A NA SF"72 mobile strike force" with a beryl riffle mounted with an advance thermal imaging scope !

DieVluit:


Usual tactics from you on that forum, but they clearly have your number.

1 single Nigerian VS 20 South Africans on defenceweb forum, yet your Southies cannot win a match played on their homeland soil .

Naijas still kicking Soweto azz with no mercy ! http://www.defenceweb.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=39861
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bidexiii:
A NA SF"72 mobile strike force" with a beryl riffle mounted with an advance thermal imaging scope !

One swallow does not a summer make.

Your reality is as follows:

Bombs are back - Oil prices leave Nigeria with little cash to wage a war

The jihadists have switched from holding towns to waging guerrilla war

POLITICIANS often promise more than they deliver, but those in Nigeria bit off more than most when they campaigned on a pledge to “defeat Boko Haram”. Six weeks after the inauguration of its new president, Muhammadu Buhari, the government must be wishing it had promised something less ambitious.

Boko Haram seemed to be on the ropes a few months ago. Despite its threats to disrupt the election at the end of March, the vote was largely peaceful, and the militants had been pushed back from many of the towns they had captured. Yet in recent weeks the group has struck back from its remote redoubts, killing more than 200 people in the week to July 5th (and more since then) in a series of attacks across the north.

In this section
A glimpse of Africa’s future
Bombs are back
One year on
Editor Sisi
Five peace plans—and counting
Reprints
Bombs were detonated in the major cities of Jos and Kano, neither of which had been attacked since February. Boko Haram also showed that it can still operate across borders: two suicide bombers struck Chad’s hitherto unscathed capital, N’Djamena, in mid-June, blowing themselves up outside police headquarters, killing 34 people. Horseback and motorbike-mounted raiders attacked another neighbour, Niger, twice in two weeks.

The recent attacks suggest that since their ejection from urban areas, Boko Haram jihadis have regrouped in the forests and mountains along the border with Cameroon, or have melted into local populations disguised as merchants or beggars. Many of its 6,000 fighters are still active and its leadership is intact. The group may lack the sophistication to administer territory, but it has been honing its skill at hit-and-run attacks since 2009.

Nigeria’s army, by contrast, is finding counter-insurgency far more difficult than merely liberating captured towns. It has also lost much of the support that contributed to its victories earlier this year. Mercenaries who helped turn the tide in the north-east have been sent home and Chadian soldiers have pulled back over the border. Morale among poorly equipped Nigerian troops is plummeting again. “[It is becoming] the way it used to be before—[when] one man [was issued with just] one bullet [per target]—it’s just the same now,” says one military man. [...]

Read more http://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21657386-jihadists-have-switched-holding-towns-waging-guerrilla-war-bombs-are?fsrc=scn/tw/te/pe/ed/BombsAreBack

agaugust:


Angola is master over South Africa, now confirmed by Janes Defense expert.

Do u agree on what this same Helmoed Heitman wrote about the Battle of Bangui in CAR?

DieVluit:


One swallow does not a summer make.

Your reality is as follows:

Bombs are back - Oil prices leave Nigeria with little cash to wage a war

The jihadists have switched from holding towns to waging guerrilla war

POLITICIANS often promise more than they deliver, but those in Nigeria bit off more than most when they campaigned on a pledge to “defeat Boko Haram”. Six weeks after the inauguration of its new president, Muhammadu Buhari, the government must be wishing it had promised something less ambitious.

Boko Haram seemed to be on the ropes a few months ago. Despite its threats to disrupt the election at the end of March, the vote was largely peaceful, and the militants had been pushed back from many of the towns they had captured. Yet in recent weeks the group has struck back from its remote redoubts, killing more than 200 people in the week to July 5th (and more since then) in a series of attacks across the north.

In this section
A glimpse of Africa’s future
Bombs are back
One year on
Editor Sisi
Five peace plans—and counting
Reprints
Bombs were detonated in the major cities of Jos and Kano, neither of which had been attacked since February. Boko Haram also showed that it can still operate across borders: two suicide bombers struck Chad’s hitherto unscathed capital, N’Djamena, in mid-June, blowing themselves up outside police headquarters, killing 34 people. Horseback and motorbike-mounted raiders attacked another neighbour, Niger, twice in two weeks.

The recent attacks suggest that since their ejection from urban areas, Boko Haram jihadis have regrouped in the forests and mountains along the border with Cameroon, or have melted into local populations disguised as merchants or beggars. Many of its 6,000 fighters are still active and its leadership is intact. The group may lack the sophistication to administer territory, but it has been honing its skill at hit-and-run attacks since 2009.

Nigeria’s army, by contrast, is finding counter-insurgency far more difficult than merely liberating captured towns. It has also lost much of the support that contributed to its victories earlier this year. Mercenaries who helped turn the tide in the north-east have been sent home and Chadian soldiers have pulled back over the border. Morale among poorly equipped Nigerian troops is plummeting again. “[It is becoming] the way it used to be before—[when] one man [was issued with just] one bullet [per target]—it’s just the same now,” says one military man. [...]

Read more http://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21657386-jihadists-have-switched-holding-towns-waging-guerrilla-war-bombs-are?fsrc=scn/tw/te/pe/ed/BombsAreBack

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Boko Haram is busy attacking Chad's capital city twice in 2 weeks....


Abuja remains 100 % safe .

Boko Haram now knows whose capital city to attack successfully....N'Djamena Chad

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2015/07/deadly-suicide-blast-rocks-market-chad-capital-150711130826040.html
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agaugust:



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Boko Haram is busy attacking Chad's capital city twice in 2 weeks....


Abuja remains 100 % safe .

Boko Haram now knows whose capital city to attack successfully....N'Djamena Chad

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2015/07/deadly-suicide-blast-rocks-market-chad-capital-150711130826040.html
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Auguby, the safety of the country is what matters. Abuja's job is to secure Nigeria. But Abuja does not have the money to do that. That Abuja is safe in the midst of death and turmoil elsewhere in Nigeria is shameful.

DieVluit:


Auguby, the safety of the country is what matters. Abuja's job is to secure Nigeria. But Abuja does not have the money to do that. That Abuja is safe in the midst of death and turmoil elsewhere in Nigeria is shameful.

Has Iraqi oil money secured Iraq? Nope.

Security comes from good security forces. Nigeria has enough T-72 tanks to slaughter anything called Boko Haram.

Meanwhile, suicide bombing is going on all over the world, terrorists are now striking the capital of Canada, France, Belgium, etc....it's a global problem not peculiar to Nigeria alone, Europe and America are also victims, their money has not secured them from their own citizens attacking them at home.

I just proved to you that money is not the magic tool for securing a nation, so use your brain, or you don't have one?

Meanwhile, South Africa's money has not secured your people from daily murders and räpes that is more than what you find anywhere else in Africa....Pretoria's money keeps your country ranked number one in murder and räpe in Africa
.

agaugust:


Has Iraqi oil money secured Iraq? Nope.

Security comes from good security forces. Nigeria has enough T-72 tanks to slaughter anything called Boko Haram.

Meanwhile, suicide bombing is going on all over the world, terrorists are now striking the capital of Canada, France, Belgium, etc....it's a global problem not peculiar to Nigeria alone, Europe and America are also victims, their money has not secured them from their own citizens attacking them at home.

I just proved to you that money is not the magic tool for securing a nation, so use your brain, or you don't have one?

Meanwhile, South Africa's money has not secured your people from daily murders and räpes that is more than what you find anywhere else in Africa....Pretoria's money keeps your country ranked number one in murder and räpe in Africa
.

There are double the amount of murders in Nigeria than in South Africa!!

jl115:

There are double the amount of murders in Nigeria than in South Africa!!

Citation needed

agaugust:


Citation needed

Ive provided citations on this fact many many times but for you ill post it again:

South Africa: 17,068 in 2013/14
Nigeria : 33,817 in 2012


https://africacheck.org/factsheets/factsheet-south-africas-official-crime-statistics-for-201314/
http://www.unodc.org/documents/gsh/data/GSH2013_Homicide_count_and_rate.xlsx

jl115:

Ive provided citations on this fact many many times but for you ill post it again:

South Africa: 17,068 in 2013/14
Nigeria : 33,817 in 2012


https://africacheck.org/factsheets/factsheet-south-africas-official-crime-statistics-for-201314/
http://www.unodc.org/documents/gsh/data/GSH2013_Homicide_count_and_rate.xlsx

Your data is wrong you liar !

United Nations latest report published 2014 shows South Africa on the top 10 list for highest murder rates in the world.

Nigeria is NOT even found on that global top 10 list.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/10/world/un-world-murder-rates/index.html

South Africa is worse than Nigeria, proved by UN report
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agaugust:


Your data is wrong you liar !

United Nations latest report published 2014 shows South Africa on the top 10 list for highest murder rates in the world.

Nigeria is NOT even found on that global top 10 list.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/10/world/un-world-murder-rates/index.html

South Africa is worse than Nigeria, proved by UN report
.

Nope my data is 100% right, the UN in fact gets its data from Factsheet!!
And we were talking about the Number of murders a year and not the rate!! Wake up please!!

jl115:

Nope my data is 100% right, the UN in fact gets its data from Factsheet!!
And we were talking about the Number of murders a year and not the rate!! Wake up please!!

My source too is United Nations report.

Murder is measured in rate per 100,000 you fool

That is UN standard, murder rate by country, that's why tiny Swaziland is in the top 10 but giant India is not on the list.

Fool, murder is not measured by total number of deaths per country, otherwise India and China will be in the top 10. Murder is measured by rate, South Africa is 31 per 100,000 while Nigeria is 20.

....and South Africa does not even have an insurgency of terrorist attacks yet, or else your numbers will hit the roof top
.

Dummy you are!

The problem with comparing crime statistics is that some countries Data collection is better than others. All so then there is some see diffrent crimes differently.

agaugust:


Has Iraqi oil money secured Iraq? Nope.

Security comes from good security forces. Nigeria has enough T-72 tanks to slaughter anything called Boko Haram.

Meanwhile, suicide bombing is going on all over the world, terrorists are now striking the capital of Canada, France, Belgium, etc....it's a global problem not peculiar to Nigeria alone, Europe and America are also victims, their money has not secured them from their own citizens attacking them at home.

I just proved to you that money is not the magic tool for securing a nation, so use your brain, or you don't have one?

Meanwhile, South Africa's money has not secured your people from daily murders and räpes that is more than what you find anywhere else in Africa....Pretoria's money keeps your country ranked number one in murder and räpe in Africa
.

Tanks are not good for fighting terrorists. Just like Grippens are not good for fighting poachers.

Most African countries have poor to zero data collection for crime. So it is impossible to Check that claim.

bidexiii:
A NA SF"72 mobile strike force" with a beryl riffle mounted with an advance thermal imaging scope !

That man is scared of BH like hell.

agaugust:


Your data is wrong you liar !

United Nations latest report published 2014 shows South Africa on the top 10 list for highest murder rates in the world.

Nigeria is NOT even found on that global top 10 list.

http://www.cnn.com/2014/04/10/world/un-world-murder-rates/index.html

South Africa is worse than Nigeria, proved by UN report
.

Terror is crime and Nigeria has the cup.

jl115:

There are double the amount of murders in Nigeria than in South Africa!!

It is almost triple by now since BH has been barbercuing innocent Nigerians everyday for supper.

agaugust:



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Boko Haram is busy attacking Chad's capital city twice in 2 weeks....


Abuja remains 100 % safe .

Boko Haram now knows whose capital city to attack successfully....N'Djamena Chad

http://www.aljazeera.com/news/2015/07/deadly-suicide-blast-rocks-market-chad-capital-150711130826040.html
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Abuja had their fair share in the recent past. Agaugust your military is just circus and nothing else.

agaugust:


My source too is United Nations report.

Murder is measured in rate per 100,000 you fool

That is UN standard, murder rate by country, that's why tiny Swaziland is in the top 10 but giant India is not on the list.

Fool, murder is not measured by total number of deaths per country, otherwise India and China will be in the top 10. Murder is measured by rate, South Africa is 31 per 100,000 while Nigeria is 20.

....and South Africa does not even have an insurgency of terrorist attacks yet, or else your numbers will hit the roof top
.

Dummy you are!

You like to talk nonsense.

Why don't you tell us why Nigeria don't collect murder stats from NE Nigeria as confirmed by researchers and UNOCD reports. Even on Hiv only South stats are in included while 80m north are excluded.

Tell me why are autopsy's never done amongst the NE population, as confirmed by your own gov.

You like to play games here.

Msauza:


It is almost triple by now since BH has been barbercuing innocent Nigerians everyday for supper.

agaugust:


My source too is United Nations report.

Murder is measured in rate per 100,000 you fool

That is UN standard, murder rate by country, that's why tiny Swaziland is in the top 10 but giant India is not on the list.

Fool, murder is not measured by total number of deaths per country, otherwise India and China will be in the top 10. Murder is measured by rate, South Africa is 31 per 100,000 while Nigeria is 20.

....and South Africa does not even have an insurgency of terrorist attacks yet, or else your numbers will hit the roof top
.

Dummy you are!

Back to military issues.

http://www.theparadigmng.com/?p=21776

I will posts on the 8000 innocent civilians killed by nigerian soldiers soon.

This is what these disgraceful cowards have been up to since the start of boko goats
http://www.tv360nigeria.com/nigerian-military-to-investigate-amnesty-killing-allegations/

Here's another full report on these cowards

http://www.amnestyusa.org/research/reports/stars-on-their-shoulders-blood-on-their-hands-war-crimes-committed-by-the-nigerian-military

DieVluit:


One swallow does not a summer make.

Your reality is as follows:

Bombs are back - Oil prices leave Nigeria with little cash to wage a war

The jihadists have switched from holding towns to waging guerrilla war

POLITICIANS often promise more than they deliver, but those in Nigeria bit off more than most when they campaigned on a pledge to “defeat Boko Haram”. Six weeks after the inauguration of its new president, Muhammadu Buhari, the government must be wishing it had promised something less ambitious.

Boko Haram seemed to be on the ropes a few months ago. Despite its threats to disrupt the election at the end of March, the vote was largely peaceful, and the militants had been pushed back from many of the towns they had captured. Yet in recent weeks the group has struck back from its remote redoubts, killing more than 200 people in the week to July 5th (and more since then) in a series of attacks across the north.

In this section
A glimpse of Africa’s future
Bombs are back
One year on
Editor Sisi
Five peace plans—and counting
Reprints
Bombs were detonated in the major cities of Jos and Kano, neither of which had been attacked since February. Boko Haram also showed that it can still operate across borders: two suicide bombers struck Chad’s hitherto unscathed capital, N’Djamena, in mid-June, blowing themselves up outside police headquarters, killing 34 people. Horseback and motorbike-mounted raiders attacked another neighbour, Niger, twice in two weeks.

The recent attacks suggest that since their ejection from urban areas, Boko Haram jihadis have regrouped in the forests and mountains along the border with Cameroon, or have melted into local populations disguised as merchants or beggars. Many of its 6,000 fighters are still active and its leadership is intact. The group may lack the sophistication to administer territory, but it has been honing its skill at hit-and-run attacks since 2009.

Nigeria’s army, by contrast, is finding counter-insurgency far more difficult than merely liberating captured towns. It has also lost much of the support that contributed to its victories earlier this year. Mercenaries who helped turn the tide in the north-east have been sent home and Chadian soldiers have pulled back over the border. Morale among poorly equipped Nigerian troops is plummeting again. “[It is becoming] the way it used to be before—[when] one man [was issued with just] one bullet [per target]—it’s just the same now,” says one military man. [...]

Read more http://www.economist.com/news/middle-east-and-africa/21657386-jihadists-have-switched-holding-towns-waging-guerrilla-war-bombs-are?fsrc=scn/tw/te/pe/ed/BombsAreBack

Southies you guys r just rotten fagot's terrorism is not "rice and beans" u ppl av "ZERO" experience in waging such wars. So such ur fucken mouth and Bleep ur link or source !
Even in most strong economy and powerful countries like america and china is not secured ;few days ago four marines where killed in Tennessee, in china 3 days ago three 'Xinjiang terrorists' Was shot dead in the city of Shenyang, a women was injured during the shooting so tell me where is safe ? Dog HEAD !!!
South africa as the highest rape and murder rate in the whole of africa u government can't even curb that ? Now talk of curbing or waging war against jihads or terrorism. You are not in such shoe and u know nothing of such issues so top blurffing !

Msauza:

That man is scared of BH like hell.

Then South african soldiers can't even stand there smell if BH is attacking ! Cos ur country can't even curb there murder and rape rate !

Ugly southies on these forum like blurffing a lot ! They can't handling just murder rate in there country. Someone now tell me, can they handle terrorism if they can't curb crime rates !
South africa still rank countries with the highest murder rate in africa and in the world !

www.theguardian.com/cities/gallery/2014/jun/24/10-world-cities-highest-murder-rates-homicides-in-pictures

https://africacheck.org/factsheets/factsheet-south-africas-official-crime-statistics-for-201314/

bidexiii:


Then South african soldiers can't even stand there smell if BH is attacking !
Cos ur country can't even curb there murder and rape rate !

Yet SA mercs were used to help clean up your boko boy problem.

Your soldier are cowards running away from aka wielding girls yet you spew this nonsense.

jl115:

There are double the amount of murders in Nigeria than in South Africa!!

With 89 murders per day in south Africa?

bidexiii:


Southies you guys r just rotten fagot's terrorism is not "rice and beans" u ppl av "ZERO" experience in waging such wars. So such ur fucken mouth and Bleep ur link or source !
Even in most strong economy and powerful countries like america and china is not secured ;few days ago four marines where killed in Tennessee, in china 3 days ago three 'Xinjiang terrorists' Was shot dead in the city of Shenyang, a women was injured during the shooting so tell me where is safe ? Dog HEAD !!!
South africa as the highest rape and murder rate in the whole of africa u government can't even curb that ? Now talk of curbing or waging war against jihads or terrorism. You are not in such shoe and u know nothing of such issues so top blurffing !

All just insults by an uneducated mad man.

Go look how we delt with our own islamic terrorists in the late 1990's then come back for some training in intelligence operations.

The reason for boko haram terror has much to do with your FG's failure to develop and govern NE nigeria and that's an undeniable FACT!!!.

Come back when you actually know how to argue constructively not screaming about dogs, because its a national delicacy in nigerian food markets.

Lezzlie:
With 89 murders per day in south Africa?

Nigeria has over 33000 homicides annually tell and let's be honest how many per day is that. By the way Nigerians are themselves contributing to SA crime stats from murder,rape, drugs, prostitution and human/child trafficking rings.

This report by researchers in your FG clearly state how your police don't keep accurate stats on all crimes throughout nigeria.

https://www.osac.gov/pages/ContentReportDetails.aspx?cid=13917

Read it and tell me your country is safer.

DictatorZAR:


You like to talk nonsense.

Why don't you tell us why Nigeria don't collect murder stats from NE Nigeria as confirmed by researchers and UNOCD reports. Even on Hiv only South stats are in included while 80m north are excluded.

Tell me why are autopsy's never done amongst the NE population, as confirmed by your own gov.

You like to play games here.

UN posted data for Nigeria along with data for South Africa, so what proof do you have that the data on Nigeria is wrong? It's the same UN report you dummy !