DubaiLandLord3:


Mtssssssew

Na only you sabi wetin you dey talk

DubaiLandLord3:
KIDNAPPER KILLED WHILE COLLECTING RANSOM, AK-47 AND CASH RECOVERED


A combined team of security operatives on Wednesday killed a member of a notorious kidnapper gang in a forest between Kwara and Ekiti.

The gunmen had allegedly abducted two persons at Itapaji, in Ikole LGA of Ekiti State.

Eons Intelligence gathered that an ambush was laid for the kidnapping gang at the point of ransom payment in the sum of N2.1million.


A combined team of security operatives on Wednesday killed a member of a notorious kidnapper gang in a forest between Kwara and Ekiti.

The gunmen had allegedly abducted two persons at Itapaji, in Ikole LGA of Ekiti State trailed the kidnappers after their demand for ransom from 10pm on Wednesday and caught up with them at Eruku in Kwara State around 2am on Thursday where one of them was killed, while others fled.

The Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO) of Ekiti State, Sunday Abutu, confirmed the development adding that manhunt for the fleeing members of the gang is in progress. One Ak-47 rifle with 25 live rounds ammunition, one cutlass, two small phones belonging to victims and a cash sum of N210,000 were recovered from the kidnapper”.

“The corpse of the kidnapper, as well as the exhibits recovered, was handed over to the nearby military checkpoint for onward transmission to the Ekiti State Police Command, while security operatives continued with their operation”

SamuelAnyawu:
The Military Should Kick of its massive operation. Borno state is shaking currently in all field locations.


Lemme don’t say much.

dragon2:
The way they capture the Ethiopian Government soldiers in number......Poor battlefield leadership.
Modified.
Don't get me wrong it happens in war. However, modern sensor systems give a clearer picture of the battlefield to allow for tactical manoeuvres to prevent large scale surrender.

ArabicBerber:
As the Libyan conflict continues, prelets hide in the Sinai, and zombies scavange around Lake Chad "dooming West Africa" Ethiopia's unofficial Civil War rages on.

Recent reports comming in are stating that the Tigray rebels are now explicitly aiming to take the National Capital Addis Ababa. Just last week the rebels announced that they had successfully took Kombolcha a town a mere 7 1/2 hour journey from Addis Ababa.

The Tigray People's Liberation Front, rebels were making a move for two strategic cities. They have beat the military to take those two cities, and now they're moving south. And they've teamed up with another group of rebels, the Oromo Liberation Army. And both are now within a day's drive to the capital, Addis Ababa witnesses say.

Sights are now on the Eritrean Army who targeted refugee camps made up primarily of citizens from Eritrea who fled there own country to avoid forced military service & detainment do to there political standings in what many consider the "North Korea of Africa". The arrival of the Eritrean troops marked the beginning of a months long ordeal for thousands of Eritrean refugees first hunted by the Eritrean military, then attacked by Tigrayan fighters who accused the refugees of conspiring with the enemy.

Apparently Turkey may get involved do to a military cooperation agreement signed back in August by Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. This is now fueling concerns that Turkish drones will be used in Ethiopia’s escalating civil war. Could Ethiopia be the next Libya or Afghanistan?

Eritrea going Full North Korea
Ethiopia possibly headed towards collapse or transgression with the leading power in Africa known as Egypt.
Somalia still ravaged by Al Shabaab
Djibouti silently partnering with Egypt.

Things aren't looking to bright in the Horn of Africa. What does this spell for the neighboring regions like the Great Lakes? Only tine will tell I guess.

Bless the Horn

My Sources: I post them unlike some people...
[url] https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/news/2021/11/4/a-year-on-ethiopia-decimated-by-civil-war [/url]
[url] https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2021/11/02/ethiopia-war-addis-amhara-oromo/ [/url]
[url] https://www.npr.org/2021/11/04/1052485248/rebels-are-taking-aim-at-ethiopias-capital-after-1-year-of-civil-war [/url]
[url] https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/ethiopia-conflict-eritrea/ [/url]
[url] https://www.arabnews.com/node/1961821/amp [/url]

Map of points of Interest
Captured Ethiopian soldiers near Kombolcha
Ethiopian refugees in route to Sudan
Eritrean Refugee Camp.

RiceProducers:


See how useless the SU25s and SU27s are?. I stopped arguing these issues because I found some people were just stuck on some old doctrines of warfare and the 'durability' of soviet equipment. Some guys would even have called the Ethiopian Airforce stronger than Nigeria's because of SU27s.

Hello Ethiopia, sensors are everything. Buy ISR gear. Look for supply lines to the rebels and bomb them. Use special forces creatively.
Converting information from as many sensors as possible into a broad picture of the battle space is the only way to do modern warfare.
You would be able to dodge the flanking moves and the feints. See where the enemy is hiding and determine what his objectives really are.

Stormtrooper11:
I know I'm not supposed to diss the Ethiopians, but I remember how some peeps here claimed the Ethiopian Airforce is by far better than our Airforce. We should really give our Armed forces alot of credits. We're really trying, but all we do is to compare it to the U.S,which is a Super Power. I know our "Government", is "sabotaging" our security forces through their policies atimes, but Nigeria would scale through.

RiceProducers:


See how useless the SU25s and SU27s are?. I stopped arguing these issues because I found some people were just stuck on some old doctrines of warfare and the 'durability' of soviet equipment. Some guys would even have called the Ethiopian Airforce stronger than Nigeria's because of SU27s.

Hello Ethiopia, sensors are everything. Buy ISR gear. Look for supply lines to the rebels and bomb them. Use special forces creatively.
Converting information from as many sensors as possible into a broad picture of the battle space is the only way to do modern warfare.
You would be able to dodge the flanking moves and the feints. See where the enemy is hiding and determine what his objectives really are.

dragon2:
The way they capture the Ethiopian Government soldiers in number......Poor battlefield leadership.
Modified.
Don't get me wrong it happens in war. However, modern sensor systems give a clearer picture of the battlefield to allow for tactical manoeuvres to prevent large scale surrender.

Stormtrooper11:
I know I'm not supposed to diss the Ethiopians, but I remember how some peeps here claimed the Ethiopian Airforce is by far better than our Airforce. We should really give our Armed forces alot of credits. We're really trying, but all we do is to compare it to the U.S,which is a Super Power. I know our "Government", is "sabotaging" our security forces through their policies atimes, but Nigeria would scale through.

mekussa:
No two ways about it.....
Its either POOR BATTLEFIELD LEADERSHIP,
POOR TRAINING.
or
SABOTAGE.
Its a given that the Ethiopian armed forces are far better equipped than the rebels. This butt kicking is really head-spinning.

Whyem15:
How long does it take to maintain and retrofit aircrafts? The F7-NI and L-39 Albatros are taking a really long time that I'm almost suspecting the military doesn't want them back. Having them back at this time will be a huge boost to the upcoming offensive.

iblawi:
I don't think those aircraft are coming back. We haven't seen the M339 that left the country a long time ago. The best we can wish for now is the JF-17 block 3 and M346.

Funny, I recently had a dream Nigeria got Rafale. I felt as if I shouldn't wake up from the dream.

Whyem15:



What about the two F7-NI that were maintained in Nigeria?

kabe1:


Ethiopian military has been virtually non-existent. To say many people on here rated them highly speaks to the level of ignorance some Nigerians like to place others above themselves.

Roan77:


Someone here once said Ethiopian military is far better and stronger than Nigeria military, because they won against Italy, despite being occupied by the Italian for 5 years.
I can never forget that.

kabe1:


It was Komekhm.

SamuelAnyawu:
The Military Should Kick of its massive operation. Borno state is shaking currently in all field locations.


Lemme don’t say much.

Roan77:
Off topic

You guys are missing a lot in the Telegram battle field discussion, even Uncle Deji is a member too, and other military personnel.

Stormtrooper11:


Ethiopian troops look poor trained and disciplined. I hope miraculously, Ethiopia would rise against this situation. A disintegrated Ethiopia, is against the interest of Nigeria and Africa at large.

Roan77:
Off topic

You guys are missing a lot in the Telegram battle field discussion, even Uncle Deji is a member too, and other military personnel.

Shaytun:


Drop the link