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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by DieVluit: 3:13pm On Jan 26, 2015
EVarn:
i've answered you earlier.for more details and clarification,check mr agaugust's posts on this topic,there is a source attached to it.that is the source you are looking for.


The cow also answers when the herder calls.

I don't answers.

I want denials supported by evidence.

You have zero.

All you have are thumb sucked stories coming from your own head. Your own fantasies.

I am talking to you. Not Augabubu

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by EVarn(m): 3:15pm On Jan 26, 2015
DieVluit:
I want evidence. Zero's been posted. Therefore there's nothing to repeat.
Stop crying and post evidence.Don't give me tears. Give me evidence.
check agaugust's source for evidence.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by DieVluit: 3:18pm On Jan 26, 2015
EVarn:
check agaugust's source for evidence.

In other words, you don't have evidence DIRECTLY supporting the points raised by you. You have nothing. Just dreams and fantasies.

You can't deny anything. Not through evidence.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by EVarn(m): 3:22pm On Jan 26, 2015
DieVluit:



The cow also answers when the herder calls.

I don't answers.

I want denials supported by evidence.

You have zero.

All you have are thumb sucked stories coming from your own head. Your own fantasies.

I am talking to you. Not Augabubu
http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/175592-inside-details-of-boko-harams-3-pronged-attack-on-maiduguri-konduga-mondugo.html
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There you have it.the source that you have been crying for.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by EVarn(m): 3:24pm On Jan 26, 2015
DieVluit:


In other words, you don't have evidence DIRECTLY supporting the points raised by you. You have nothing. Just dreams and fantasies.

You can't deny anything. Not through evidence.
i have given you a source.in my above post,and i do hope you choke on it.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by DieVluit: 3:25pm On Jan 26, 2015
EVarn:

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/175592-inside-details-of-boko-harams-3-pronged-attack-on-maiduguri-konduga-mondugo.html
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There you have it.the source that you have been crying for.

Where does it say Baga and its base weren't taken over for starters?

You have nothing supporting your points. Zero. You're just dreaming and puking all over the internet.

Show us.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by EVarn(m): 3:28pm On Jan 26, 2015
DieVluit:


Where does it say Baga and its base weren't taken over for starters?

You have nothing supporting your points. Zero. You're just dreaming puking all over the internet.
Show us.
what the fvck!,i thought we were over baga!,i've already told you that baga was indeed taken.this is about monguno town which you claimed was completely seized by boko haram.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by DieVluit: 3:28pm On Jan 26, 2015
EVarn:
i have given you a source.in my above post,and i do hope you choke on it.

No you didn't. You gave me a link which DOES NOT talk to or support the points you raised while you were sleepwalking here
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by EVarn(m): 3:31pm On Jan 26, 2015
DieVluit:


No you didn't. You gave me a link which DOES NOT talk to or support the points you raised while you were sleepwalking here
seriously,why do i even bother.bye.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by DieVluit: 3:33pm On Jan 26, 2015
EVarn:
seriously,why do i even bother.bye.

Bwahahaha
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by EVarn(m): 3:36pm On Jan 26, 2015
DieVluit:


Bwahahaha
nice try,but your namby-pamby mind tricks would never work on me,so find another target.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by DieVluit: 3:39pm On Jan 26, 2015
EVarn:
nice try,but your namby-pamby mind tricks would never work on me,so find another target.

You wouldn't have felt the need to reveal your innermost feelings if there weren't ...a need.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by EVarn(m): 3:50pm On Jan 26, 2015
DieVluit:


You wouldn't have felt the need to reveal your innermost feelings if there weren't ...a need.
innermost feelings indeed,you think that your petty mind games are effective,well i guess its "duh".what do you have to say in defense of your honour about my source?,i clearly remember you loudly proclaiming that boko haram captured monguno towns,well my source declares contrary,what do you have to say?....hahahaha,checkmate milkman,in the game of wits,you either win or......you lose!.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by EVarn(m): 3:53pm On Jan 26, 2015
ah,mr pleasurepussy{an amusing moniker indeed},do you really possess the ability,agility and flexibility needed in pleasuring pvssies?.lol.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by DieVluit: 3:54pm On Jan 26, 2015
EVarn:
innermost feelings indeed,you think that your petty mind games are effective,well i guess its "duh".what do you have to say in defense of your honour about my source?,i clearly remember you loudly proclaiming that boko haram captured monguno towns,well my source declares contrary,what do you have to say?....hahahaha,checkmate milkman,in the game of wits,you either win or......you lose!.


The only way you can ever checkmate me is trough evidence supporting your point.

I don't care for anything else. But seeing as you don't have any evidence, then we are happy to tolerate you as the dreamer of the thread.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by EVarn(m): 3:58pm On Jan 26, 2015
DieVluit:



The only way you can ever checkmate me is trough evidence supporting your point.

I don't care for anything else. But seeing as you don't have any evidence, then we are happy to tolerate you as the dreamer of the thread.
hahahahagafgafgafguhgugguhguhkokikokikokikoki....holy d1ck!,i'm laughing in chinese!.why dont you tell us what you have to say for yourself.did boko haram capture monguno town?
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 4:05pm On Jan 26, 2015
saengine:


Did you watch my video that you requested of your NSA head calling your soldiers cowards? I even gave you the time in the video when he says it. Shame you think i forgot about that? First confirm that you watched the video (which you asked for) before i waste anymore time on you.

Oh yes I watched the video and discovered that you twisted the story. The NSA said many things that you avoided quoting ;

1.He said we had cowards, but we have dealt with them.

2. He said while one bad unit retreated from location many other units were achieving successful battle results and winning..

No army in this world is 100% super heroes, some below average soldiers will be there too. NATO troops do retreat in battle. The important thing is that he said most on Nigerian army units are achieving success in battle.

Go to the 52nd to 59th minute of that video and see what parts of the speech you deliberately avoided and cut off ! Fraudster !
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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by DieVluit: 4:08pm On Jan 26, 2015
EVarn:
hahahahagafgafgafguhgugguhguhkokikokikokikoki....holy d1ck!,i'm laughing in chinese!.why dont you tell us what you have to say for yourself.did boko haram capture monguno town?

You might as well laugh in Chinese seeing as you've already tried posting in English.

Everyone can see where that landed you: nowhere.

Not a single point of yours sits here with any proof. So, it's as if youve said nothing.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by EVarn(m): 4:10pm On Jan 26, 2015
DieVluit:


You might as well laugh in Chinese seeing as you've already tried posting in English.

Everyone can see where that landed you: nowhere.

Not a single point of yours sits here with any proof. So, it's as if youve said nothing.
bye for now.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 4:13pm On Jan 26, 2015
DieVluit:


Feel to post evidence denying that:

1. Mongumo's been invaded.

2. Baga's been invaded.

3. Barracks and bases have been taken over.

Whenever you're ready.

That normal in any war anywhere in the world, contest for land.

Anyway, it's ongoing battles in Baga and Monguno, no winner yet, NAF replaced NA in Monguno central, at fringes and extreme parts, our army is still there. We have artillery to level Baga and Monguno in 1 day, but we will not shell our own houses and towns as if it is foreign territory.

Boko was defeated in Maiduguri and Konduga at the same time, we killed them in dozens and captured their APC, blew up their tanks, Bokos ran away abandoning their armoured vehicles.

It's an ongoing war, you won't get final results until after many days, except you want to get war report from Facebook comments of unknown people like BBC does, feel free to be as foolish as your white masters grin grin
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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by MikeCZAR: 4:15pm On Jan 26, 2015
saengine:
http://m.news24.com/news24/SouthAfrica/News/SA-experts-to-help-Nigeria-tackle-Boko-Haram-20150126

Bad week for Nigerians on this forum grin grin grin

Former South African soldiers are off to Nigeria to help sort out your Boko Haram mess.
Already on the ground.
I hinted this a month or 2 back.

Accessing BH fighting capabilities and tactics.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by mzilakazi(m): 4:17pm On Jan 26, 2015
agaugust:


Oh yes I watched the video and discovered that you twisted the story. The NSA said many things that you avoided quoting ;

1.Hes said we had cowards, but we have dealt with them.

2. He said while one bad unit retreated from location many other units were achieving successful battle results and winning..

No army in this world is 100% super heroes, some below average soldiers will be there too. NATO troops do retreat in battle. The important thing is that he said most on Nigerian army units are achieving success in battle.

Go to the 52nd to 59th minute of that video and see what parts of the speech you deliberately avoided and cut off ! Fraudster !
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Yet you denied he ever mentioned the word coward and started accusing the English online news broadcaster. Shame Mr " everything is fake"


http://www.christiantimes.com/article/boko.haram.news.nigerias.top.security.aide.calls.soldiers.cowards.for.failure.to.protect.civilians.from.boko.haram/50573.htm
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by DieVluit: 4:19pm On Jan 26, 2015
agaugust:


That normal n any war anywhere in the world, contest for land.

Anyway, it's ongoing battles in Baga and Monguno, no winner yet, NAF replaced NA in Monguno central, at fringes and extreme parts, our army is still there. We have artillery to level Baga and Monguno in 1 day, but we will not shell our own houses and towns as if it is foreign territory.

Boko was defeated in Maiduguri and Konduga at the same time, we killed them in dozens and captured their APC, blew up their tanks, Bokos ran away abandoning their armoured vehicles.

It's an ongoing war, you won't get final results until after many days, except you want to get war report from Facebook comments of unknown people like BBC does, feel free to be as foolish as your white masters grin grin
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Normal like in which war was a military fighting at home shown it's backside by a ragtag and its barracks and bases taken over?

Educate us.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by MikeCZAR: 4:19pm On Jan 26, 2015
agaugust:

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Nigerian Army Roasts Boko Haram In Weekend Battle And Ongoing Operations...

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Nigerian soldiers on Sunday faced three separate and daring raids by Boko Haram insurgents on three major towns of Borno State and successfully repelled two of them, the Defence Headquarters has said.

Chris Olukolade, the Director of Defence Information, said the daring attacks on Maiduguri and neighbouring Konduga by insurgents were successfully repelled by soldiers.

While confirming earlier reports by PREMIUM TIMES, the Major General also stated that soldiers securing Monguno, including a “Brigade Commander and some of the troops”, were wounded and had to retreat from the town.

He said an “exclusive coordinated air campaign have taken over from ground forces in Monguno, as troops had to retreat from the location after the Brigade Commander and some of the troops were wounded while repelling terrorists attack on the town today”.
The three-pronged attack by the Boko Haram sect is one of the most daring in recent times as the insurgents, who already control a large part of Borno State, tighten the noose on Maiduguri, the state capital.


The Maiduguri attack
Security sources said the terrorists launched a massive onslaught on the Borno State capital by first attacking an army formation in the town, 243 Battalion, some distance away from the Air Force base.

The troop, our sources said, fought back gallantly, repelling the insurgents and capturing some tanks and other weapons from them.
The fighting continued, deep into the night and extending to Sunday morning, until the insurgents began to retreat. The Commanding Officer of the Battalion, a Colonel Shuaibu, was reportedly shot in the arm.

Our sources said a large number of the terrorists were killed.

In his statement on Sunday evening, Mr. Olukolade said “an extensive cordon and search is ongoing as part of the mopping up operation to determine details of the heavy casualties suffered by the terrorists”.

He added that “scores of the terrorists died in the course of the attack, while many of them were also captured with wounds”.
According to the spokesperson, items recovered from the fleeing insurgents include a Cobra Armoured Vehicle, heavy artillery guns, as well as some machine guns.

“Three Gulf cars loaded with explosives were also destroyed,” he said.

PREMIUM TIMES had reported the attack on Borno as soldiers spoke privately about the operation.

“We had a sleepless night till this (Sunday) morning because these elements tried to enter Maiduguri from Dalwa and Limanti axis but our soldiers were able to repel them,” a senior soldier had said.

“They retreated and took another flank around Njimtilo this morning and our troops have been engaging them there too.”
As the battle between soldiers and insurgents raged, residents of Maiduguri’s 1000 Unit Housing Estate, near Njimtilo, fled their homes towards the city centre. Njimtilo is about 20 kilometres from Maiduguri city centre.

Witnesses said soldiers and members of the local vigilante, called Civilian-JTF, confronted the insurgents as fighter jets of the Nigeria Air Force were deployed.

About 200 people, including insurgents and soldiers, are estimated to have died in the battle.

The Konduga battle
While the Maiduguri battle was on, another group of insurgents stormed Konduga, a town 35km from Maiduguri.
Mr. Olukolade said troops also successfully repelled the insurgents from Konduga “twice” on Sunday, although with some casualties.
“Some of the troops however lost their lives in the series of operations to repel the terrorists today,” he said. “Those that were wounded have been evacuated for appropriate medical treatment.”

Fall of Monguno
Of the three-pronged attacks by the insurgents, the military lost the one at Monguno to the insurgents.
Military insiders said the insurgents arrived at about 2 am on Sunday, parking their Hilux vans deep into the bush, with their headlights on.
Soldiers of the 5 Brigade, who saw the unusual lights, began to shoot in the direction of the vans without knowing that the insurgents had left the vans and advanced close to the Brigade headquarters.

Suddenly, the insurgents began to shoot sporadically. The troop of the Brigade, including those of the Multinational Joint Task Force [MJTF], who were camped at a school inside the barracks after they were dislodged from Baga, engaged the terrorists in a long exchange of gunfire.
The biggest fighting tank owned by the Brigade, known as Shika, killed several insurgents, and wounded several others.
But it was such a long battle that the equipment, which provided cover for ground troops, suddenly ran out of ammunition and begun to withdraw.

As it withdrew, the rifle men behind also retreated, as the insurgents followed in pursuit. In the process, the commander of the Brigade, a Brigadier General Yekini, and a few other soldiers were wounded. It is not clear the number of soldiers and insurgents killed in the attack.
“We could have overpowered the insurgents, but there was no enough ammunition,” an officer, who participated in the battle, told PREMIUM TIMES.

The troop, who retreated from Monguno, are now gathered at the entrance of the headquarters of 7 Division in Maiduguri.
The General Officer Commanding of the Division, Brigadier General M.Y. Ibrahim, is said to have left instruction that the soldiers and officers, including the Commander of the MJTF, dislodged from Baga, Brigadier General E.A. Ransome-Kuti, should be denied entry into the barracks.
“We arrived here since 3 p.m. but they are not allowing us to gain access to the barracks,” an officer said. “We don’t know what is going on.”
PREMIUM TIMES had earlier reported the fall of Monguno after a military source in Maiduguri said on Sunday morning that “we have decimated the idiots (from Maiduguri) but Monguno has fallen”.

Mr. Olukolade, however, said the air operations on Monguno would continue. He also said calm has been restored in Maiduguri and Konduga as operation continues with patrols and surveillance.
The spokesperson also confirmed an earlier statement by an army spokesperson that the 24-hour curfew imposed on Maiduguri during the attacks will end by 6:00 a.m. on Monday.


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/175592-inside-details-of-boko-harams-3-pronged-attack-on-maiduguri-konduga-monguno.html


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Led by the Saffers who come in helicopters? cool cool cool cool cool

It shall be written that it was saffers who enhanced the Nigerian military.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 4:25pm On Jan 26, 2015
MikeCZAR:
Led by the Saffers who come in helicopters? cool cool cool cool cool

It shall be written that it was saffers who enhanced the Nigerian military.

Nigerian experts in jungle war are helping SANDF fight Rhino poachers in Kruger park, we lead your army....history records it
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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by mzilakazi(m): 4:28pm On Jan 26, 2015
Hope that those Nigerian troops are in good shape because those retired SA recces are not a toy to play with. Their training is just as tough as a rock. I hope they catch up fast.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 4:30pm On Jan 26, 2015
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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 4:31pm On Jan 26, 2015
DieVluit:


Normal like in which war was a military fighting at home shown it's backside by a ragtag and its barracks and bases taken over?

Educate us.

Angola, Sudan, Algeria, Sri Lanka, Philippines, and Russia. See war history 1988 to 2008.

Worst place to fight war is at home, you cannot use heavy weapons on your own civilians.

I guess if Seleka battle was inside Soweto, SANDF will rain down heavy artilley and rockets on your own civilian townships, sure an army of fools like yours will do that and claim victory grin grin
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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by mzilakazi(m): 4:57pm On Jan 26, 2015
agaugust:


Angola, Sudan, Algeria, Sri Lanka, Philippines, and Russia. See war history 1988 to 2008.

Worst place to fight war is at home, you cannot use heavy weapons on your own civilians.

I guess if Seleka battle was inside Soweto, SANDF will rain down heavy artilley and rockets on your own civilian townships, sure an army of fools like yours will do that and claim victory grin grin
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No rebel group can ever take over SANDF military base in SA by force. That can never happen.


You should have instead attached a link to prove your claims.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 5:09pm On Jan 26, 2015
mzilakazi:
Hope that those Nigerian troops are in good shape because those retired SA recces are not a toy to play with. Their training is just as tough as a rock. I hope they catch up fast.

LOL... dreamer, you are not even ashamed that all you say never comes to pass, at your age, still a misguided fellow.

Nigerian army just cancelled American training few months ago, withdrew our men from the training.

Then some weeks after that we sent thousands of soldiers to Russia for training with Russian army that has COIN combat experience from Afghanistan and Chechnya.

Sorry, South Africa has no soldier or mercenary with current experience in modern day COIN war experience, even Angola is better than you as they just defeated UNITA insurgents.

Your country is far below the upper class of war hardened nations that we train with, you needed American commandos imported to help you fight ordinary Rhino poachers in your own home soil, your old recces and mercenaries could NOT train any soldier or ranger in South Africa to save your country, yet you dream that one West African nation far away will want help from you who cannot help yourselves at home, even Cameroon chose Chad....they didn't even remember South Africa exists when it comes to real combat.

Better continue with your photography and Hollywood show, that's the only place South African forces are wanted....the internet grin grin
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