the peace and security of the people of the State. Other dignitaries in attendance at Katsina luncheon included the Deputy Governor of Katsina State, the Secretary to the Katsina State Government, Speaker of the State House of Assembly as well as other State Government officials and heads of security agencies in the State along with Branch Chiefs and Directors from Headquarters NAF and other senior military officers. In keeping with the CAS’ tradition of spending festive periods with the NAF troops in the frontlines, similar luncheons were also held at 207 Quick Response Group (QRG) Gusau in Zamfara State, 21 Quick Response Wing (QRW) Agatu in Benue State, 22 QRW Lafia in Nasarawa States and 23 QRW Gembu in Taraba State yesterday, 31 July 2020. Similarly, the CAS, represented by the Chief of Policy and Plans, AVM Oladayo Amao, and the Chief Communication Information Systems, AVM Paul Dimfwina, also feted troops of the Air Task Force Operation LAFIYA DOLE in Maiduguri and Yola, respectively, while in Sokoto the AOC Tactical Air Command, AVM Olusegun Philip, stood in for the CAS as he celebrated the Sallah with troops of the 119 Composite Group Sokoto today, 1 August 2020. IBIKUNLE DARAMOLA Air Commodore Director of Public Relations and Information Nigerian Air Force 1 August 2020 |
Pls delete this it's an old delivery no recent helicopters has come pls don't decieve others |
Xbee007:just imagine ![]() |
ugo4u:That was A False news ooo guy... The Amount of Money stated($160m) is both the Fence and Road projects across country.. False Info pls Punch should get their Facts right |
youghs:thanks For the clarification... |
Fynline:Many might not understand if I say I'm speechless or I get annoyed when I see this Well I'm speechless |
komekn:true! |
komekn:I complained about this Issue of Zulum Security details not wear Body armor (DSS mostly) I mean most of his military Entourage are kitted Like SF tho they aren't but his close Protection details just wear polo and Jeans for what Well we can't come to the conclusion they aren't given these Body armor vest cos they ought to have it's the basic thing |
seankafor:even in the video them dey tell my Zulum Go down e nor dey hear e dey form Hard Man... Zulum was lucky I swr if truly say Baga was really in the hands of ISWAP( Make una no chop me ) Na RPG,AA and IED na U know ISWAP but these guy just do hit and run ![]() |
youghs:This is one of the reasons MNJTF was created... |
bidex111:The Governor later confessed that there was no Boko Haram in Baga. The big question still remains, what exactly happened? |
She looks so young and beautiful... But........how come I mean...... |
bidex111: you're still serving ? |
SamuelAnyawu:Top brass are the root cause of setbacks. Zulum said it right |
Odunayaw:Pls let's not go there abeg let's this thread with great minds of You,Komekn, bidexiii,ugo4u, SamuelAnyawu,youghs, Faithful007,Xbee007 and many others I mean think of it..If some wise and sensible commanding officers are to read these contents on this thread it will be Soo effective in the War. SamuelAnyawu for example has literally escaped death Abi he knows what is Going on there he's actually there bidexiii I believe an Ex soilder Komekn A military commentator And host of other Me I'm just here to learn and hopefully pick somethings here and share with some Frontline soilders I talk to. |
Xbee007: |
The Borno Commissioner of Police, Mohammed Aliyu, on Thursday confirmed the death of one person with 16 others injured following three explosions in Maiduguri metropolis. Aliyu told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that the explosions occurred in Mairi, Custom and Gwange areas of the metropolis. Aliyu said that the actual cause of the explosions was yet to be ascertained, but Police teams had been dispatched to the areas. He said: “We have dispatched our Explosive Ordinance Detection (EOD) to investigate the incidents and to determine whether it was an Improvised Explossive Device(IED). “Right now, I am at the Specialist Hospital where we have 16 casualties and one dead so far.” NAN reports that the echoes from the loud explosions sent many residents scampering for safety. Security personnel comprising the Army, Police, Rapid Response Squad, Civilian Joint Tast Force(CJTF) and Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC) were seen rushing to the scene to restore normalcy. |
chkil1:Ok sir thanks for clarification |
chkil1:I thought Nigeria was the First Export Customer.. It was posted here |
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