agaugust:


Fact is that SANDF 21 battalion and Special Forces plus SAAF were deployed to fight against Rhino poachers in South Africa. Live with that fact
.

mzilakazi:



http://www.saairforce.co.za/news-and-events/1005/denel-dynamics-completes-a-darter-integration-on-gripen

The integration on new gripen NG has already started.


http://www.gripenblogs.com/Lists/Posts/Post.aspx?ID=1010

EVarn:
more blue paper fabrications.

mzilakazi:


Everything is fabrication to you, perhaps your existence is also by fabrication and not by concrete biological process.

mzilakazi:


Everything is fabrication to you, perhaps your existence is also by fabrication and not by concrete biological process.

mzilakazi:


Everything is fabrication to you, perhaps your existence is also by fabrication and not by concrete biological process.

Troop101:
eVarn is still a chico!! Lmao

ActivateKruger:

That guy is a slowpoke... I have found it time wasting entertaining whatever he says.

patches689:


First, you dont need 4th gen. You need a CAS platform that is rugged and cheap. This is the Scorpion

patches689:


It is clear you cannot afford scorpion and Thunders as well.

#RebelWorthyAirforce

patches689:


Yes, and those Jets are Textron AirLand Scorpions

Which you need to buy because you have no platforms that can deliver precision munitions.

Your rebel-worthyness increases by the day

patches689:


NIGERIA IS SIMPLY ACQUIRING SH!TTY SCORPION JETS!!!

NO JF-17 THUNDERS!!

REBEL WORTHY AIRCRAFT FOR A REBEL WORTHY AIRFORCE!!

mzilakazi:
SA is still with the Nigeria's seized money


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/172364-exclusive-contrary-reports-south-africa-still-holding-nigerias-seized-15-million-arms-money.html

agaugust:


South Africa is a village cut off from world news.

http://www.cbc.ca/m/touch/politics/story/1.2749672
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agaugust:
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[size=16pt]Down Memory Lane : South African Goofs [/size]


You still have to actually sign the deal for the Junk Fighter









[size=16pt]Next time South Africans, never underestimate Nigeria's might and power

Watch what you say with your leaking basket mouths

More military surprises coming soon....Watch this space !

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agaugust:
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[size=16pt]Down Memory Lane : South African Goofs [/size]










[size=16pt]Next time South Africans, never underestimate Nigeria's might and power

Watch what you say with your leaking basket mouths

More military surprises coming soon....Watch this space !

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mzilakazi:
SA is still with the Nigeria's seized money


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/172364-exclusive-contrary-reports-south-africa-still-holding-nigerias-seized-15-million-arms-money.html

MduZA:


lol...i told Agaugust 3 weeks back

DieVluit:


The money will go into our Christmas fund, thank you very much.

DieVluit:
South Africa still holding Nigeria’s seized $15 million arms money.



Contrary to widespread reports in the Nigeria media (PREMIUM TIMES not included) the South African government has not returned the $15 million seized from arms dealers purportedly buying arms for the Nigerian military.

PREMIUM TIMES can authoritatively report that the money remains frozen in South Africa and has not been returned to the Nigerian government.

In October, several media articles quoting the South African High Commissioner to Nigeria, Lulu Mnguni, reported that the money seized in connection with two dubious arms deal had been released to the Nigerian government.

However, Mr. Mnguni has told PREMIUM TIMES that the reports are false. Apart from the High Commissioner, the spokesperson of the South African National Prosecuting Authority, NPA, Nathi Mncube, and a South African source that is knowledgeable about the matter but requested not to be named, told PREMIUM TIMES in separate correspondences that the money was yet to be released to the Nigeria government.

Rather than return the money, there is possibility that the money may never be returned to the Nigerian government again.

Responding to PREMIUM TIMES enquiry about the extent of the investigation into the seized arms money, Mr. Mncube, who declined to give specific information because the NPA does not respond to matters under investigation, however, said the money may be forfeited to the South African government.

“In terms of our law, proceeds of crime are forfeited to the state,” he said.

On his part, Mr. Mnguni vehemently denied the reports credited to him that the matter has been resolved diplomatically and the money returned to the Nigerian government.

He said it was not procedural for the South African government to return frozen money in the manner suggested in the reports quoting him.

“We don’t refund money that way,” he said during a telephone conversation. “I said the matter would be resolved within the legal and legitimate means. That was what I said. I did not say the money has been refunded. And I did not follow up since then on whether the money has been refunded or not. It has to be done through the legal and legitimate means.”

PREMIUM TIMES investigation also revealed that instead of providing document that validated its claim that the deals were legal, the Nigerian government has been vigorously pursuing a diplomatic resolution of the matter.

Hard as it is trying, it appears the Nigerian government is merely chasing the wind, as the matter is no longer in the hands of diplomats and politicians.

Unfazed by subtle threat of the National Security Adviser, Sambo Dasuki, to come hard of South African business interests such as MTN and DSTV in Nigeria, NPA obtained court orders freezing the money.

Now, Nigeria has to go through the full hog of court processes to secure its release – something the government, which claimed ownership of the money, appears incapable of doing following the backdoor manner the deals were reached.

“The money was frozen by two court orders and the court requires the documentations before the money is released,” Mr. Mncube said. “The money is still here and is not going anywhere. We would not release it if we don’t have a surety where the money is going. It is a court process.”

http://nigeriana.org/blog/105206.html

kwametut:
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Few ogas (less than 100 dollar millionaires and billionaires) are rich and they'r the EYE OF THE WESTERN CAPITALISTS INTEREST in Nigeria. FACT. The BRITISH STARTED the Nigerian Oil economy and controlled it from abroad.FACT. Actually Nigeria is a BRITISH CREATION.

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ActivateKruger:


Woolies anyone?

EVarn:
are you sure that those are SAAF hawks?,anyways,i dont see the umbani in action,i can only see the hawk LIFT hawking around what you alledgedly claim is an umbani PGM.
the SRAAM will not be integrated into the SAAF hawks anytime soon.

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