@Swankyvodamail
My broer askies my man tog. Jy is n Suid Afrikaner ek kan sien. Nou ek glo jy is n regte man.

Ek is bly dat jy is saam met ons.

mabashe !!!!!!!!

@GraigB,Swankyvodmail

ONS PRAAT AFRIKAANS HIERSO!!!!LAAT ONS PRAAT MY OUENS HIER IN "RANDLAND"

^^^^^^Ooops thats Dutch
Ons saal kamp hier in BOBBEJAANSTADT

@GraigB,Swanky etc..

THE PEOPLE WE'RE DEALING WITH HERE ARE KNOWN BY THEIR OWN naaigerian PEOPLE FOR LYING,419,FALSE CLAIMS AND MANY MORE. Read below. [b] All IGBO TOWNS ARE SLUMS. I can freely prove that.

[/b]
Look even this Nigerian below was telling em this: she twisted their ethnicity for fun
by omonnakoda: 9:37am On Jun 05
It is only a child's mother that thinks their tantrums are cute.
The richest Nigerian is Ogbi
The smartest Nigerian is Ogbi
Igbo are the most deserving Nigerians
Igbo are the best businessmen in Nigeria
Igbo own Lagos
Igbo owns Abuja
Igbo owns..........,
Somebody better tell Heymaker and Shidibeer that the whole world is tired of their boasting.We should also apologize to South Africans ,we that live in the same country are tired of their drug dealing and general criminality. Of course people see them and say "Nigerians" but we know who they really are and are fed up too![/b]

THOSE ARE YAHOO BOYS FOR U. [b]Chinyeres are known for selling their POESY in Jozi, Pta,Ctn,Durbs. Driving around in these cities is difficult at night as we see BIG MANGOES Advertised by these Sheboons.

This Igbo nation is cocked up.[/b]

ANOTHER LIE DISGUISE AS A THRUTH BY NIGERIA

The Pf1 is very similar to the Malaysian DEFTEC AV4 that never entered production Source: Proforce Defence

Nigeria's Proforce Defence is currently developing the Pf1 light armoured vehicle aimed at the local military and police markets.

Bimbola Owojori, the head of business development at Proforce, told IHS Jane's that the Pf1 prototype will be launched soon.

According to information provided by Proforce, the LAV features an all-welded steel monocoque hull that in its basic form provides ballistic protection to STANAG 4569 Level 2 standard but can be upgraded to Level 4. Mine protection is to STANAG 4569 Level 2a but can be upgraded to Level 2b.

The baseline Pf1 has a typical combat weight of 7.85 tonnes and can carry eight dismounts and a crew of two.

http://www.janes.com/article/24976/nigeria-s-proforce-expands-armoured-vehicle-range

@AGAUGUST Read and learn from what professional military commanders are noting regarding the South African NAVY

http://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/south-africans-small-but-modern-fleet-attracts-global-interest-2009-12-04

swanky@vodamail:
my broer ek kan nie verstan as jy se ek is ni n suid afrikaner nie hoe kan jy so se jy dink ek is fong kong ungayisho kanjani into efana naleyo ngaphambi kokuthi ufunde my comment broer

When a bloody Ghanaian begins to call a full-blooded South African a fake South African, it becomes understandable why swanky@vodamail will protest in Afrikaans and Zulu languages to hide his embarrassment from we non-South African readers! Is this not a case of reverse Xenophobia? Well swanky@vodamail let's see you exercise your consitutional rights ... SMH

kwame tut: @Swankyvodamail
My broer askies my man tog. Jy is n Suid Afrikaner ek kan sien. Nou ek glo jy is n regte man.

Ek is bly dat jy is saam met ons.

mabashe !!!!!!!!

And an immediate apology from the recklessness called AwodwaGyanOniwe!! You saved yourself from being handed a Ghana-must-go bag and a one-way ticket to Accra!!

@Naijapikidi
Igbo boy u hate me to bits. SORRY I STAND FOR THE TRUETH. English to Afrikaans TRANSLATOR HELPED ME THERE. Online Translator is handy.

Now back to the TOPIC.

Sorry @ss naai-gerian soldiers are getting KICKED EVERYDAY BY BH.

@NAIJAPIKIDI

Dont use "WE". Because ME AND naai-gerians=ENEMIES.

swanky@vodamail:
I really underestimated your stupidity you asked if south african arrmy was involve in any battles yet come out with a budgetary speech of an officer ok let me help you since you play ignorance Google SANDF wikiPedia and come back with something solid not budgetary speech

it seems stupidity is a constitutional right in SA. you quoted my comments without understanding what it meant. read them again before you come here to exercise your rights dumbo.

dude, ain't it better you shut the f*ck up if you have nothing to say? you have not been able to counter my claims of all your military failures(that's if you are truly south african according to your fake comrade). who told you i want the history of how SANDF was established, or their ranks and offices.

abeg pack well if you lack anything to say here. go to wiki for what, when SANDF's failures is already visible to the world.

Thiza: @AGAUGUST Read and learn from what professional military commanders are noting regarding the South African NAVY

http://www.engineeringnews.co.za/article/south-africans-small-but-modern-fleet-attracts-global-interest-2009-12-04

mr man your link is as dead as your lie.

[color=#990000][/color] IT IS LESS SURPRISING THAT I CAME BACK HERE ONLY TO SEE SOME MAGGOT-RIDDEN SOUTH-AFRICAN MINDS RETURN FROM REHAB JUST TO KEEP ADVERTISING THEIR INSANITY! Omo naija dem, ah hail una, make una show dem shaege!

NaijaPikinGidi:

When a bloody Ghanaian begins to call a full-blooded South African a fake South African, it becomes understandable why swanky@vodamail will protest in Afrikaans and Zulu languages to hide his embarrassment from we non-South African readers! Is this not a case of reverse Xenophobia? Well swanky@vodamail let's see you exercise your consitutional rights ... SMH

more like a south african begging a bloody ghanian for recognition

NaijaPikinGidi:

When a bloody Ghanaian begins to call a full-blooded South African a fake South African, it becomes understandable why swanky@vodamail will protest in Afrikaans and Zulu languages to hide his embarrassment from we non-South African readers! Is this not a case of reverse Xenophobia? Well swanky@vodamail let's see you exercise your consitutional rights ... SMH

Ram Vs Goat

.

naai-geria

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNxIlpdVr0E&feature=player_embedded

blackchris:

more like a south african begging a bloody ghanian for recognition

Run Run Blackchrist Boko is coming run like your crying baby soldier back to the real stuff your army can't protect themselves again a small group like Boko how on earth can they protect its citizens Nigeria is burning today yet you come here and claim you are the best in africa keep lying to yourself while you country is a failed state already come 2015 Sharia law will rule supreme

swanky@vodamail:
Run Run Blackchrist Boko is coming run like your crying baby soldier back to the real stuff your army can't protect themselves again a small group like Boko how on earth can they protect its citizens Nigeria is burning today yet you come here and claim you are the best in africa keep lying to yourself while you country is a failed state already come 2015 Sharia law will rule supreme

see this id1ot. So this is the only way you know how to respond to the military topics your stup1d brain was yarning for? Typical dummies.

If not for the purpose of concealing my identity, i would have shown you where i am with my MUSLIM friends planning business and sipping correct vodka. Mugu

oga, Nigerian military just killed the second in command to shekau, CNN just confirmed it and the ba*tard is next.

So keep doubting the power of Nigerian military at the risk of your AIDS ridden soldiers.

kwame tut: @Naijapikidi
Igbo boy u hate me to bits. SORRY I STAND FOR THE TRUETH. English to Afrikaans TRANSLATOR HELPED ME THERE. Online Translator is handy.

Your conscience is dealing a serious one on you since your baseless ranting has caused your stupidity and wannabe tendencies to be exposed by South African swanky@vodamail. Show me or fellow readers where I have personally expressed love or hate for your insignificant person? Enjoy whatever your truth is ... we know your type!! As I hardly respond to your childish hallucinations, this is one exception just to help you put your pitch-black Ghanaian behind in oblivion where it belongs!!! SMH.

na_chris_be_dis:

see this id1ot. So this is the only way you know how to respond to the military topics your stup1d brain was yarning for? Typical dummies.

If not for the purpose of concealing my identity, i would have shown you where i am with my MUSLIM friends planning business and sipping correct vodka. Mugu

oga, Nigerian military just killed the second in command to shekau, CNN just confirmed it and the ba*tard is next.

So keep doubting the power of Nigerian military at the risk of your AIDS ridden soldiers.

Myopic Naai-gerian loser monkeys.

Boko Haram is not about one or two leaders. There will always be leaders springing up all the time.

Boko Haram is about a whole group of disgruntled people. Killing "leaders" will not save you. You are stuck in the rot and your military will not be getting out anytime soon.

Kiss your African mission capabilities goodbye, sûckers.

You have been exposed and hung out to dry by Boko Harm.

You've been left with nothing but your boots!

___________________

http://www.cnn.com/2013/08/13/world/africa/nigeria-violence-explainer


Nigeria mosque attack: What's behind wave of violence?

By Joseph Netto, Nima Elbagir and Nick Thompson, CNN
updated 10:40 AM EDT, Tue August 13, 2013

Police: Dozens killed in mosque attack
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Nigeria battling Islamist insurgency in northeast region
Clashes between Muslim north and Christian south have killed thousands since 2009
Militant group Boko Haram, Nigerian military both blamed for atrocities against civilians
Oil-rich Nigeria is a key U.S. partner and the economic powerhouse of West Africa

(CNN) -- What began as dawn prayers at a mosque in northeastern Nigeria ended in a gruesome massacre Sunday as militants brandishing automatic weapons killed 44 worshipers in the country's troubled Borno state.
It's not clear who's behind the attack, but many Nigerians will suspect that the militant group Boko Haram, which has wreaked havoc in the region for several years, are the perpetrators.
The Nigerian government is struggling to control the bloodshed between the mainly Muslim north and Christian south that has claimed at least 2,800 lives since Boko Haram came to prominence in 2009, according to Human Rights Watch.
Who are Boko Haram?
Boko Haram means "Western education is a sin." The group's ambitions range from the stricter enforcement of Sharia law -- which is derived from the Koran as the "world of God" -- across the predominantly Muslim north of Nigeria, to the total destruction of the Nigerian state and its government.
Tackling terrorism in Nigeria Nigeria's political corruption issue 2012: Who are Boko Haram? Gadhafi's end unleashes flood of weapons
What's causing the unrest?
Armed militant groups in Nigeria's northeastern region are nothing new, but Boko Haram has taken the violence to unprecedented levels since 2009, murdering and kidnapping Westerners and bombing schools and churches. The country's immense oil wealth is concentrated in the south, while the predominantly Muslim north remains extremely poor. There were riots and accusations of vote-rigging when former military ruler Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, much of the north's favored candidate for president, lost to Goodluck Jonathan, who hails from the south, in the 2011 national election.

What's the Nigerian government doing about it?

In mid-May the Nigerian government declared a state of emergency in three northeastern states -- Adamawawa, Yobe and Borno state -- and created the Joint Task Force wing of the military to try to stamp out the insurgency.
A media blackout has also ensued, which ensures that communications in and out of the remote area are nearly impossible and that the Nigerian military can operate out of the media spotlight. The military has been accused of committing atrocities against civilians by Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International. The government acknowledged "that there has been problems," but said it's working to control itself.
Is the violence a purely sectarian dispute?
While it's easy to frame the violence as Christians versus Muslims, it's much more than sectarian. Boko Haram will attack other Muslims when they feel they're not adhering to strict Sharia law. Meanwhile, the Joint Task Force's actions in the region aren't winning them any fans -- and there's also the vigilante thugs who stop and search cars entering northeastern cities like Maiduguri.

Why has Boko Haram attacked mosques in the past?

Boko Haram doesn't view all Muslims as supporters and allies -- and there have been suggestions that the group is attacking certain mosques because members of that mosque have assisted the Joint Task Force in tracking members of the militant group.
Does Boko Haram enjoy support from the people?
Although the northern populace mostly abhors the violence, there is considerable local sympathy and support for Sharia law, seen by many as the only way to put an end to what is widely regarded as a corrupt and inept government.

MORE: "Are we at war?" Nigerians ask

Northern Nigeria has some of the worst human development indicators in the world --

and as the military struggles to stop the spread of attacks from Boko Haram's base in the northeast, the militant group is winning perhaps its most important battle: making Nigerians question the competency of their government.

Could the violence spread to other countries?

It already has -- Boko Haram is active in neighboring Cameroon, where a French family was kidnapped in February. And in a video released this weekend, the group's leader, Abubakar Shekau, said: "Our strength and firepower is bigger than that of Nigeria. Nigeria is no longer a big deal to us, as far as we are concerned. We will now comfortably confront the United States of America."

Why isn't the international community stepping in?

The U.S. designated the leader of Boko Haram as a terrorist and put a $7 million bounty on his head, in addition to providing technical and financial support to the Nigerian teams fighting on the ground. But there's a growing international reluctance to put boots on the ground unless there's a direct national security threat to the West, like in the case of the French intervention in Mali earlier this year.
Why is Nigeria so important to the region and rest of the world? What's the role of oil?
Nigeria, with nearly 175 million people, is considered the political and economic powerhouse of West Africa. Rich in oil, the country is a key U.S. partner and has a massive banking sector. China is the biggest trade partner for Africa, and Nigeria is the hub of global business in the region.

For South Africa, we'll soon leave it to others to expose your weak behinds ... Seydou Keita style!

BCraig:

Myopic Naai-gerian loser monkeys.

Boko Haram is not about one or two leaders. There will always be leaders springing up all the time.

Boko Haram is about a whole group of disgruntled people. Killing "leaders" will not save you. You are stuck in the rot and your military will not be getting out anytime soon.

Kiss your African mission capabilities goodbye, sûckers.

You have been exposed and hung out to dry by Boko Harm.

You've been left with nothing but your boots!

___________________

http://www.cnn.com/2013/08/13/world/africa/nigeria-violence-explainer


Nigeria mosque attack: What's behind wave of violence?

By Joseph Netto, Nima Elbagir and Nick Thompson, CNN
updated 10:40 AM EDT, Tue August 13, 2013

Police: Dozens killed in mosque attack
STORY HIGHLIGHTS
Nigeria battling Islamist insurgency in northeast region
Clashes between Muslim north and Christian south have killed thousands since 2009
Militant group Boko Haram, Nigerian military both blamed for atrocities against civilians
Oil-rich Nigeria is a key U.S. partner and the economic powerhouse of West Africa

(CNN) -- What began as dawn prayers at a mosque in northeastern Nigeria ended in a gruesome massacre Sunday as militants brandishing automatic weapons killed 44 worshipers in the country's troubled Borno state.
It's not clear who's behind the attack, but many Nigerians will suspect that the militant group Boko Haram, which has wreaked havoc in the region for several years, are the perpetrators.
The Nigerian government is struggling to control the bloodshed between the mainly Muslim north and Christian south that has claimed at least 2,800 lives since Boko Haram came to prominence in 2009, according to Human Rights Watch.
Who are Boko Haram?
Boko Haram means "Western education is a sin." The group's ambitions range from the stricter enforcement of Sharia law -- which is derived from the Koran as the "world of God" -- across the predominantly Muslim north of Nigeria, to the total destruction of the Nigerian state and its government.
Tackling terrorism in Nigeria Nigeria's political corruption issue 2012: Who are Boko Haram? Gadhafi's end unleashes flood of weapons
What's causing the unrest?
Armed militant groups in Nigeria's northeastern region are nothing new, but Boko Haram has taken the violence to unprecedented levels since 2009, murdering and kidnapping Westerners and bombing schools and churches. The country's immense oil wealth is concentrated in the south, while the predominantly Muslim north remains extremely poor. There were riots and accusations of vote-rigging when former military ruler Gen. Muhammadu Buhari, much of the north's favored candidate for president, lost to Goodluck Jonathan, who hails from the south, in the 2011 national election.

What's the Nigerian government doing about it?

In mid-May the Nigerian government declared a state of emergency in three northeastern states -- Adamawawa, Yobe and Borno state -- and created the Joint Task Force wing of the military to try to stamp out the insurgency.
A media blackout has also ensued, which ensures that communications in and out of the remote area are nearly impossible and that the Nigerian military can operate out of the media spotlight. The military has been accused of committing atrocities against civilians by Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International. The government acknowledged "that there has been problems," but said it's working to control itself.
Is the violence a purely sectarian dispute?
While it's easy to frame the violence as Christians versus Muslims, it's much more than sectarian. Boko Haram will attack other Muslims when they feel they're not adhering to strict Sharia law. Meanwhile, the Joint Task Force's actions in the region aren't winning them any fans -- and there's also the vigilante thugs who stop and search cars entering northeastern cities like Maiduguri.

Why has Boko Haram attacked mosques in the past?

Boko Haram doesn't view all Muslims as supporters and allies -- and there have been suggestions that the group is attacking certain mosques because members of that mosque have assisted the Joint Task Force in tracking members of the militant group.
Does Boko Haram enjoy support from the people?
Although the northern populace mostly abhors the violence, there is considerable local sympathy and support for Sharia law, seen by many as the only way to put an end to what is widely regarded as a corrupt and inept government.

MORE: "Are we at war?" Nigerians ask

Northern Nigeria has some of the worst human development indicators in the world --

and as the military struggles to stop the spread of attacks from Boko Haram's base in the northeast, the militant group is winning perhaps its most important battle: making Nigerians question the competency of their government.

Could the violence spread to other countries?

It already has -- Boko Haram is active in neighboring Cameroon, where a French family was kidnapped in February. And in a video released this weekend, the group's leader, Abubakar Shekau, said: "Our strength and firepower is bigger than that of Nigeria. Nigeria is no longer a big deal to us, as far as we are concerned. We will now comfortably confront the United States of America."

Why isn't the international community stepping in?

The U.S. designated the leader of Boko Haram as a terrorist and put a $7 million bounty on his head, in addition to providing technical and financial support to the Nigerian teams fighting on the ground. But there's a growing international reluctance to put boots on the ground unless there's a direct national security threat to the West, like in the case of the French intervention in Mali earlier this year.
Why is Nigeria so important to the region and rest of the world? What's the role of oil?
Nigeria, with nearly 175 million people, is considered the political and economic powerhouse of West Africa. Rich in oil, the country is a key U.S. partner and has a massive banking sector. China is the biggest trade partner for Africa, and Nigeria is the hub of global business in the region.

you know of all this jargons you put together(and i call it jargon because Nigerians don't take these people you quoted these wishfull thoughts from seriously anymore since 90% of what they say is false), the only parts i enjoyed most are; "Nigeria, with nearly 175 million people, is considered the political and economic powerhouse of West Africa. Rich in oil, the country is a key U.S. partner and has a massive banking sector. China is the biggest trade partner for Africa, and Nigeria is the hub of global business in the region"

so #in oliver twist's voice# "please sir, post some more".. As long as it satisfies your your path of ignorance.

NaijaPikinGidi: For South Africa, we'll soon leave it to others to expose your weak behinds ... Seydou Keita style!

hahahahahahahahaha.. You just killed me.

na_chris_be_dis:
you know of all this jargons you put together(and i call it jargon because Nigerians don't take these people you quoted these wiahfull thoughts from seriously anymore since 90% of what they say is false), the only parts i enjoyed most are; "Nigeria, with nearly 175 million people, is considered the political and economic powerhouse of West Africa. Rich in oil, the country is a key U.S. partner and has a massive banking sector. China is the biggest trade partner for Africa, and Nigeria is the hub of global business in the region"

so #in oliver twist's voice# "please sir, post some more".. As long as it satisfies your your path of ignorance.

The desperation of a 98% failure rate loser.

One moment, you want to talk about CNN as evidence of Boko people being killed. The next, you want to tell us CNN has quoted "false" things that you can't even point out.

Fail!

Of course, the region of West Africa, idîot. As usual, taking pleasure in small things. The article stands as a whole. And as it states, your military is useless.

We have boots on the ground to prove it.

BCraig:

The desperation of a 98% failure rate loser.

One moment, you want to talk about CNN as evidence of Boko people being killed. The next, you want to tell us CNN has quoted "false" things that you can't even point out.

Fail!

Of course, the region of West Africa, idîot. As usual, taking pleasure in small things. The article stands as a whole. And as it states, your military is useless.

We have boots on the ground to prove it.

yeah.. Those shiny booths. You know i dreamt of having one.

Don't worry, i know your brain is too slow to understand how the media works. So am begging that you please post some more.

Nothing like seeing brave solidiers who died for their fatherland being buried with full honors. Makes you wish it was you right? The type envied by SANDF that are buried as nobodies.

na_chris_be_dis:

yeah.. Those shiny booths. You know i dreamt of having one.

Don't worry, i know your brain is too slow to understand how the media works. So am begging that you please post some more.

Nothing like seeing brave solidiers who died for their fatherland being buried with full honors. Makes you wish it was you right? The type envied by SANDF that are buried as nobodies.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Bliksemmed in their fatherland, alright. There's nothing like seeing that. That's the whole point.

Thank you.

Ewo bi mo se jeki omo were yi da ke sha. Ogbon agbalagba lo ma je ki omo kekere gbe enu re da ke.

E jor e ma da lo hun mo

na_chris_be_dis:

yeah.. Those shiny booths. You know i dreamt of having one.

Don't worry, i know your brain is too slow to understand how the media works. So am begging that you please post some more.

Nothing like seeing brave solidiers who died for their fatherland being buried with full honors. Makes you wish it was you right? The type envied by SANDF that are buried as nobodies.

So you wanted them to be buried in a mass grave like your soldiers so that they can be regarded as heroes keep lying to yourself the truth is, they are being sacrified for a lost course finish 'n klaar

swanky@vodamail:
So you wanted them to be buried in a mass grave like your soldiers so that they can be regarded as heroes keep lying to yourself the truth is, they are being sacrified for a lost course finish 'n klaar

you know for a brainless monkey, you sure have a way of showing it. mass grave? what do you understand by military burial? you don't even sound like you know the meaning of military to start with.

and please enlighten me how your dead troops are buried if not at the same time in a military cemetery? do you even know the meaning of being buried with full military honors? i advised you to shut up if you had nothing to say didn't i?

you call defending your homeland from being over run by terrorism that not one portion of land can be claimed by the bandits lost cause? then what will you call your soldiers that were killed like rabid dogs protecting your president's private business in CAR, or being killed by poachers and smugglers in your borders. a well deserved death? wow!!

i think i have to stop replying you cos you clearly lack quality gist.

look at the two pictures and tell me which got a full burial rights and honors. Nigerian soldiers died defending their fatherland while yours died defending your president's private business. now answer which is a lost cause and a wasted death. Id1ot

blackchris:

you know for a brainless monkey, you sure have a way of showing it. mass grave? what do you understand by military burial? you don't even sound like you know the meaning of military to start with.

and please enlighten me how your dead troops are buried if not at the same time in a military cemetery? do you even know the meaning of being buried with full military honors? i advised you to shut up if you had nothing to say didn't i?

you call defending your homeland from being over run by terrorism that not one portion of land can be claimed by the bandits lost cause? then what will you call your soldiers that were killed like rabid dogs protecting your president's private business in CAR, or being killed by poachers and smugglers in your borders. a well deserved death? wow!!

i think i have to stop replying you cos you clearly lack quality gist.

look at the two pictures and tell me which got a full burial rights and honors. Nigerian soldiers died defending their fatherland while yours died defending your president's private business. now answer which is a lost cause and a wasted death. Id1ot

You can show all the pomp and ceremony pictures you want.

It's all futile.

The substance of the matter is that your loser soldiers are dead.

They have been killed by their fellow countrymen.

Their own compatriots have killed them and proceeded to take their uniforms and call them weak.

Naai-gerian vs Naai-gerian and they are too weak to stop the bloodshed. They are dying in their own country.

That is the fact of the matter. Bury them in golden caskets if you want. This simple fact will not change. The woman below cares not about your pomp and ceremony.

М̣̣̣̥γ̲̣̣̥ fellow nigerians we re surrounded by i*diots on dis thread...........u south africans re 4cking, spineless, ballzless, stupid racists u guyz nid to β wiped out 4rm D̶̲̥̅̊ earth hw can u call a fellow human being a monkey nd bring up pictures of a anoda mans cross.......ehn foolz............... ℓ̊ wish U̶̲̥̅̊я̩̥̊ wife wld giv brith to somefin lyk d̶̲̥̅̊@t? So we can also call u D̶̲̥̅̊ father of a monkey..................d*ick face........ Sensible pple can we plz talk millitary?..........tnks