DieVluit:



Here's how you can release yourself from this bondage, bruv.

Just say: "I was joking. All I wanted to do was make africa laugh"

And that you did. Nothing more funny than "nigeria produces more electricity than south africa".

You win the internet today, Henrito. You win it lol

Retarrd!

Henry120:


Learn.

Nigeria's problem isn't in generation, rather weak distribution infrastructure. The government's generation, individual companies generation and the power generated by individual households put together is more than the power generation of South-Africa.

Whether you accept it or not, facts are facts.

I have learnt to laugh from the belly again. Thanks, man! You know your posts on this are even beneath this forum. But on comedy Central, they rock!

You rock Henry! What's your next joke? They ride the below in Nigeria?

DieVluit:


I have learnt to laugh from the belly again. Thanks, man! You know your posts on this are even beneath this forum. But on comedy Central, they rock!

You rock Henry! What's your next joke? They ride the below in Nigeria?

Dumb south-africans.

Henry120:

Dumb south-africans.

But we are all laughed out now, thanks to you and your jokes. I can picture you standing on stage and letting rip:

"Ma Ogas and Ogettes! Listen well now. Najera produces mo powa dan sort of free carrr"



Oh Gawd

NaijaPikinGidi:


So what is your point?

Its is most likely that N.A.F hinds were upgraded in S.A and not Ukraine.

agaugust:


The soldiers are from four countries multinational. Your first error, not just Nigeria.

They fought for 7 hours until ammunition finished before they retreated. Your second error, they didn't run without resisting Bokos.

The base on Chadian side of border, why should NAF fly F-7 into Chad without permit when rules of engagement signed by all 4 countries for the joint force states that mutual consent should be obtained before crossing borders into another man's territory unless the soldiers of the other nation are there. Chadian air force should have been the one flying jets to aid the soldiers as the Bokos and FOB are on Chadian side. That's your third error.

FOB in vast open semi-desert, lose one position, shift to another position, the land is big enough for everybody, no need contesting an FOB in the wilderness. The purpose of Multinational FOB is to create joint cooperation, they have nothing of value to protect in those deserts.

Your fourth error, the FOB is a cooperation centre from which to mobilize forces that can cross national boundaries together in a coordinated manner....your post is full of errors....Papy Jascoco
.

Your Chief of Stuff said only Nigerians were at the base. As others withdrew their
troops.

The base is in Nigeria. Your army troops at the base came under attack your air force couldn't fly in reinforcements and supplies.

Your fighter aircraft weren't scrambled cause you've no pilots on standby, but you're at war.

They still have your base in side NIGERIA!!!!!!!

agaugust:


Show me SWAPO T-55 and ZSU-23 Shilka....I want to see photo, we saw those of Cuba and UNITA, show us SWAPO tanks.

SWAPO has T-55s and more APCs.

agaugust:


40,000 NATO army + 350,000 Afghan army = 3 times the whole Nigerian army !
.

We are taking about NATO troops.

The Afghan army isn't well trained nor capable.

NATO needed more troops, 40 000 was way to small.

iterator24:
tell us , has sandf ever manned any base? aren't they always in the photo studio?

. Yes, they protected their base and entire town last year in the DRC.

agaugust:


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Cuba and Angola NEVER fought to liberate South Africa, they fought to free Angola. Did Cuban army and MPLA fly jets or drive tanks into Pretoria, Soweto, Johannesburg to set you Zulus-Bantu-Xhosa cowards free ? NO !

You wan.t others to fight for you, and you needed others to fight for you, why didn't your great Bantu warrior capabilities save you?

You black South Africans could not save yourselves from your white maters, you are the real cowards.

Ask the black WOMEN, I MEAN ORDINARY VILLAGE WOMEN of tiny Eritrea how they carried AK-47 rifles and fought for their freedom and independence from mighty Ethiopia and they got it.

Go ask South Sudan's black men and WOMEN carried AK-47 rifles and fought mighty Arab Sudan till they got their independence.

South African blacks, you are asking Nigeria to travel 5,000 km away from home to come fight for you when millions of Bantu men descendants of Shaka Zulu were right inside Soweto getting humiliated by Boer White masters in modern day 1990s, you needed Nigeria on world stage diplomacy to save you, so you are the last African nation to be colonized, the last because you are Africa's great COWARDS that could not save itself....lazy men, drunkards and jobless, brainless and spineless
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Every time they advanced South to capture areas held by UNITA. South Africa would intervene and crash them, pushing them back towards their starting point.

After crashing them it would take 2-3 years to recover and launch another operation.

Majority of African states were ruled by dictators during the cold war, you'd find certain communities or tribes oppressed like the Acholi in Uganda.

Though these countries gained independence, South Africa faced a similar situation th British conquered kingdoms and the Boer ZAR(South African republic).

It was the British whom layered the foundation for apartheid, by empowering white South Africa. Using their divide and rule tactics. After NP won the elections they introduced apartheid, black South Africans were oppressed remember they made up majority of the population.

Henry120:


How do you deal with a flow of arms from libya in the freaking desert?

Nigeria's COIN effort has been very progressive. Initial gains made by the enemy is steadily been rolled back, and effectively.

By increasing aerial and land reconnaissance.

No your COIN efforts were a massive failure, seemed like you poked a hornet's in Sambisa. BH increased its attacks, at one attacking an air force base and destroying helicopters.

DieVluit:


But we are all laughed out now, thanks to you and your jokes. I can picture you standing on stage and letting rip:

"Ma Ogas and Ogettes! Listen well now. Najera produces mo powa dan sort of free carrr"



Oh Gawd

Suck on the evidence I provided.

MikeCZAR:
By increasing aerial and land reconnaissance.

No your COIN efforts were a massive failure, seemed like you poked a hornet's in Sambisa. BH increased its attacks, at one attacking an air force base and destroying helicopters.

Nigeria's COIN strategy has been effective. I'll remind you in afghanistan, NATO F-16 Fighter jets were also attacked.

Boko-haram burnt 2 helicopters and Nigeria replaced them with 40.

Henry120:


Suck on the evidence I provided.

You mean that long tirade of jokes?

Henry, you're Dave Chapelle, my man. Not even a second of this day should be spent doing anything about your jokes, except laughing.

In fact, apologise, Henry. Apologise.

NaijaPikinGidi:


Rapitse Montsho, Chairman: MK Legacy Projects, explained that they were still finding new information and long-lost historical facts from the struggle. “We spoke to our ambassador in Morocco, who told us a story about the preservation of the site where Nelson Mandela received military training. Throughout history, we’ve known that Madiba, along with other ANC leaders, was given shelter in Nigeria and that he’d received his training there, but there you go.”

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http://www.unisa.ac.za/news/index.php/2014/10/unisa-to-help-preserve-umkhonto-wesizwe-legacy/

Kikikikikikikiki! lost historical facts?? If the man himself *Madiba and his comrades didnt any-were mention or hint that they received military training in nigeria, then there are no hidden facts and the story you and your mofos are claiming is false, again you have been lied to.

DieVluit:


You mean that long tirade of jokes?

Henry, you're Dave Chapelle, my man. Not even a second of this day should be spent doing anything about your jokes, accept laughing.

In fact, apologise, Henry. Apologise.

Why is Nigeria the first thing you zulu f@ggots think about when you wake up in the morning everyday of your lives?

Boko Haram's victory leaves a lot to be desired.

http://news.yahoo.com/fears-over-latest-boko-haram-town-military-seizure-214504766.html

Henry120:


Learn.

Nigeria's problem isn't in generation, rather weak distribution infrastructure. The government's generation, individual companies generation and the power generated by individual households put together is more than the power generation of South-Africa.

Whether you accept it or not, facts are facts.

Are you still dreaming again as usual young boy.

Henry120:


Nigeria Produces more electricity than South-Africa. This is a fact.

It isn't my problem, you're too dull to assimilate this.

Day dreamer. bwahahahaha… anyway if it makes you feel better is good to dream then.

I wonder which of those power stations Nigeria have that produces more electricity than SA. However the truth is obvious before everyone's eyes. Just look at Lagos at night and compare it to Johannesburg and see which of the two is more brighter than the other. bwahahahaha…

Henry120:


There is something really wrong with you.

The Federal government of Nigeria produces 15,000 megawatts of power.

Big manufacturing companies (cement, car, beverages, oil companies, car companies, heavy duty companies, ship building companies, private refineries, et al) produce an additional over 15,000 megawatts of power.

Individual citizens produce between 12- 16,000 megawatts of power.

16,000
15,000
15,000 = 46,000 megawatts.

Nigeria's government's electricity distribution infrastructure can only carry 5,000 megawatts of power. The government's distribution is 4,600 megawatts.


We are talking about power generated in Nigeria. In the true sense, Nigeria generates more power than South-Africa.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/dangote-group-honeywell-others-generate-15-000mw-captive-power/176725/

Bogus electricity.

Henry120:


Nigeria Produces more electricity than South-Africa. This is a fact.

It isn't my problem, you're too dull to assimilate this.

Yeah right, South Africa has more people than Nigeria

ChukwuCantDie:
Why is Nigeria the first thing you zulu f@ggots think about when you wake up in the morning everyday of your lives?

Because you're our colonial subjects.... now go clean our Shoprite floors.

overhypedsteve:
agaugust, evarn, henry120 just watch this ignorant saffer distort history.
Well. Your apartheid leaders were able to stop other black men from entering south Africa, they were able to prevent blacks from other Africa countries from entering south Africa, but they were unable to prevent a single black nigerian from entering south agtoca during this period. I have it on strong, hard copied and softcopied authority that
" General obasanjo, as a member of a common wealth mediation effort. Known as the eminent persons group, General obasanjo visited Nelson mandela three times in pollsmoor prison outside capetown in 1986. And to be frank with you, i am sure your mandela would be overjoyed to see our dear old General Obasanjo's pretty face when he came to visit. after years and years of abandonment in prison. Lol, Mandela, hmm. Nigeria really helped to make that niggur popular..
Now here is a 1999 article from the newyork times proving that General obasanjo visited mandela in pollsmoor prison in 1986.
http://www.nytimes.com/1999/03/02/world/man-in-the-news-nigerian-question-mark-olusegun-obasanjo.html

look here, let me give you a brief of SA prions! Mandela in 1986 was inside a prison yard NOT in the actual cell. Prisons in SA are surrounded by warders houses and male and female residences. During that time was a period of intense negotiations, so Mandela was housed in a house inside a prison yard...

and the article and other say the FIRST african NOT the ONLY african to visit him inside prison walls.

other unmetioned africans and americans did visit him. See you are not special.

in 1986 things were a bit cooler compared to earlier years.

i thought you were talking of robben island were actualy Madiba serve a prison term in the 60s and 70s when the setuation was very intense in the country.

Henry120:


Learn.

Nigeria's problem isn't in generation, rather weak distribution infrastructure. The government's generation, individual companies generation and the power generated by individual households put together is more than the power generation of South-Africa.

Whether you accept it or not, facts are facts.

It is very hard to discuss power production with someone who is not in a technical field like Science and Engineering. Electricity generated by generators can never be counted as steady electricity produced by power stations. SA has physical power station, an infrastructure which produces electricity non stop for hundreds of years unlike generator which needs constant repairs and fuel to generate electricity. SA company has built you power station and thus contract more of SA companies to build you power stations so that next time you should never boast about generator to compete with the likes of America, Britain and South Africa.

You've really turned yourself into a joke.

Henry120:


Nigeria Produces more electricity than South-Africa. This is a fact.

It isn't my problem, you're too dull to assimilate this.

This is the hight of delusion

How henry, how does it do it?

What sources do you have to back it up?

Clearly the damage from your last emotional breakdown has become permanent

Henry120:


Nigeria did not intervene in somalia in 1993 as Ecomog.

Boko-haram has made no gains in Nigeria. Neither are they growing more powerful. Running over a remote base isn't a sign of power.

Ignoring achievements made by the military on the same day shows the complicity of the media, and the desire of the media to be a mouth-piece for the terrorist group.

The military is powerful, remains powerful, and this insurgency is only another test of the military's strength. Of which it would prevail.

Algeria 1991 - 2015
Nato 13 failed years in afghanistan, now this is an incompetent military.

Lol

So much delusion

This is hysterical

Henry120:


There is something really wrong with you.

The Federal government of Nigeria produces 15,000 megawatts of power.

Big manufacturing companies (cement, car, beverages, oil companies, car companies, heavy duty companies, ship building companies, private refineries, et al) produce an additional over 15,000 megawatts of power.

Individual citizens produce between 12- 16,000 megawatts of power.

16,000
15,000
15,000 = 46,000 megawatts.

Nigeria's government's electricity distribution infrastructure can only carry 5,000 megawatts of power. The government's distribution is 4,600 megawatts.


We are talking about power generated in Nigeria. In the true sense, Nigeria generates more power than South-Africa.

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/dangote-group-honeywell-others-generate-15-000mw-captive-power/176725/

O look, he is pulling figures out of his bottom

In a factual sense, South Africa produces the most power in africa

Henry120:


Learn.

Nigeria's problem isn't in generation, rather weak distribution infrastructure. The government's generation, individual companies generation and the power generated by individual households put together is more than the power generation of South-Africa.

Whether you accept it or not, facts are facts.

And yet there is not a single fact to support what you are saying

Henry120:


Suck on the evidence I provided.

I have yet to see any meaningfull evidence at all

Henry120:


Nigeria's COIN strategy has been effective. I'll remind you in afghanistan, NATO F-16 Fighter jets were also attacked.

Boko-haram burnt 2 helicopters and Nigeria replaced them with 40.

Those 40 are yet to arrive

and are months away from being operational

Where were the 40 helo's when they over-ran your military base?

Henry120:

"With only 10,000MW of electricity supplied to Lagos from the national grid at peak, he lamented the insufficient supply profile, explaining that the plight necessitated the IPP scheme initiated by the state government to strategically ease the network.

  He, therefore, urged Lagosians to desist from wastages and conserve energy with October already declared as Energy Conservation Month.

  Tijani noted that about 4,358,000kwh of electricity were wasted in the state yearly, stressing that Lagos required additional 10,000MW to meet the state energy demand."
http://www.ngrguardiannews.com/business-news/133714-lagos-to-get-five-

Damn!! You are indeed crazier than demented people.

patches689:


Those 40 are yet to arrive

and are months away from being operational

Where were the 40 helo's when they over-ran your military base?

They all have been arriving. You see them "everyday" with the multiple photos Nigerians post.

One insignificant base in the middle of the desert, not important.