Ishyboy101:
price is 900k and car is at Governors road ikotun Lagos. call teflon on 08103747432

theoldpretender:


Nice to see you have confirmed it.

Now, on a serious note....leave your bitterness behind. Democracy is just a game. No one will remember who won the 2015 or 2019 or who Buhari, GEJJ, Atiku, Boko, etc are in the year 2244.....except some ancient historians...

(Of course by then,we would have passed the singularity...maybe everyone's brain would have macinery that contains 300million gigabytes of info).

Be angry with your government. But don't allow your anger to make you worship a group that is committed to your destruction. That...is what bitterness does to you.

Good evening from this old pretender.

Zionista:


Please concentrate on your popcorn frying.

You know nothing about warfare.

CoolAmbience:



My friend, why don't you keep quiet if you have got nothing to say.

Had it been the other way round, you'd most likely be dancing shaku shaku.

Our Army have got work to do and they are doing it, period!

theoldpretender:


You are a Boko Haram member...am sure.

Good evening.

farem:


So if couple of people were killed scattered across 100s of meters, you would expect a camera from the satellite be used to snap them and they will appear like dead reptiles from afar?
Won't your looted mind be driven to accept the fact that these dead lots would be picked and gathered from various points where they succumb to the power of bullets for effective photo?

BuhariAdvocate:
you must completely out of your sense only fool will take you serious. You don't know when military release statement from when government release their own

Smhaykins:

lovers of bad news

zabuur:


Foolish people. They see nothing good in anything. So ur little IQ could not interprete the fact that, before taking the pictures, they had to pack d corpses. Or u want them to leave d corpses littering everywhere

adioolayi:
TROOPS GIVE ISWAP BLOODY NOSE IN NORTHERN BORNO

In the determined efforts to wipe out remnants of Boko Haram terrorists that now goes by the appellation of Islamic State of West Africa Province (ISWAP), the gallant troops of the newly formed Nigerian Army Special Forces Command (NASFC), Operation LAFIYA DOLE, have given the terrorists that attacked troops location in Baga a bloody nose. The triumphant troops, particularly the highly revered 707 Special Forces Brigade which is the vanguard of the great exploit, dealt the decisive blow that neutralised several terrorists along that axis despite prior warning to them by some unpatriotic elements.

The Special Forces commenced clearance operations on 28th December 2018, where they cleared Zare, Gudumbali, Kukawa and Cross Kauwa without any resistance from suspected terrorists. However, at Cross Kauwa, the unfortunate ISWAP terrorists made a costly mistake of raising their ugly heads. In professional fashion the troops exploited the situation to instantly and decisively neutralise the insurgents and captured some equipment. 
Though some of the terrorists attempted to infiltrate troops camp at Monguno, the gallant troops lured them and neutralised many of them and recovered some arms and ammunition.

The troops who are in high spirit had since linked up with other forces in Baga where they cleared the Naval Base and the surrounding areas. Unfortunately, in the process, the Special Forces lost one officer and a soldier, while 5 other soldiers sustained injuries. The remains of the two fallen heroes and the wounded have since been evacuated. The injured soldiers are in stable condition and receiving medical attention. The troops are now busy consolidating and clearing vestiges of the terrorists within the northern Borno State axis with special emphasis on the Lake Chad region.

The Special Forces attained these great strides in close operational synergy with Air Task Force of the Nigerian Air Force who gave Intelligence and close air support by bombarding the ISWAP terrorists. The outstanding and dare devil exploits of the NAF's pilots gave more courage and fire power to the troops. Similarly, the Nigerian Navy Special Forces were not left out of this gallant efforts.

You are please requested to disseminate this information to the public through your medium.
Thank you for your kind cooperation.

SANI KUKASHEKA USMAN 
Brigadier General 
Director Army Public Relations 
10th January 2019

https://free.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1778529628926021&id=354312648014400&_rdr

BenzEne1:

She might be a virgin.....

vic17:
you were supposed to cover up since you were watching......if I say something now them say I hate afonjas

bantudra:


you cant tackle boko haram the way you thing...boko hates everything about you....you cant discuss with them....

genocide is when somebody is not fighting back but you are still killin them....you cant call this genocide...this is war...

it was always nasty....

go accuse american soldiers of genocide too and see what american govrment will say to that....

deomelo:







Na ignorance dey kill you Igbos.

bantudra:

sharrapa....

bantudra:


boko haram declared their own caliphate back then...you people realy think all nigerians are sufferin from collective amnesia....

helinues:


You guys already made up your minds not to see anything good in this present FG.

You know what? If you can not relocate outside Nigeria, you will wail till eternity cos Buhari will win his re-election

fykes:

Never seen a govt so shameless, never seen a people so foolish.
An army fighting a guerilla warfare with propaganda.
Welcome to Naija

fykes:
Is this not an execution?
2nd picture.... Smh

Boko Haram insurgents may have been gaining ground recently in their onslaughts against the Nigerian Military, but the deaths of soldiers in battle are usually laden with untold stories of the heroics of Nigerian troops.

As Saharareporters has now found out from a firsthand witness, when Boko Haram raided the Army’s base in Monguno, Borno State, in the last week of 2018, the soldier who was killed, lost his life in the most heroic of circumstances — and not until he had killed at least 14 Boko Haram insurgents.

“We were on ground when Boko Haram surprised us with a strike,” a soldier who escaped the attack unhurt told SaharaReporters on Thursday.

“The first thing we did was to run for cover. We ran until we arrived a location fenced with transparent barbed wire. The place was locked.”

The soldier driving the vehicle disembarked and fired at the padlock, paving the way for others to charge through the gate and run until they got to a parapet — “a straight, deep hole that you can take cover in” — where the assailants were hiding in their dozens.

“The Boko Haram insurgents were hiding inside,” said the soldier.

“That was how the driver came down from his own vehicle, collected his rifle, jumped into the parapet and started shooting those guys inside [the insurgents].

“He killed more than 14 Boko Haram insurgents before he died — more than 14. He was killing them and advancing. But there was one insurgent that he shot and thought had died; it was that one who eventually managed to shoot him in the back as he was advancing, otherwise he would have killed many more. He killed many of them already, more than 14.”

Only one soldier — that driver — died in that attack, while another was injured. But in an attack the same week when insurgents overtook Baga, killing many soldiers, with some 700 more missing, the story was entirely different.


“Nobody stood to fight. People ran away — because Boko Haram came with enough weapons. Those guys were holding good weapons. All those things that the Army says about weapons are fake; they are lying. They don’t have what Boko Haram has,” the soldier added.

“You cannot compare yourself holding a blunt knife and trying to fight someone with a sharp cutlass. Imagine, your knife is not long; and it’s not sharp. Now, your opponent has a long and sharp cutlass. The person will surely defeat you.

“So, that is the problem we’re facing; we don’t have weapons. Look at Baga, Boko Haram collected it from the Army. The most painful thing is that the brigade there had a guard room where both soldiers and Boko Haram were locked. When Boko Haram chased everyone away, they opened the guard room. What do you think they would have done to the soldiers in that guardroom? Kill them, of course!”

BuhariAdvocate:
Answer the question for yourself. I'm not a spokesman for military, besides did you ask anyone before you spread your false information here.

reuben79:
tell me achivement of ur hopeless government and show u achivement of great party pdp

Greenvaiper:


Show your face again

Tomis954:
PDP never again

Dagger111:
U lack knowledge abt the military, does 145 Bn in any way related to 145 boys? Perhaps, who told you they are jst 5 BH in numbers as u claimed? Atleast come to northeast, let them put you in a vehicle and give u cover whenever attack is going on if your BP wont rise to 200/110, u will only pass out, u wont live to tell pple the story. We already knw pple like you, Enemy of progress.

bidexiii:
I came across these picture few days ago.
I thought he was a NAF PILOT
The 2nd & 3rd picture resembles the officer in 1st picture

AntiWailer:


An intelligent person can see that 5 people can not carry all the arms shown in that picture.

And to assume 145 Battalion means 145 soldiers, Bro u need a brain transplant.

Let’s know your motives for calling Nigerian Military the weakest on earth ?

Even America is yet to defeat Taliban, Al Quaida or ISIS.

War against terrorism is not the fictional movies u watch.