RudzSA:
y u hurt ? We dnt recognize yo efforts ..deal wit it. Here are the countries that helped us

I don't care whether Nigeria helped or not during apartheid... you will never see me argue such with a South African because I know nothing about it...on your list of helpers above there are AFRICAN COUNTRIES there ...but you still typed..

"SOUTH AFRICANS HATES AFRICANS"..
is there anyway you can justify that your particular post ??

lezz:
A summarized truth, giving you some of the essentials.

YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF HISTORY OF MANDELA IS TERRIBLE. BUY YOURSELF A COPY OF LONG WALK TO FREEDOM AND READ IT FOR WHICH I WILL RECOMMEND ANOTHER LITERARY WORK. ALTERNATIVELY I CAN SEND YOU COMPLIMENTARY COLLECTION OF THE HISTORY OF MANDELA, THAT IS, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED.

ddami:
mzilakazi, something is more than a TROLL here but a honest truth,, go and attest to what your brother wrote up there...
'cos I have heard what you wrote up here before but I have not heard what rudzsa wrote there before....

lolest I have a friend that is 100% xenophobic. But me I'm better than him because I'm only 75% xenophobic.

vandalZA:
lolest I have a friend that is 100% xenophobic. But me I'm better than him because I'm only 75% xenophobic.

lolest fact :::
SOUTH AFRICANS HATES AFRICANS.- vandalza..
and to think its something you're' celebrating WOW!!!

am updating my list...

lezz:
south Africa is amongst Africa's poorest. With a stagnant economy, 26% unemployment, 85% Zulu poverty rate and acute illiteracy, xenophobia was a long time coming.


We came to shred your giant Pampers and ANC feeding bottle.

LOLEST what can we say Nigerian mentality.....your dream is to be south African DUMMY and your dream won't come true.

ddami:
I don't care whether Nigeria helped or not during apartheid... you will never see me argue such with a South African because I know nothing about it...on your list of helpers above there are AFRICAN COUNTRIES there ...but you still typed..

"SOUTH AFRICANS HATES AFRICANS"..
is there anyway you can justify that your particular post ??

FACT Nigeria is no where to be found on the list

ddami:
lolest fact :::
SOUTH AFRICANS HATES AFRICANS.- vandalza..
and to think its something you're' celebrating WOW!!!

am updating my list...

my friend will even refuse to share the same sit on a public transport with you guys.....the reason is the mmmh!

vandalZA:
FACT Nigeria is no where to be found on the list

FACT::: I don't give a BLEEP.. it changes NO 2 d THING here,,

Tanzania, Zambia, Mozambique, angola are definitely on your list of helpers.. They are AFRICANS but
""SOUTH AFRICANS HATES AFRICANS""

vandalZA:
my friend will even refuse to share the same sit on a public transport with you guys.....the reason is the mmmh!

that's little and so cheap,,,this is bigger =
take your HATEFUL self out of this thread nope, out of nairaland its an AFRICAN website ::: you hate AFRICANS, I think you in the wrong place nigga. ..

besides, you only follow yourselves, it all makes sense now,,kindly go to your profile and click DE-ACTIVATE ..

jln115:

Pretoria and Abuja are only 7400km away from each other.

Assume you fly on a different route, yet does your Hawk jet range of 600 km = 7,400 km ?

Shortest easy direct route without violating other country's air space sovereignty is Cape Town to/fro Port Harcourt is about 9,000 km

http://www.happyzebra.com/distance-calculator/Cape%20Town-to-Port%20Harcourt.php

Nobody flies to war with calculation of last drop of fuel in tank. You provide for bad weather slow down in air and loiter time to acquire target.

So your SAAF Hawk jet 600 km range for combat is far far far far far far far far far below the 10,000 km distance, not even near the 7,000 km you quote....you are just as foolish as @Saengine, he is just an older fool, and a black one....you are white boy with Zulu brain, which hospital did your surgical transplant, I hear there is shortage of white brains for transplant, but plenty Zulu skulls for free
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http://www.punchng.com/news/nigeria-egypt-must-team-up-against-extremism-envoy/
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ddami:
I don't care whether Nigeria helped or not during apartheid... you will never see me argue such with a South African because I know nothing about it...on your list of helpers above there are AFRICAN COUNTRIES there ...but you still typed..

"SOUTH AFRICANS HATES AFRICANS"..
is there anyway you can justify that your particular post ??

my dear thers nothing I can do to cure the pain u feeling ..I know how important it is to u guys to be loved nd appreciated by South Africans .m sorry I've scarred u

lezz:
is that your self-made link you boasted about? What you're showing us is JPEG/MPEG. You are getting boring now.

Wait for my links

that pic was taken at freedom park .a park/museum created in
honor of the Black Liberation struggle and the eventual abolishment of Apartheid. And inside the museum rests a
board/Plaque recognizing and appreciating the various countries that came to their aid in numerous fields during
those trying times. Thers yo link

vandalZA:
LOLEST what can we say Nigerian mentality.....your dream is to be south African DUMMY and your dream won't come true.

South Africans spoken to are however divided on the nuisance nature of Nigerians. While some see them as very brash, loudmouthed criminals, others are quick to point out that it was only with the arrival of Nigerians in SA did they know that a black man can look a white man in the face and tell him off. Could this therefore be a source of the conspiracy against Nigerians? Some will also tell you about the wonderful work Nigerian doctors, academics, professionals and business people are doing in SA. Mostly, they tell you about the ingenuity and enterprising nature of Nigerians. Nigerians spoken to are equally divided as to their opinion of how they are being treated in SA. Some tell of the wonderful friendship they have developed with South African families, while others speak of the terrible experiences they have had in the country. However, one common denominator that is present in almost all those spoken to is that, it will not be in the best interest of both countries to have wrong perceptions and diplomatic rows. The recent spate of attacks notwithstanding, Nigerians spoken to expressed empathy with the situation the South African blacks find themselves. They say they are ready to forgive those who were directly or indirectly involved in the attacks. They have also appealed to Nigerians back home not to engage in retaliatory attacks against South Africans living in the mother country as this will not resolve the issue at hand.

RudzSA:
that pic was taken at freedom park .a park/museum created in
honor of the Black Liberation struggle and the eventual abolishment of Apartheid. And inside the museum rests a
board/Plaque recognizing and appreciating the various countries that came to their aid in numerous fields during
those trying times. Thers yo link

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria%E2%80%93South_Africa_relations

  [b]
South Africa praises Nigerian military for its apartheid-era help

by defenceWeb, February 9, 11:54 pm

The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) foreign relations head has praised the Nigerian Armed forces for its strong relationship with the South African military.


Major General Daniel Mofokeng, head of SANDF Foreign Relations, said Nigeria was in the forefront in the struggle against apartheid and that the country made huge sacrifices for the liberation of South Africa from minority rule.

Nigeria supported the then Frontline States organisation, which was established to achieve democratic majority rule in South Africa. Former members included Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. According to the South African Institute of International Affairs, Namibia contributed an estimated US$61 billion towards the anti-apartheid effort between the 1980s and 1994.

Nigeria played a pivotal role in establishing the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in the 1960s while ordinary Nigerians contributed financially to the anti-apartheid movement, especially in reaction to the 1976 Soweto uprisings.

Mofokeng said that Nigeria also offered military training and support to assist the African National Congress. According to him, Nigeria's gesture helped shore up relations between Abuja and Pretoria.

"I must say the relations between the two countries most especially before 1994; has been extra ordinary in the sense that Nigeria has been in the forefront in the anti-apartheid struggle. It assisted and trained our cadre, our students and military students then. So I must say the cooperation between the two has been very great indeed".

"The Nigerian Armed Forces' very intimidating credentials, in terms of its military professionalism, is exemplified by its role in Liberia, Sierra Leone and most recently, in Ivory Coast," Nigeria's Defence Adviser to South Africa, Commodore Jacob Ajani told the Voice of Nigeria

"In most international fora you find out that it comes easily that Nigeria takes the frontline by way of providing leadership. We have provided many force commandants for the United Nations' peace keeping missions and the Africa Union as well."

The Nigerian Defence adviser had hosted fellow Defence attaches and Advisers at a reception to commemorate the 2012 Nigeria's Armed Forces and Remembrance Day celebrations in Pretoria, South Africa. The day is celebrated on January 15 every year.[/b] SOURCE:http://itweb.co.za/mobilesite/defenceweb/home/item_id-23419/

mzilakazi:



YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF HISTORY OF MANDELA IS TERRIBLE. BUY YOURSELF A COPY OF LONG WALK TO FREEDOM AND READ IT FOR WHICH I WILL RECOMMEND ANOTHER LITERARY WORK. ALTERNATIVELY I CAN SEND YOU COMPLIMENTARY COLLECTION OF THE HISTORY OF MANDELA, THAT IS, IF YOU ARE INTERESTED.

Thanks for the offer. But the fact remains, he did go to Algeria and learnt guerilla warfare. He did come to Nigeria and received a lot of aid. And he went back to south Africa to fight and was arrested. Tell me something new.

RudzSA:
my dear thers nothing I can do to cure the pain u feeling ..I know how important it is to u guys to be loved nd appreciated by South Africans .m sorry I've scarred u

Love ? RUBBISH, it deducts/adds NOTHING to ME neither does it change anything about Nigeria/Africa...,
but ease my pain by...

Going to your profile and Click on DE-ACTIVE...
you hate AFRICANS (not only Nigerians)..

NIGGA you are LOST, you shouldn't be here, dis is an African website ...you have wandered the internet to a Wrong website...Talking about being appreciated NO you are not on NL...

vandalZA:
lolest I have a friend that is 100% xenophobic. But me I'm better than him because I'm only 75% xenophobic.

So you're a part of those primitive, dirty, uncivilised brutes I watch on CNN stealing and murdering Africans.

***spits in disgust***

ddami:
Love ? RUBBISH, it deducts/adds NOTHING to ME neither does it change anything about Nigeria/Africa...,
but ease my pain by...

Going to your profile and Click on DE-ACTIVE...
you hate AFRICANS (not only Nigerians)..

NIGGA you are LOST, you shouldn't be here, dis is an African website ...you have wandered the internet to a Wrong website...Talking about being appreciated NO you are not on NL...

He can barely even write. A primitive Zulu who is intoxicated by speaking with Nigerians.

lezz:
He can barely even write. A primitive Zulu who is intoxicated by speaking with Nigerians.

....

lezz:
He can barely even write. A primitive Zulu who is intoxicated by speaking with Nigerians.

to think I always criticized you that you are being hard and xenophobic on them,,,
but now I think rudesa and vandalizedbrain are LOST, they are in the wrong place... how can I just ban them for like 1 year or forever

ddami:
to think I always criticized you that you are being hard and xenophobic on them,,, but now I think rudesa and vandalizedbrain are LOST, they are in the wrong place... how can I just ban them for like 6months or forever

lolz. They are pure primitive fun to me. Vadalza can barely write properly. Rudzsa is logically deficient.

RudzSA:
to be honest ..south Africans dnt lyk African ppl .we see u ppl as dirty , poor ,drug lords ,false prophets etc.this taking jobs thing is an excuse used by our government to hide the truth . Coz As South Africans we've always known from a young age that thers us nd thers makwerekwere (u guys) .we've Neva liked foreigners from Asia nd africa(wit a few exceptions lyk Ghana)we jus ddnt attack them .this current government starts this attacks to deflect attention from their failures nd corruption.

ON EVERY PAGE OF THIS THREAD THIS POST WILL ALWAYS APPEAR UNTIL @rudsza and @vandalza LEAVES NL 'cos YOU'RE LOST...you are on a website owned by people u HATE....

lezz:
lolz. They are pure primitive fun to me. Vadalza can barely write properly. Rudzsa is logically deficient.

after that post, those two boys stopped being primitive fun to me... They are both suffering from a chronic case of BRAIN DRAIN..

agaugust:


120 km is all you have. Forget the imaginary speculations of 300 km.

You can try use guided bombs if your target belongs to an enemy with no air force, no air defence, no radars. By the way, how do you see enemy target 120 km away and know it's exact location if we assume it does not move at all, are you a w.izard ?
.

So is that why South Korea wants to buy them? North Korea has no Airforce?

Targeting is done with GPS–INS, last I checked, its hard to move bridges/runways/radardomes/hangars/ammo-dumps/powerstations etc

For hitting moving targets, you can use imaging infrared or a semi-active laser seeker

agaugust:


British RAF world's best ranked jet pilots could not do that stunt VS a Roland in Falklands war, so is it your unqualified SAAF pilot that will do it?

How many airstrikes were there in the Falkland War?

How many RAF jets did the Roland shoot down?

The RAF did it every day

agaugust:

[s]British RAF and USAF all had guided bombs and long range guided air to ground missiles in Gulf war, yet Roland still shöt down sophisticated American A-10 Thunderbolt and British Tornado jets, and that was a fixed Roland that is not even mobile.

Every modern jet or weapon that challenged Roland got it's pilot kïlled ! World record.

Fly any SAAF jet you want, NAF has F-7 jets and ATR-42 Surveyor aircraft in Gabbiano radar mode of AWACS with 407 km radar and we will shööt down your jet and your Lightening pods in air to air combat.

NAF AWACS can track 200 airborne targets at the same time for our F-7 jets to demölish and any bomb Umbani Al Tariq or Al Mandela will be eaten raw by Roland missiles as proved by war history of Roland SAM....now show me one battle where your DENEL guided bomb has proved itself against targets protected by enemy air defense....show me one battle evidence....[/s]
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Delusional

agaugust:

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[size=13pt][s]Come Help Us ! Egypt Keeps Begging Victorious Nigerian Military[/s]

http://www.punchng.com/news/nigeria-egypt-must-team-up-against-extremism-envoy/
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Again, more delusion:

The Egyptian ambassador to Nigeria, Ashraf Salama, has said that his country and Nigeria must work together against extremism and terrorism ravaging the continent.

Augustus, I pity you.

agaugust:

now show me one battle where your DENEL guided bomb has proved itself against targets protected by enemy air defense....show me one battle evidence....
.

Ask the Angolans with their 9K33 Osa SAM's what happened to their bridges

Patchesagain:


Ask the Angolans with their 9K33 Osa SAM's what happened to their bridges

Bush war propaganda does not prove anything.

Did you have Al-Tariq bomb in bush war? The bomb has NEVER seen battle except in dreamland
.

lezz:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nigeria%E2%80%93South_Africa_relations

  [b]
South Africa praises Nigerian military for its apartheid-era help

by defenceWeb, February 9, 11:54 pm

The South African National Defence Force (SANDF) foreign relations head has praised the Nigerian Armed forces for its strong relationship with the South African military.


Major General Daniel Mofokeng, head of SANDF Foreign Relations, said Nigeria was in the forefront in the struggle against apartheid and that the country made huge sacrifices for the liberation of South Africa from minority rule.

Nigeria supported the then Frontline States organisation, which was established to achieve democratic majority rule in South Africa. Former members included Angola, Botswana, Lesotho, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe. According to the South African Institute of International Affairs, Namibia contributed an estimated US$61 billion towards the anti-apartheid effort between the 1980s and 1994.

Nigeria played a pivotal role in establishing the United Nations Special Committee against Apartheid in the 1960s while ordinary Nigerians contributed financially to the anti-apartheid movement, especially in reaction to the 1976 Soweto uprisings.

Mofokeng said that Nigeria also offered military training and support to assist the African National Congress. According to him, Nigeria's gesture helped shore up relations between Abuja and Pretoria.

"I must say the relations between the two countries most especially before 1994; has been extra ordinary in the sense that Nigeria has been in the forefront in the anti-apartheid struggle. It assisted and trained our cadre, our students and military students then. So I must say the cooperation between the two has been very great indeed".

"The Nigerian Armed Forces' very intimidating credentials, in terms of its military professionalism, is exemplified by its role in Liberia, Sierra Leone and most recently, in Ivory Coast," Nigeria's Defence Adviser to South Africa, Commodore Jacob Ajani told the Voice of Nigeria

"In most international fora you find out that it comes easily that Nigeria takes the frontline by way of providing leadership. We have provided many force commandants for the United Nations' peace keeping missions and the Africa Union as well."

The Nigerian Defence adviser had hosted fellow Defence attaches and Advisers at a reception to commemorate the 2012 Nigeria's Armed Forces and Remembrance Day celebrations in Pretoria, South Africa. The day is celebrated on January 15 every year.[/b] SOURCE:http://itweb.co.za/mobilesite/defenceweb/home/item_id-23419/

# All Southies Demölished
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Patchesagain:


So is that why South Korea wants to buy them? North Korea has no Airforce?

Targeting is done with GPS–INS, last I checked, its hard to move bridges/runways/radardomes/hangars/ammo-dumps/powerstations etc

For hitting moving targets, you can use imaging infrared or a semi-active laser seeker

Your FLIR or targeting pod has 120 km stand off range? No

Blow up bridge, enemy uses bridge layers or reconstruction. To blow up runway, ammo depot, etc you are attacking heavily defended targets, either your guided bomb or Hawk jet or both, will be eaten up by enemy air defenses.

# Tried Again Failed Again
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