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kabe1:
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Omo they smoked the entire island

Ironic

COMMENTSFIGHTER:
it doesn't changed the fact that your weak south African soldiers fled from combat, what a display of cowardice.

COMMENTSFIGHTER:
it doesn't changed the fact that your weak south African soldiers fled from combat, what a display of cowardice.

Y'all calm your titties.
There are cases of mutiny in the Nigerian army too ffs.
Soldiers deserve more respect than this pointless bickering.

Damn.

Lurker4Long:
Vaccination - chosen as the word of the year in South Africa.
Brings to mind this useful facility which incorporates all the data on vaccination on the continent, in one place: courtesy of the Africa Data Hub [Disclosure: various of my clients are invested in the Hub].
See what your country is doing; see what other countries are doing; see what vaccine your country is buying; see whether you depend on donations; etc...

https://theconversation.com/want-to-know-about-vaccine-rollouts-in-africa-click-on-a-country-here-and-find-out-168621

Just over 170m vaccinations in Africa? Wow.

COVID Sure isn't spreading like Europe.

UK Navy Ship HMS Trent arrives Nigeria. Joint exercises planned for through out this coming week with the Nigerian Navy

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HMS Trent visits Nigeria

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BeforeJuly:

Just over 170m vaccinations in Africa? Wow.

COVID Sure isn't spreading like Europe.

Africa also isn't testing at the same levels as Europe as well....more tests more positive cases

still not as bad as elsewhere though, US has lost over 700k people, and that's with their advanced medical facilities , a country like Nigeria alone would have had double that if covid was bad in Africa, we would have known, no one can hide that many deaths, but we haven't seen such, so i think Africa truly got lucky with this one, a huge luck, so with or without testing, we would have been wrecked hard and it would be obvious, we got lucky, smart leaders would be preparing for the next one, because it is coming, whether we like it or not.
And i think countries on the continent that experience winter weather had it worse, Northern parts and SA, i could be wrong though

jl115:
Africa also isn't testing at the same levels as Europe as well....more tests more positive cases

Sizzorkay:
still not as bad as elsewhere though, US has lost over 700k people, and that's with their advanced medical facilities , a country like Nigeria alone would have had double that if covid was bad in Africa, we would have known, no one can hide that many deaths, but we haven't seen such, so i think Africa truly got lucky with this one, a huge luck, so with or without testing, we would have been wrecked hard and it would be obvious, we got lucky, smart leaders would be preparing for the next one, because it is coming, whether we like it or not.
And i think countries on the continent that experience winter weather had it worse, Northern parts and SA, i could be wrong though

I have heard that the covid virus doesn't like warmer climates, also Africas younger population also plays a role.

However the number of deaths by natural causes has barely budged, its also not possible to say if a death is covid related or not without testing, hence I believe many people in Africa have died due to things like pneumonia which were likely caused by covid yet not documented as such

Covid most likely isn't as bad in Africa as in Europe but it is very very very understated due to lack of testing.

Indonesian Navy Armada

kabe1:
Indonesian Navy Armada

don't worry next week Nigeria dey expect something huugee

Toju200:
don't worry next week Nigeria dey expect something huugee

Something Huuuuddgee!!!

Nigerian Navy 45 meters Seaward Defence Boat 3 armed with a 30mm remote weapon control station.

KDF

Video of British soldier confessing to killing a Kenyan sex worker.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/british-army-soldier-murder-mother-kenya-9hffnjqqv

Corporal Priscillah Wangui of the Kenya Police during the 84th South African Bisley Championships. a competitive outing that brought together shooters from across the world.

Baliv254:
KDF

Southern Somalia

Today is the first time since January 2020 that I'm having a face-to-face work meeting. My company used to occupy 3 floors of our building and we've given up 2 floors and made working from home permanent for most staff.

How has the pandemic changed your work habits?

Lurker4Long:
Video of British soldier confessing to killing a Kenyan sex worker.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/british-army-soldier-murder-mother-kenya-9hffnjqqv

Why are they even in Kenya, the british empire is long dead. They should be subject to the local laws. It's time they left Africa

Lurker4Long:
Today is the first time since January 2020 that I'm having a face-to-face work meeting. My company used to occupy 3 floors of our building and we've given up 2 floors and made working from home permanent for most staff.

How has the pandemic changed your work habits?

Not much for myself, all my businesses are run from my office on our family lodge/Business...so pretty much nothing has changed

CHIEF OF DEFENCE STAFF LAUNCHES FOUR SEMI BALLISTIC GUNBOATS CONSTRUCTED BY NAVAL SHIPYARD LIMITED

The Chief of Defence Staff, General Leo Irabor on Monday, 25 October 2021 launched four Semi Ballistic Gunboats constructed for the Defence Headquarters by the Naval Shipyard Limited in Port Harcourt. According to the Chief of Defence Staff who was also the Special Guest of Honour for the occasion, the decision to provide armoured gunboats for operations was informed by the need to provide added protection to troops in the discharge of the Armed Forces of Nigeria’s responsibility of ensuring safety and security of the nation’s maritime environment.

Speaking further, the CDS reiterated the confidence emplaced on the Naval Shipyard Limited by awarding the contract to construct the boats. In his words, “From all indications and from what we are seeing here today, the decision has proven to be a wise one. I must also state quickly that the decision was borne out of the need to support the shipbuilding capability of our Armed Forces in order to improve local capacity and expertise for the production of our defence needs”. General Irabor further commended the Nigerian Navy and the Naval Shipyard Limited for achieving this feat despite the interruption of industrial, commercial and economic activities that emanated due to the outbreak of the COVID -19 pandemic. He further stated that this achievement would be a boost to enhancing military presence within the waterways in order to mitigate maritime security challenges in the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. The General enjoined the end users of the ballistic gunboats to imbibe the culture of maintenance to ensure their longevity.

In his remarks, the Chief of the Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Awwal Zubairu Gambo stated that the construction of the Semi Ballistic Gunboats is yet another milestone achievement by the Naval Shipyard Limited in the provision of necessary support to the on-going effort at combating threats to the nation’s maritime interest. Speaking further, Admiral Gambo said the protection of Nigeria’s maritime environment remains a key mandate of the Nigerian Navy hence the need for developing requisite capacity for ship building as well as provision of necessary logistics support for the sustenance of the fleet. Therefore, the construction of the platforms and their subsequent induction into the maritime assets of the Operation Delta Safe would bolster the operational capacity of the Joint Task Force in the Niger Delta area.

The Chief of the Naval Staff expressed delight on the project and appreciated the Chief of Defence Staff for the patronage as well as trust and believe in the capability of the Naval Shipyard Limited to build the boats for the Defence Headquarters. He said the achievement has contributed immensely to the development of expertise of the Naval Shipyard Limited and expectedly a cost saving option considering other competing demand for scarce resources. According to him, the endeavour also aligns with the Federal Governments agenda of encouraging local content towards developing indigenous capacity and reducing dependency on external vendors. The Admiral reaffirmed that the Nigerian Navy will not relent in its effort at developing the capacity of the Naval Shipyard Limited stating that the Navy is exploiting partnership with the Presidential Implementation Committee on Technology Transfer to further develop the infrastructure and human capacity of the Yard towards national socio-economic development.

The event was graced by very senior officers from the Defence Headquarters and the Services.

This is the sort of illiterate fake news that is pervasive in Twitter.

How ignorant can some Nigerians be?

It's shocking. This is the sort of fake news that led to the looting and burning of Lagos during the #endsars protest and the current violence the South-East is witnessing.

kabe1:
This is the sort of illiterate fake news that is pervasive in Twitter.

How ignorant can some Nigerians be?

It's shocking. This is the sort of fake news that led to the looting and burning of Lagos during the #endsars protest and the current violence the South-East is witnessing.

There is no substance in those tweets, I mean I can't comprehend whatever the heck of a message they are trying to pass . Their construction of words are poor

Nigerian Navy ships WNC.

HMS Trent visits Lagos Nigeria

3 Tunisian air force AB 205 helicopters arrived to CAR and got assembled to start its MINUSCA mission in the country under the UN