who be dis mumu guy posting rubbish photos up here

NaijaPikinGidi:

And you have an ECOWAS mandate to patrol West African waters of the Gulf of Guinea? Under which agreement? Watch your ship sink if you come sailing West Coast.

#confusedSouthAfricaDumbos

Sink it with what? with your brown-water dinghies?

Boko Haram militants have returned to Konduga today, the site of much fighting between them and the Nigerian army.


Nigerian troops display captured ammunition from Konduga operation.A source confirmed that the militant sect regrouped and returned to the site in an attempt to seize Maiduguri in Borno State.

Militants are also fighting with the Nigerian army in Benisheik, Borno State.
source sahara reporters

Henry120: In addition to the MI-35M and MI-171SH terminator helicopters acquisition recently signed with Russia, nigeria is getting an additional 12 Upgraded MI-35 helicopters from Belarus.

Additional T-84 M OPLOT tanks and Upgraded T-72 tanks also coming in. Also Ships.

Source : beegeagle.

Believing anything you read on that blog is the same as believing the gossip of women in the barbershop

agaugust:
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[size=16pt]Now lets see American soldiers live and direct in South Africa !

Feeling good with guns ready to fire and save SANDF from Rhino Poachers

http://www.popularairsoft.com/former-operators-help-protect-rhinos-rhino-wars



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Is that meant to counter the fact that you asked for help from the US Marines to secure your dusty capital city?

GreenandGold:

Is that meant to counter the fact that you asked for help from the US Marines to secure your dusty capital city?

If you believe that is Abuja, then you're the biggest fool that ever lived on this planet.

South-africans, leave your HIV and Crime ridden cocoon, the world is larger than pretoria.

patches689:

Believing anything you read on that blog is the same as believing the gossip of women in the barbershop

So you can't provide a shred of evidence to back your iidiotic claim?
We've seen evidence of Navy seals in South-Africa, show us evidence of foreign forces armed and on the streets in Nigeria?


It is far more reliable than Defenceweb. This is a fact.

Henry120:

If you believe that is Abuja, then you're the biggest fool that ever lived on this planet.

South-africans, leave your HIV and Crime ridden cocoon, the world is larger than pretoria.

Dude, Pretoria (Administration Capital) is 6 stars to Abuja then Cape Town (Legislative Capital) is a million light-years ahead of Abuja.

Don't ever mention the word Abuja here again.... ever.

GreenandGold:

Dude, Pretoria (Administration Capital) is 6 stars to Abuja then Cape Town (Legislative Capital) is a million light-years ahead of Abuja.

Don't ever mention the word Abuja here again.... ever.

Retarrd, I want you to show us photos of armed foreign troops in Nigeria, not all these emotional butt-blasted talk.

Henry120:

So you can't provide a shred of evidence to back your iidiotic claim?
We've seen evidence of Navy seals in South-Africa, show us evidence of foreign forces armed and on the streets in Nigeria?


It is far more reliable than Defenceweb. This is a fact.

I wish there was an unlike button here, this comment deserves it.

First these are not SEALs, they're former and they're VOLUNTEERS.... Whats special about them? Nothing because there many volunteers in this course and most of them are South African.

By Caleb Ayansina & Ndahi Marama
Some suspected members of Boko Haram sect
yesterday attacked Shaffa and Shindiffu villages of
Hawul Local Government Area of Borno State, killing
one Pastor Eliud Gwamna Mshelizza of the Living
Faith Church, a teacher (names withheld) at Government Girls Secondary School, Shaffa, and 18
other persons who were mainly Christians. The terrorists also burnt down about 10 churches
such as E.Y.N No I, E.Y.N No II and III in Shaffa and
Shindiffu villages as well several houses. A clinic
and some staff quarters and structures at the
Government Girls Secondary School in Shaffa were
also destroyed.

Unfortunately for the terrorists, as they were about
to leave Shindiffu and proceed to Turaku village,
another Christian community, to continue their
deadly acts, troops from Adamawa axis and Biu
Military barracks, who were on their trail ambushed
them and killed almost all of them. The attackers, according to fleeing residents invaded
Shaffa at about 8pm on Wednesday and wreaked
havoc before storming Shindiffu village yesterday
morning at about 11am. Shaffa is south and about 20 kilometres drive from
Azare, the headquarters of Hawul which is 215
kilometres away from Maiduguri, the state capital,
which has remained under series of attacks by Boko
Haram. In the last two months, Tashan Alade, Hirzhi, Pela
Birni, Debiro, Kwajaffa Bura, Jubwuwhi, Dalwa,
Shaffa, Shindiffu, among other communities of
Hawul had witnessed coordinated and series of
deadly attacks by Boko Haram with the burning of
churches and houses mostly belonging to Christians. A top military source said “Our men from Adamawa
and Biu axis repelled the attacks on Shaffa, Shindiffu
and Turaku village, over 100 of the terrorists were
killed while several arms and ammunition were also
recovered in the encounter.” The Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Gideon
Jubrin in a telephone interview with our
Correspondent confirmed the attacks on Shaffa and
Shindiffu villages, but said, due to the closure of
telecommunication network in the area, he was yet
to get details and number of casualties, adding that as soon as details of the attack reached him, he will
brief the press. “Yes there was an attack on some villages of Hawul
Local Government Area by suspected members of
Boko Haram yesterday, but I am yet to get details
due to lack of telecommunication services in the
affected areas”. Soft landing for surrendered insurgents Meanwhile, the Federal Government yesterday,
revealed that insurgents who surrendered their
weapons to the Nigerian troops would be de-
radicalised and rehabilitated back to the society. This was coming, as Nigerian youths under the
auspices of Youth Development Transformation and
Sustainable Place in Nigeria, YODETSIN, commended
the Federal Government’s efforts in the fight against
insurgency in the country. The Nigerian Military recorded a huge success last
week Tuesday, 17 September, when it killed a man,
who appeared in recent videos, claiming to be the
leader of the Islamist militant group Boko Haram,
Abubakar Shekau, in a gun battle. Following the killing of their commander, some
insurgents surrendered themselves to the Nigerian
troops, and pleaded for mercy after surrendering
their weapons. Speaking on their fate during a press conference, in
Abuja, the Coordinator of National Information
Centre, NIC, Mr Mike Omeri ruled out the possibility
of prosecuting them. He said there were measures in the counter-
terrorism document launched by government and it
would be strictly followed. According to him, those who surrendered will be
taken thorough the process of de-radicalisation and
rehabilitation, while those who refused will surely be
dealt with. “Those terrorist who surrendered their arms and
embraces peace will undergo the process of de-
radicalisation and rehabilitation. So that they will be
admitted into society and given the opportunity to
also continue contributing their own quota to the
development of this country. “But to those who insist on carrying arms against
their country’s, against their fellow citizens, will have
themselves to blame. “I want to urge citizens to be steadfast in their
support to our service men and women; we are
working hard, day and night, to ensure that we put
terrorism behind us in Nigeria. “The army forces have found the winning strategies,
and they will not go back in making sure the
adequate security is provided, for every single
Nigerian,” he assured. The National Leader of YODETSIN, Chief Innocent
Kaku said the recent killing of Boko Haram leader
and the subsequent giving up of arms by over 150
terrorist to the Nigerian Army was due to the
government’s commitment. “We salute the bravery and boldness of the Nigerian
army in fighting the Boko Haram insurgents. This
feat was achieved due to the commitment of
President Goodluck Jonathan to the fight against
insurgency and his commitment to his transformation
agenda,” he said. Innocent, in an interactive session with the newsmen
in Abuja, urged youths across the country to
cooperate with the government, and refused to be
used by any politician to disrupt government’s
attempt to restore peace in Nigeria.

Henry120:

Retarrd, I want you to show us photos of armed foreign troops in Nigeria, not all these emotional butt-blasted talk.

We don't need to see pictures, we have an article that clearly explains it. Americans were in Nigeria training and protecting Naija mumus.

end of story.

GreenandGold:

We don't need to see pictures, we have an article that clearly explains it. Americans were in Nigeria training and protecting.

end of story.

So this is one of your (south-africans) many wild, brainless and ridiculous claims? Not surprising.

Henry120:

Retarrd, I want you to show us photos of armed foreign troops in Nigeria, not all these emotional butt-blasted talk.

Here.

Henry120:
So this is one of your (south-africans) many wild, brainless and ridiculous claims? Not surprising.

You running out of energy Henry, is your generator out of diesel?

GreenandGold:

You running out of energy Henry, is your generator out of diesel?

Actually, I'm all out for you. I'm still awaiting proof.

U

agaugust:

[size=16pt]Unfortunately your source is a blog owned by an unknown man .

Your own story proves itself to be FALSE, you got scammed again....

like on invisionfree website, you will lose your last few Rands to internet scammers very soon

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Just like your source on the T84 is an unknown blog

Just like beegegle is an unknown blog

#SelfTrap

GreenandGold:

You running out of energy Henry, is your generator out of diesel?

Are you sure you are not this man?

Msauza:



Are you sure you are not this man?

Msauza, those are French.

GreenandGold:

Msauza, those are French.

He's a retarrd from south-africa.

Henry120:

So you can't provide a shred of evidence to back your iidiotic claim?
We've seen evidence of Navy seals in South-Africa, show us evidence of foreign forces armed and on the streets in Nigeria?


It is far more reliable than Defenceweb. This is a fact.

Former seals acting in private capacity

Big difference

Prove its more reliable than defenceweb

Beegegle is nothing more than a rumor mill

Msauza:

BOOM!! BOOOM!!! BANG!!!
http://www.nigerianwatch.com/news/4377-us-marines-carry-out-first-arrests-of-two-boko-haram-members-in-benue-state



US MARINES WILL NEVER TAKE A RISK OF PATROLLING A RED AREA WITHOUT CARRYING ARMS. INFACT, I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANY PATROL BEING CONDUCTED WITHOUT ARMS.

[size=16pt]Dude, stop posting fake photos of white troops in other countries and calling it American troops in Nigeria !

If you don't stop it I will retaliate and we will mess up this thread.

Your new photo and source is fake again ! Those are French soldiers in Bangui C.A.R doing the job SANDF ran away from !

Bangui is NOT in Benue state it is in C.A.R, and the sign board behind the French soldiers and the arrested man is written in French, is French the official lkanguage in Benue state Nigeria ?

Now stop this false information and smear campaign or else I will retaliate and this forum will be messed up !

"Some of you may have seen this photo and similar ones on several online platforms, claiming its US troops capturing a Boko Haram member….it’s false. U.S Pentagon has stated there will be no American troops in Nigeria.

The pic above going viral is French troops in Central African Republic in 2013.

Also, you can see in all the pics floating online, from the uniforms, the African soldiers taking notes from American forces are from Uganda and Somalia. Military aid has been in Africa for sometime under AFRICOM to help train many African military forces.

So officially there are no foreign troops in Nigeria."

http://www.informationng.com/2014/05/false-story-this-alleged-arrest-of-boko-haram-members-in-benue-state-by-us-troops-didnt-happen-in-nigeria-are-foreign-troops-in-nigeria.html

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Henry120:

He's a retarrd from south-africa.

By "from" you're implying he's now in another country..... use proper English please, Nigeria "English" is not officially recognised as English.

GreenandGold:

Msauza, those are French.

@GreenandGold, I know well that those are French army. My intention is to prove that foreign military paraded with guns in Nigeria.

GreenandGold:

By "from" you're implying he's now in another country..... use proper English please, Nigeria "English" is not officially recognised as English.

By "from" I'm implying I don't know his location, but I know he's a South-African citizen.

So yes, he's a retarrd from South-Africa. Ode

Msauza:


Here.

lmao! that's looks like Nigeria to you

Msauza:


@GreenandGold, I know well that those are French army. My intention is to prove that foreign military paraded with guns in Nigeria.

and you proved that with French troops in mali?

agaugust:

[size=16pt]Dude, stop posting fake photos of white troops in other countries and calling it American troops in Nigeria !

If you don't stop it I will retaliate and we will mess up this thread.

Your new photo and source is fake again ! Those are French soldiers in Bangui C.A.R doing the job SANDF ran away from !

Bangui is NOT in Benue state it is in C.A.R, and the sign board behind the French soldiers and the arrested man is written in French, is French the official lkanguage in Benue state Nigeria ?

Now stop this false information and smear campaign or else I will retaliate and this forum will be messed up !

"Some of you may have seen this photo and similar ones on several online platforms, claiming its US troops capturing a Boko Haram member….it’s false. U.S Pentagon has stated there will be no American troops in Nigeria.

The pic above going viral is French troops in Central African Republic in 2013.

Also, you can see in all the pics floating online, from the uniforms, the African soldiers taking notes from American forces are from Uganda and Somalia. Military aid has been in Africa for sometime under AFRICOM to help train many African military forces.

So officially there are no foreign troops in Nigeria."

http://www.informationng.com/2014/05/false-story-this-alleged-arrest-of-boko-haram-members-in-benue-state-by-us-troops-didnt-happen-in-nigeria-are-foreign-troops-in-nigeria.html

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FOREIGN MILITARIES PATROLLED AROUND NIGERIA AT LARGE. CHIEF, THE FIRST TIME I HAD AN ENCOUNTER WITH AN AMERICAN SOLDIERS IT WAS IN NIGERIA AND THEY WERE HEAVILY ARMED. PERIOD!™

iterator24: lmao! that's looks like Nigeria to you

Yes it is, definately.

Foreigner carrying gun in Nigeria.

Msauza:



Yes it is, definately.

look at the car plate number dummy .. you can do better

agaugust:


http://www.informationng.com/2014/05/false-story-this-alleged-arrest-of-boko-haram-members-in-benue-state-by-us-troops-didnt-happen-in-nigeria-are-foreign-troops-in-nigeria.html

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It is impossible for these South-Africans to think or analyse or Process contents. They all act in the same manner, not a single thought process.

It is obvious it's a systematic educational failure.

Msauza:


FOREIGN MILITARIES PATROLLED AROUND NIGERIA AT LARGE. CHIEF, THE FIRST TIME I HAD AN ENCOUNTER WITH AN AMERICAN SOLDIERS IT WAS IN NIGERIA AND THEY WERE HEAVILY ARMED. PERIOD!™

stop embarrassing your father