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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 11:57pm On May 31, 2015
Patchesagain:


Is the internet the only place you get to talk to girls?


Patrick you sad sad boy!!!! I just hope you aren't this hopeless in real life.

You have a very negative attitude, almost like an air negativity always surrounding your comments, and by extension your personality.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 12:29am On Jun 01, 2015
[b]Terrorism: Nigeria, Egypt to partner on intelligence
MAY 31, 2015 : ADELANI ADEPEGBA 1 COMMENT
     




The Nigerian and Egyptian militaries are to partner on intelligence-sharing and training to combat the threats by Boko Haram and Islamic State of Iraq and Syria terrorists in the two countries.

The Egyptian Foreign Affairs Minister, Sameh Shoukry, who said this in an interview with journalists in Abuja on Saturday, stated that President Muhammadu Buhari would soon visit Cairo for talks on military and bilateral relations between Egypt and Nigeria.

According to him, Nigerian and Egyptian militaries would collaborate and work together to degrade the capability of the two terrorist organisations and end the security crises in North and West Africa.

The minister observed that Boko Haram and ISIS have the same objectives of overthrowing the governments in Nigeria and Egypt, stressing that it would take a robust partnership between the two countries to exterminate the terrorist groups.

Shoukry explained that the Egyptian Army had been tackling the ISIS terrorists with precision to reduce collateral damage, stressing that the fight against terrorists in Africa must be comprehensive and total.

He said, “Egypt and Nigeria are facing terrorism and there is need to cooperate to deal with the challenge and other conflicts. Egypt looks forward to increasing relations with Nigeria Army in the areas of intelligence cooperation and training. We have recorded considerable victory against ISIS and the operations are undertaken with precision to avoid collateral damages, ISIS power is degraded.”

Meanwhile, the Republic of South Sudan has said it needs the assistance of Nigeria in the areas of  training for its security personnel, many of whom were former rebels, who were conscripted into the security agencies.

South Sudan Vice President, James Igga, who said this while responding to questions from journalists at the inaugural meeting of the South Sudan Nigerian Chambers of Commerce and Industries in Abuja, explained that the security situation in his country has improved tremendously.

Igga stated that the peace process in his country would resume soon, noting that the crisis would have been resolved, but for the shifting positions of the rebel leaders whom he blamed for the continuous violence in parts of South Sudan.

The VP called on Nigerian businessmen and investors to take advantage of the economic opportunities in the young nation, adding that South Sudan has large tracts of fertile land as well as untapped mineral resources, which serious-minded entrepreneurs could invest in.

Igga said, “We need capacity training for teachers, the civil service and students.  We also need security training for the security personnel. We want Nigeria to assist with the training of the Army and the police. You know most of them were guerrillas and if you are a guerrilla, you learn to shoot at people, but you can imagine if you convert such a person into the police, what would happen? So we need security training for our personnel.”[/b]

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 1:02am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


You are a fraud because you have changed the photo, that's why I showed you the first photo and bold name you posted is T-CRAFT.

Now you quickly made a new photo screenshot and posted Warrior class photo.

What you did before was to post T-CRAFT photo and name boldly and the data of Warrior class so tine and unreadable above it.

That was your foolishness not mine.

BTWN, what's wrong if an IPV has 3,000 miles range, anybody can built it if he has the engineering facility. How is that my business?

Fool....white boy with Zulu brain grin grin
.
Dude don't blame me because you are dyslexic, I told you from the beginning that the specs are for the Warrior class OPV...so what if there was a photo of a T-craft, that's why I posted the link as well for you to go read!

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by mzilakazi(m): 3:49am On Jun 01, 2015
lezz:
airtel brought first cell phone in Nigeria, Zulu.

When we add one plus one Zulu owns nothing except your dwarf little bush hut. You don't even own your own country.

Your land of your ancestors are in the control of foreigners. Your economy is owned and run by the 5% white.

Zulu, your are the living , breathing definition of a 21st century slave.

Hope you are getting the taste of your own medicine. Can you see how boring it is when someone is just debating just for the sake of it. Boring isn't. That is what you have been reduced into. Then when someone else does it, you feel like you intelligence is offended. Shame!!!

Meanwhile, MTN is the first telecommunication company to operate in Nigeria with a licence followed by econet, dummy. Hence, MTN is the first network to introduce cellphones in Nigeria.


http://ireports-ng.com/2011/05/05/on-poor-mobile-communication-network-in-nigeria/

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by mzilakazi(m): 3:59am On Jun 01, 2015
lezz:
How old are you ?


Taste of own medicine. Hope you can see how you sometimes nag us to the point of asking your age.
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 6:44am On Jun 01, 2015
jln115:

Dude don't blame me because you are dyslexic, I told you from the beginning that the specs are for the Warrior class OPV...so what if there was a photo of a T-craft, that's why I posted the link as well for you to go read!

You posted not weblink, you posted only a photo.....with tiny print of Warrior craft and bold print of T-CRAFT.

It's your fault that your presentation of data/image evidence was bad ! Admit it M0R0N !

If you submit exam paper with words that are super tiny and a wrong heading plus wrong photogragh, you will fail in school.

Fool...see your garbage presentation below....I have always said you will end up as a hair cutting barber in career
.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 6:51am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


Show us South African made bomb disposal Robot and Rocket pods.

BTW, the only powerful weapon on Rooivalk is the Rcoket pod imported from Europe , so Rocket pods impress SAAF....the import it
.

You still think a rocket pod is something O brag about?

Utter despiration
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 6:52am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


SAN is paying for maintenance of 76mm Compact gun.

The source on super rapid gun is wrong, same way a source said SAAF has air to ground missiles, do you have it ?

Fools, 50 million South Africans CANNOT challenge any source that posts error, you all are NOT smart enough upstairs grin grin
.

So SAN is paying for the maintenance of a gun it oes not have?
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 6:53am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


Nope, your first post said straight up, after I said max 85 degrees.

It was after I re-arranged your South African brain with Nigerian geometry that you obeyed my command.

Before, the you said....




Liar....Fraud....Thief....South African....Bribed FIFA with $10 million to host World Cup 2010 !
.

Making semantic arguments now?

Challenge the points I made

Stop focusing on the wording of statements and challenge the contents of statements
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 6:54am On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:


Hope you are getting the taste of your own medicine. Can you see how boring it is when someone is just debating just for the sake of it. Boring isn't. That is what you have been reduced into. Then when someone else does it, you feel like you intelligence is offended. Shame!!!

Meanwhile, MTN is the first telecommunication company to operate in Nigeria with a licence followed by econet, dummy. Hence, MTN is the first network to introduce cellphones in Nigeria.


http://ireports-ng.com/2011/05/05/on-poor-mobile-communication-network-in-nigeria/

Econet was first FOREIGN cell phone to operate in Nigeria

"With the announcement, Econet became the first company to offer GSM phones to Africa's largest, and perhaps most neglected, telecoms market. Nigeria with a population of 110 million has less than one connected phone line for every 250 people. For the few with a telephone, only one in three calls gets through."

http://www.cellular.co.za/news_2001/08082001-econet_first_in_race_to_launch_nigeria.htm

First cellphone operator in Nigeria is NOT foreign, it was Nigerian M-TEL in 1993 with CDMA cellphones. ECONET/MTN came 2001 with GSM.

"First mobile cellular services began in 1993. 2G GSM licence issued in February 2001; transfer of clients to the new network must begin by August 2001."

http://www.mbendi.com/indy/cotl/tlcm/af/ng/p0020.htm

Stop this your foolish habit of trying to teach Nigerian history to Nigerians. You just make a fool of yourself all the time
.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 6:54am On Jun 01, 2015
lezz:
http://www.theglobalist.com/nigeria-an-incentive-for-south-africa/[b]That Nigeria is now Africa’s largest economy is the best news that South Africa could have hoped for.

This milestone not only gives South Africa the most obvious reason to strengthen its ties with a key player across the African continent that is growing in clout.
[font=Lucida Sans Unicode][/font] It also affords South Africa the best possible incentive and opportunity to reflect on itself and its future path.

Nigeria should be among the world’s 15 largest economies by 2050, when its GDP is projected to exceed $4.5 trillion in purchasing power parity terms (PPP). This forecast comes from Moody’s, the credit rating agency.

It is also shared by Jim O’Neill, the former chairman of Goldman Sachs Asset Management. He believes that Nigeria has a much better chance to be in the top 15 by 2050 than in the world’s top 20 economies by 2020. The latter goal, O’Neill said, was too soon to be likely.

I tend to agree with him. Before it can realize its full economic potential, Nigeria needs to overcome formidable structural obstacles in the short to medium term. In that regard, Nigeria faces many of the same general challenges as South Africa (and many of the continent’s other economies).

Even so, nothing could be a better indication that Africa is on the rise than Nigeria’s economic ascent.

Much more than a new set of statistics

Nigeria recently completed an exercise to recalculate the constituent parts of its economy. The end result of that recalibration process was that the country’s 2013 nominal GDP was $510 billion, 80% higher than previously reported.

On that scale, Nigeria became a global front-runner overnight. It now ranks as the 26th largest economy in the world. And it did not just surpass South Africa (with a GDP of $356 billion as of 2013) — but also Austria, Venezuela, Columbia, Thailand, Denmark, Malaysia and Singapore.

The latter figure – that Africa’s most populous nation now has a GDP larger than Singapore with almost six million people – shows just how much growth potential Africa still has, if and when it gets its act together for real.

A pacesetter for all of Africa

In many ways, Nigeria’s ascent to the top of the economic league in Africa marks an important development for the African continent as a whole. For the first time, there is now an indisputable sign of the changing economic fortunes in this part of the world.[/b]This article was written by a south African, name of Ellis Mnyandu , the financial editor of south Africa's biggest financial news paper.

Stay online, more coming. Big things popping and little things stopping.

I ma whoop your Zulu ass tonight grin.

Are these the things I asked for?

Do I need to remind you of the question?
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 6:55am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


You posted not weblink, you posted only a photo.....with tiny print of Warrior craft and bold print of T-CRAFT.

It's your fault that your presentation of data/image evidence was bad ! Admit it M0R0N !

If you submit exam paper with words that are super tiny and a wrong heading plus wrong photogragh, you will fail in school.

Fool...see your garbage presentation below....I have always said you will end up as a hair cutting barber in career
.
Uhm...I posted the weblink right after I posted this photo, I even told you to go read it if you didn't believe me... secondly why couldn't you go to the weblink yourself, I even made a red circle around the weblink!
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 6:56am On Jun 01, 2015
Patchesagain:


So SAN is paying for the maintenance of a gun it oes not have?

SAN has NEVER said it has super rapid, so it has NEVER said it is maintaining what it does NOT have.

Show us an SAN official source that claims it has 76mm super rapid, show us.

Fraud, thief, liar !
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 6:56am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:
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It was a bad weekend for South African navy on Nairaland

Nigerian OPVs sank ALL expensive South African Frigates

Mandela's ocean investments are ruined in one day

NNS Centenary, NNS Unity anti-missile rockets + main gun did the job

Naija OPV sinks over-rated blue water navy of South Africa

Thank you China, thank you Nigeria

Thank you PJ-46, thank you AK-176


PJ-46 anti-missile rocket launchers of Nigerian OPVs are decoy rocket launchers installed to deceive incoming anti-ship missiles.


Fresh nightmare hits Pretoria, lots of sleepless nights for Southie Admirals, panic hits naval base.

End of voyage for all Valour Frigates....over-hyped blue water navy sinks to ocean bottom

.[/size]

You have yet to prove that your decoys are 100% effective

Until you do so your statements are all false

War history shows that you don't stand a chance
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 6:57am On Jun 01, 2015
jln115:

Uhm...I posted the weblink right after I posted this photo, I even told you to go read it if you didn't believe me... secondly why couldn't you go to the weblink yourself, I even made a red circle around the weblink!

You did NOT post any weblink, stop lying, rather you circled the weblink in red on the photo, and it needed a microscope to read those tiny fonts.

Fool + Liar

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 6:58am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


You posted not weblink, you posted only a photo.....with tiny print of Warrior craft and bold print of T-CRAFT.

It's your fault that your presentation of data/image evidence was bad ! Admit it M0R0N !

If you submit exam paper with words that are super tiny and a wrong heading plus wrong photogragh, you will fail in school.

Fool...see your garbage presentation below....I have always said you will end up as a hair cutting barber in career
.

Quote where he did it

Yet again you try to derail an argument you have lost with trivial and unfounded allegations

Face it - you thought the warrior class looked like a t-craft
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 6:59am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


SAN has NEVER said it has super rapid, so it has NEVER said it is maintaining what it does NOT have.

Show us an SAN official source that claims it has 76mm super rapid, show us.

Fraud, thief, liar !

Citation had been posted

Stop wasting my time with pointless demands
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 7:00am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


You did NOT post any weblink, stop lying, rather you circled the weblink in red on the photo, and it needed a microscope to read those tiny fonts.

Fool + Liar

Quote him or shut up

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:01am On Jun 01, 2015
Patchesagain:


Are these the things I asked for?

Do I need to remind you of the question?
Dry and lame, try again and harder. grin grin grin
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Nobody: 7:01am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


You did NOT post any weblink, stop lying, rather you circled the weblink in red on the photo, and it needed a microscope to read those tiny fonts.

Fool + Liar
Dude does it matter? The weblink is clearly visible, why couldn't you just type in the weblink?
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 7:02am On Jun 01, 2015
Patchesagain:


You have yet to prove that your decoys are 100% effective

Until you do so your statements are all false

War history shows that you don't stand a chance

War history shows that Exocets are easily defeated when decoys are launched.

Ships sank by Exocet had no decoy launched or had radar problems that did not see the enemy like the HMS Sheffield, and that was the only combat ship that was sunk. The other ship was a transporter with poor defences.

Now you show us proof of your claim that PJ-46 is not !00% effective, you are the one making claim, so prove it, same way I proved Exocet is not 100% effective, I k.illed your missile with British naval sources and war history, so it's your turn to k.ill my decoy with credible sources and war history that is relevant to AShm Vs Decoy.

Prove your case, or the court judge will throw it out for lack of evidence.

NN OPV sinks SAN frigate shocked shocked
.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 7:03am On Jun 01, 2015
Patchesagain:


You still think a rocket pod is something O brag about?

Utter despiration

Yes , SAAF Rooivalk pilot bragged about his rocket pod in Congo DRC UN operation.

Nigeria manufactures rocket pods, South Africa does NOT ! shocked shocked
.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:04am On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:



Taste of own medicine. Hope you can see how you sometimes nag us to the point of asking your age.
Zulu, please , you have no point, fact or logic. You only trying to be clever when you are besieged by facts.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 7:07am On Jun 01, 2015
Patchesagain:


Citation had been posted

Stop wasting my time with pointless demands

Should I post a citation that says Nigeria has Bofors FH-77 B05 L52 artillery with 43 km range ?

http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product2820.html

.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 7:07am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


War history shows that Exocets are easily defeated when decoys are launched.

Ships sank by Exocet had no decoy launched or had radar problems that did not see the enemy like the HMS Sheffield, and that was the only combat ship that was sunk. The other ship was a transporter with poor defences.

Now you show us proof of your claim that PJ-46 is not !00% effective, you are the one making claim, so prove it, same way I proved Exocet is not 100% effective, I k.illed your missile with British naval sources and war history, so it's your turn to k.ill my decoy with credible sources and war history that is relevant to AShm Vs Decoy.

Prove your case, or the court judge will throw it out for lack of evidence.

NN OPV sinks SAN frigate shocked shocked
.

War history shows Exocet has a 60% hit rate - even when decoys are used

Undesputable fact

Sheffield had no decoy launchers? Prove it

I don't have to prove anything - you said your decoy launchers will defeat ALL missiles

you made the claim not me, so you have to prove it

Untillyou prove that it will defeat 17 or so missiles you have no argument
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 7:08am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


Yes , SAAF Rooivalk pilot bragged about his rocket pod in Congo DRC UN operation.

Nigeria manufactures rocket pods, South Africa does NOT ! shocked shocked
.

You still think rocket pods are something to brag about?
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 7:10am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


Should I post a citation that says Nigeria has Bofors FH-77 B05 L52 artillery with 43 km range ?

http://www.army-guide.com/eng/product2820.html

.

So we can take a walk down memory lane to revisit one of your greatest humiliations?

Link posted cites tenders posted by Armscor - official source

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 7:10am On Jun 01, 2015
Henry120:


Terrorism: Nigeria, Egypt to partner on intelligence

MAY 31, 2015 : ADELANI ADEPEGBA 1 COMMENT
     




The Nigerian and Egyptian militaries are to partner on intelligence-sharing and training to combat the threats by Boko Haram and Islamic State of Iraq and Syria terrorists in the two countries.

The Egyptian Foreign Affairs Minister, Sameh Shoukry, who said this in an interview with journalists in Abuja on Saturday, stated that President Muhammadu Buhari would soon visit Cairo for talks on military and bilateral relations between Egypt and Nigeria.

According to him, Nigerian and Egyptian militaries would collaborate and work together to degrade the capability of the two terrorist organisations and end the security crises in North and West Africa.

The minister observed that Boko Haram and ISIS have the same objectives of overthrowing the governments in Nigeria and Egypt, stressing that it would take a robust partnership between the two countries to exterminate the terrorist groups.

Shoukry explained that the Egyptian Army had been tackling the ISIS terrorists with precision to reduce collateral damage, stressing that the fight against terrorists in Africa must be comprehensive and total.

He said, “Egypt and Nigeria are facing terrorism and there is need to cooperate to deal with the challenge and other conflicts. Egypt looks forward to increasing relations with Nigeria Army in the areas of intelligence cooperation and training. We have recorded considerable victory against ISIS and the operations are undertaken with precision to avoid collateral damages, ISIS power is degraded.”

Meanwhile, the Republic of South Sudan has said it needs the assistance of Nigeria in the areas of  training for its security personnel, many of whom were former rebels, who were conscripted into the security agencies.

South Sudan Vice President, James Igga, who said this while responding to questions from journalists at the inaugural meeting of the South Sudan Nigerian Chambers of Commerce and Industries in Abuja, explained that the security situation in his country has improved tremendously.

Igga stated that the peace process in his country would resume soon, noting that the crisis would have been resolved, but for the shifting positions of the rebel leaders whom he blamed for the continuous violence in parts of South Sudan.

The VP called on Nigerian businessmen and investors to take advantage of the economic opportunities in the young nation, adding that South Sudan has large tracts of fertile land as well as untapped mineral resources, which serious-minded entrepreneurs could invest in.

Igga said, “We need capacity training for teachers, the civil service and students.  We also need security training for the security personnel. We want Nigeria to assist with the training of the Army and the police. You know most of them were guerrillas and if you are a guerrilla, you learn to shoot at people, but you can imagine if you convert such a person into the police, what would happen? So we need security training for our personnel.”

Nigerian army will soon be training the rest of the world's military, AU, NATO, Asia, Israel, etc.

Egypt has chosen Nigerian army as the second strongest in Africa.

This thread/topic's question has been answered by finally.

1. Egypt

2. Nigeria

3. The rest
.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 7:12am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


Nigerian army will soon be training the rest of the world's military, AU, NATO, Asia, Israel, etc.

Egypt has chosen Nigerian army as the second strongest in Africa.

This thread/topic's question has been answered by finally.

1. Egypt

2. Nigeria

3. The rest
.

So your illiteracy has lead you to believe that you are training the Egyptian military?

Lol

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by agaugust: 7:16am On Jun 01, 2015
Patchesagain:


So your illiteracy has lead you to believe that you are training the Egyptian military?

Lol

Your illiteracy + envy prevented you from analyzing that message correctly
.

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Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by Patchesagain: 7:21am On Jun 01, 2015
agaugust:


Your illiteracy + envy prevented you from analyzing that message correctly
.

OK

Where does it say you will train them?
Re: Who Has The Strongest Military In Africa? by lezz(m): 7:21am On Jun 01, 2015
mzilakazi:


Hope you are getting the taste of your own medicine. Can you see how boring it is when someone is just debating just for the sake of it. Boring isn't. That is what you have been reduced into. Then when someone else does it, you feel like you intelligence is offended. Shame!!!

Meanwhile, MTN is the first telecommunication company to operate in Nigeria with a licence followed by econet, dummy. Hence, MTN is the first network to introduce cellphones in Nigeria.


http://ireports-ng.com/2011/05/05/on-poor-mobile-communication-network-in-nigeria/
http://jideojong..com/2011/08/appraisal-of-decade-of-gsm-revolution.html?m=1

When I call you a Zulu, I mean you are not only utterly stu.pid, you are as pathetically stup.id as the sound of that word (Zulu). Here is even a south African source which knows econet, now airtel was the first GSM to launch our GSM service in Nigeria.

This is a typical move of south Africans; you twist facts, you misrepresent figures and I dare say you create your own web pages as sources and post them here as citations.
http://www.cellular.co.za/news_2001/08082001-econet_first_in_race_to_launch_nigeria.htm. SHAME ON YOU, CRIMINAL.

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