DieVluit:


Oh really? Is that why then the first EVER electric street light in the southern hemisphere, let alone Africa, was in Kimberly South Africa in 1882? Is that why?

Was that a street light or an oil lamp?

EVarn:
Was that a street light or an oil lamp?

It is what makes it impossible for you to deny that the first ever street light in the southern hemisphere was put up in South Africa in the 1800s.

NaijaPikinGidi:


South Africans are pained by Nigeria's humble leadership and coordination of multinational forces to deal decisively with these insurgents! Their pain is unbearable ... as they watch our spartan efforts from the sidelines.

we now officially lead africa:
*SA is now a copy-cat,they are now shamelessly copying our power sector reforms to save themselves from the absurd consumption of candle wax.
*SA was making jambourine about helping palestine,and stopping isreal's continous marginalization of the palestinian people.but in the end,Nigeria voted against the palestinian resolution,and the world formally recognised Nigeria's hegemony.
*SA is now lamenting the loss of almost all of their ex-service men to the nigerian military special training unit,which shows the inability of the SANDF to control its own men.
They will continue crying,wailing and screaming in pain and jealousy,while we continue to move light years ahead of them.

DieVluit:


It is what makes it impossible for you to deny that the first ever street light in the southern hemisphere was put up in South Africa in the 1800s.

southern hemisphere?.dont make me laugh,what happened to australia?.i understand that to the bantu mentality,street light is a tremendous achievement,but eh,citation needed.

http://m.news24.com/news24/Africa/News/Over-200-Boko-Haram-militants-killed-in-offensive-20150204

Chad showing these fools how its done.

Over 200’ Boko Haram militants killed in offensive


Gamboru - Chad said on Wednesday it inflicted heavy losses on Nigeria's Boko Haram, killing "over 200" Islamist militants in a border town that it wrested from the rebels in a ground offensive.Nine Chadian soldiers were also killed and 21 injured on Tuesday in Gamboru as regional forces took the fight against the insurgents on to Nigerian soil for the first time, the Chadian army said.

"This toll is provisional," the Chadian military said in a statement, adding that troops were still combing the town on Nigeria's border with Cameroon for lingering rebel elements.Around 2 000 Chadian troops backed by armoured vehicles poured across the border into Gamboru on Tuesday after the African Union last week backed a regional force to take on the extremists.

The sound of automatic gunfire could heard Wednesday in the town, which has been abandoned by residents after a barrage of air strikes by Chad in the run-up to its offensive, an AFP journalist reported.While the operation in Gamboru continued, the town of Fotokol on the other side of the border, in Cameroon, came under fresh attack from the jihadists.

"The guys [Boko Haram] entered this morning. The fighting between them and our soldiers is very intense," a Cameroonian security source in Fotokol told AFP by telephone.The Cameroonian troops had managed to repel the attack by mid-morning, after Chadian soldiers crossed back from Nigeria to help defend the town.

EVarn:
southern hemisphere?.dont make me laugh,what happened to australia?.i understand that to the bantu mentality,street light is a tremendous achievement,but eh,citation needed.

Why only Australia? What happened to Brazil, Argentina, Chile, New Zealand etc? We beat them all. South Africa is NOT Nigeria. South Africa is miles ahead of Nigeria.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_light

http://www.solplaatje.org.za/explore_history.php

saengine:
http://m.news24.com/news24/Africa/News/Over-200-Boko-Haram-militants-killed-in-offensive-20150204

Chad showing these fools how its done.

Over 200’ Boko Haram militants killed in offensive


Gamboru - Chad said on Wednesday it inflicted heavy losses on Nigeria's Boko Haram, killing "over 200" Islamist militants in a border town that it wrested from the rebels in a ground offensive.Nine Chadian soldiers were also killed and 21 injured on Tuesday in Gamboru as regional forces took the fight against the insurgents on to Nigerian soil for the first time, the Chadian army said.

"This toll is provisional," the Chadian military said in a statement, adding that troops were still combing the town on Nigeria's border with Cameroon for lingering rebel elements.Around 2 000 Chadian troops backed by armoured vehicles poured across the border into Gamboru on Tuesday after the African Union last week backed a regional force to take on the extremists.

The sound of automatic gunfire could heard Wednesday in the town, which has been abandoned by residents after a barrage of air strikes by Chad in the run-up to its offensive, an AFP journalist reported.While the operation in Gamboru continued, the town of Fotokol on the other side of the border, in Cameroon, came under fresh attack from the jihadists.

"The guys [Boko Haram] entered this morning. The fighting between them and our soldiers is very intense," a Cameroonian security source in Fotokol told AFP by telephone.The Cameroonian troops had managed to repel the attack by mid-morning, after Chadian soldiers crossed back from Nigeria to help defend the town.

No "tactical retreats" and such from Chad.

DieVluit:
Why only Australia? What happened to Brazil, Argentina, Chile, New Zealand etc? We beat them all. South Africa is NOT Nigeria. South Africa is miles ahead of Nigeria.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Street_light
http://www.solplaatje.org.za/explore_history.php

yes,south africa is lies ahead of nigeria,we all know that,no need to remind us.
when did street lights become an achievement?,wasnt it was even the 'white pigs' who gave you your first fuggly street light?.
well,'cocoa house' was built in ibadan,nigeria.

They cannot and will not answer the fundamental question.....with their "130 000 strong" army, why does one single Chad boot need to enter Nigeria? The same results could have been achieved with each respective country pushing Boko Haram to a central point from their own side of the border, then finishing them off.

The state of Nigeria's true fighting power has been exposed. They needed mommy Chad to come help wipe their ass*s. Then hide behind the " joint multinational blah blah blah" excuse.

DieVluit:

No "tactical retreats" and such from Chad.

because they have french surveillance to back them up.they cant retreat because they do not hold ground in the first place,they came to rout out terrorists.

EVarn:
yes,south africa is lies ahead of nigeria,we all know that,no need to remind us.
when did street lights become an achievement?,wasnt it was even the 'white pigs' who gave you your first fuggly street light?.
well,'cocoa house' was built in ibadan,nigeria.

Since the below was posted for starters.

Alternatively, since they were installed in South Africa in the 1800s, seeing as the entire southern hemisphere didn't have them.

Alternatively still, since a citation was demanded by you.

Alternatively further still, since you wanted to know what happened to Australia.

Finally, since you posted "don't make me laugh" in disbelief.

And...people don't even know or care what Cocoa House is.

lezz:
In the 1800's you and your lots were in trees and caves as resident savages.

I'll come birch-slap you if you tell white lies again.

EVarn:
because they have french surveillance to back them up.they cant retreat because they do not hold ground in the first place,they came to rout out terrorists.

The sum of your entire rubbish post is that there are no "tactical retreats" from the soldiers of Chad.

Tells you the battle is more on Camerounian side. The NA has got our side covered extensively. No easy hideouts as we squeeze the bastards out into the oblivion. Intel, ground and air battles within NE Nigeria AOR and mop-up going on simultaneously!

NaijaPikinGidi:
Tells you the battle is more on Camerounian side. The NA has got our side covered extensively. No easy hideouts as we squeeze the bastards out into the oblivion. Intel, ground and air battles within NE Nigeria AOR and mop-up going on simultaneously!

Of course the battle is more on the Cameroonian side. Gamboru is a border town on Nigeria's border with Cameroon. That's where Chad operated, to the shame of Nigeria. Nigeria has squeezed no one. It's been half a decade of running and excuses.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/04/boko-haram-militants-killed-chad-nigeria

Chad troops ‘kill scores of Boko Haram militants’ in Nigeria

DieVluit:

Since the below was posted for starters.
Alternatively, since they were installed in South Africa in the 1800s, seeing as the entire southern hemisphere didn't have them.
Alternatively still, since a citation was demanded by you.
Alternatively further still, since you wanted to know what happened to Australia.
Finally, since you posted "don't make me laugh" in disbelief.
And...people don't even know or care what Cocoa House is.

Rants!!
The University of Ibadan is the first university in africa.
The Nigerian Television Authority{NTA} is the first government owned televised media organisation in Africa.
'Cocoa house' was the first skyscraper in the whole of west-africa.
No one cares what happened in the "southern hemisphere" 200 years ago,what people care about is your achievements on the continent.

DieVluit:


The sum of your entire rubbish post is that there are no "tactical retreats" from the soldiers of Chad.

How much is cheese sold in cape town?

EVarn:
How much is cheese sold in cape town?

EVarn:
Rants!!
The University of Ibadan is the first university in africa.
The Nigerian Television Authority{NTA} is the first government owned televised media organisation in Africa.
'Cocoa house' was the first skyscraper in the whole of west-africa.
No one cares what happened in the "southern hemisphere" 200 years ago,what people care about is your achievements on the continent.

The first university in Africa - in the world, actually - was in Timbuktu. Next up was Alexander.

Who cares if NTA was the first if DSTV today owns Nigeria's cable TV space?

All of West Africa? Bwahaha. Death by "all of west africa".

History cares what happened in the southern hemisphere 200 years ago, in the same way that you care about the first skycrapers in the dark part of the continent known as west africa. But as it turns out, the rest of the civilised world cares not about the unknown thing called cocoa house.

DieVluit:

Of course the battle is more on the Cameroonian side. Gamboru is a border town on Nigeria's border with Cameroon. That's where Chad operated, to the shame of Nigeria. Nigeria has squeezed no one. It's been half a decade of running and excuses.

You can't help but further make an embarassment of yourself! It would appear MNJTF is a complicated force for you to understand. It is certain you will never understand why Cameroun cried out for help from Chad. It is certain that you do not realise that the casualties recorded are outside of Nigeria's border. If only you did, the one conclusion would be that the NA has full control of our territory with all your BH friends scampering for safety in Camerounian territory.

Border skirmishes will only arise where/when BH get trapped between a resolute NA formation and the chasing Chadian/Camerounian armies.

NaijaPikinGidi:


You can't help but further make an embarassment of yourself! It would appear MNJTF is a complicated force for you to understand. It is certain you will never understand why Cameroun cried out for help from Chad. It is certain that you do not realise that the casualties recorded are outside of Nigeria's border. If only you did, the one conclusion would be that the NA has full control of our territory with all your BH friends scampering for safety in Camerounian territory.

Border skirmishes will only arise where/when BH get trapped between a resolute NA formation and the chasing Chadian/Camerounian armies.

What is not complicated however is the following:

"Chad kills scores of BH militants in Nigeria".

It is not Nigeria that did that. It is Chad.

Simple. Uncomplicated. Straight forward.

EVarn:
How much is cheese sold in cape town?

Prolly as much as the number of seconds it takes for a Nigerian soldier to put space between himself and a BH militant, via the art and science of running.

DieVluit:


What is not complicated however is the following:

"Chad kills scores of BH militants in Nigeria".

It is not Nigeria that did that. It is Chad.

Simple. Uncomplicated. Straight forward.

Wishful thinking! You sound grieviously pained. Your problem.

NaijaPikinGidi:

Wishful thinking! You sound grieviously pained. Your problem.

But Chad's soldiers are basking in the glory of their efforts and can't possibly be pained by that.

In the meantime, Nigerian soldiers have been schooled in the art of being brave in the face of fire from an enemy.

DieVluit:


But Chad's soldiers are basking in the glory of their efforts and can't possibly be pained by that.

In the meantime, Nigerian soldiers have been schooled in the art of being brave in the face of fire from an enemy.

You mean those soldiers below? The squalid-looking Chadian soldiers that abandoned the MNJTF HQ in Baga when it mattered most? I feel sorry for your gullible and deluded state of mind! Well ... they are struggling in Cameroun while the situation is reasonably under control on this side. On the borderline we will always collaborate ... to eliminate ... and decimate your BH mates!!

Your pain!

DieVluit:

The first university in Africa was in Timbuktu. Next up was Alexander.

Who cares if NTA was the first if DSTV today owns Nigeria's cable TV space?

All of West Africa? Bwahaha. Death by "all of west africa".

History cares what happened in the southern hemisphere 200 years ago, in the same way that you care about the first skycrapers in the dark part of the continent known as west africa. But as it turns out, the rest of the civilised world cares not about the unknown thing called cocoa house.

illiteracy is a dangerous disease,so taking classes under a mango tree is what qualifies a learning centre as an established university?,timbuktu didnt have any established university until after UI was estabilished.
no one cares about the phantom library of alexander the great,it is a pleasant surprise that alexander managed to wander into africa,isnt it?.
Cocoa house is the pride of west africa,unlike your "southern hemisphere" street light.

EVarn:
illiteracy is a dangerous disease,so taking classes under a mango tree is what qualifies a learning centre as an established university?,timbuktu didnt have any established university until after UI was estabilished.
no one cares about the phantom library of alexander the great,it is a pleasant surprise that alexander managed to wander into africa,isnt it?.
Cocoa house is the pride of west africa,unlike your "southern hemisphere" street light.

Yes, it is the pride of West Africa. West Africa's highest standard. Which standard is low by comparison. Who cares about the best of a poor lot?

You said it yourself, Australia did not have it when we got the street light. Neither did Brazil, Chile, New Zealand and every other country south of the equator.

Again, the university of timbuktu was the first university in the world.

NaijaPikinGidi:


You mean those soldiers below? The squalid-looking Chadian soldiers that abandoned the MNJTF HQ in Baga when it mattered most? I feel sorry for your gullible and deluded state of mind! Well ... they are struggling in Cameroun while the situation is reasonably under control on this side. On the borderline we will always collaborate ... to eliminate ... and decimate your BH mates!!

Your pain!

The way they look only goes to emphasise the pathetic state of the Nigerian military. You allowed Chad to achieve glory and success in your territory, by doing something you could not do.

The picture you posted says one thing: the Nigerian military is beyond useless.

Again, Chad ENTERED NIGERIA and operated in a Nigerian town. Successfully at that. It's happened. It's part of the world's history. There's nothing you can do about it.

DieVluit:


Prolly as much as the number of seconds it takes for a Nigerian soldier to put space between himself and a BH militant, via the art and science of running.

my dear sweet boy,i think you are mistaking a tactical maneover for the SANDF's pant~waving athletodynamics.chicken and chips?.seleka sent the SANDF goose to chase its own wide flabby beak.

DieVluit:


[s]The way they look only goes to emphasise the pathetic state of the Nigerian military. You allowed Chad to achieve glory and success in your territory, by doing something you could not do.

The picture you posted says one thing: the Nigerian military is beyond useless.

Again, Chad ENTERED NIGERIA and operated in a Nigerian town. Successfully at that. It's happened. It's part of the world's history. There's nothing you can do about it[/s].

NaijaPikinGidi:

You can't erase my post from the internet.

In the same way you can't erase Chad's military achievement in Nigeria from history.

EVarn:
my dear sweet boy,i think you are mistaking a tactical maneover for the SANDF's pant~waving athletodynamics.chicken and chips?.seleka sent the SANDF goose to chase its own wide flabby beak.

But history today recorded the following:

"Chad liberates Nigerian town".

"Chad kills scores of militants in Nigeria".

DieVluit:


You said it yourself. That's only surveillance and reconnaissance. No one even posted a single thing about Chad and surveillance.

Chad entered Nigeria and hit targets in Nigeria is the one story.

Chad liberated a Nigerian town is the other.

Under MNJTF Chad liberated a Nigerian town beside the co.mon border where Chadian origin Boko Haram invaded, let the Chadians clear their own shiit, it's Chadian origin Boko Haram.

Chadian air force combat jets are flown by European mercenaries from Ukraine, Chad cannot fly it's own jets. LOL!

Chad is specially respected by all Southies because when SANDF ran away like Springboks in Bangui, Chad stayed behind in the face of Seleka, so the same rebels that uprooted South African elite paratroopers and special forces, same Seleka was faced boldly by Chad that stood firm.

Yea, Chad succeeds where South Africa fails
.

agaugust:

Under MNJTF Chad liberated a Nigerian town beside the co.mon border where Chadian origin Boko Haram invaded, let the Chadians clear their own shiit, it's Chadian origin Boko Haram.
Chadian air force combat jets are flown by European mercenaries from Ukraine, Chad cannot fly it's own jets. LOL!
Chad is specially respected by all Southies because when SANDF ran away like Springboks in Bangui, Chad stayed behind in the face of Seleka, so the same rebels that uprooted South African elite paratroopers and special forces, same Seleka was faced boldly by Chad that stood firm.
Yea, Chad succeeds where South Africa fails
.

There's no town in the world known as "common border". Towns have names and towns fall under authorities. In this case, the name of the town is Gambaru and Gambaru falls under the authority of Nigeria. Who or what agreement Chad were operating under is inconsequential. The physical movements on the ground were by real soldiers and weapons. So were those in the air. It is not the agreement that made Boko Haram run. It is Chad's military effort that did. In this case, the soldiers and weapons fall under the flag of Chad. Chad in Nigeria.

How useless must Nigeria be to be usurped like that then?

Pathetic Nigeria. Pathetic people. Pathetic nation.

Your post cannot change what has today been written in history books.