SANDF....SOUTH AFRICA SHOW CASE ITS BEST NOT LITTLE MILITIA

kizfaz:
thank God you said among the best... it proves you have admitted that Nigerian forces are better than the SANDF both in professionalism and experience

The best include Egypt,Algeria and SA.

Not you!!

SANDF...DULL BRAIN THAT'S RECOGNISED INTERNATIONALLY NOT A SELF MISPLACED PRAISE SINGING

SANDF WE DONT ASK FOR INTERNATIONAL TRAINING AND SUPPORT BUT DO IT OURSELVES

SANDF WHETHER YOU ADMIT OR NOT WE DONT CLAIM BUT SHOW EVIDENCE

SANDF NOT A RAG TAG FORCE

the funny thing is that all this war photos of SANDF that you uploaded... i cant remember SANDF going to any major war operations.... the little one you people went for you failed WOEFULLY.... smh

SANDF LIES HAVE SHORT LEGS AND DEBATES ARE NOT SUSTAINED BY CLAIMS BUT FACTS

kizfaz:
the funny thing is that all this war photos of SANDF that you uploaded... i cant remember SANDF going to any major war operations.... the little one you people went for you failed WOEFULLY.... smh

Then you are still backward in terms of the history of other militaries.

Which one have we failed?

@Henry bring evidence on your inventions it must be on the International Medical Journal not hot air claims...Meanwhile here are South African inventions

mzilakazi:


Then you are still backward in terms of the history of other militaries.

Which one have we failed?

then tell me which major op has ur forces gon for in the past 17 years... jhs calmly stop claming gallantry for yhur ungallant soldiers

SANDF....WE PROVE AND NOT CLAIM OTHER PRODUCTS FROM FOREIGN NATIONS

jln115:

-We invented the digital laser
-First fingerprint identification classifier
-Invented the kreepy crawly
-Invented computerized ticketing
-Invented the flame lense
-Invented the cybertracker
-Invented the tellurometer
-Inveted the speed gun
-Invented micro-thin solar cell
-Invented the CT/CAT scan
-Invented APS therapy
-Invented the bollard
-Invented the retinal cryoprobe
-Invented the full body X-ray machine
-Invented the smartlock safety syringe
-Electron Crystallography
-First to preform a successful Hart transplant
-First to preform a successful pen1s transplant
-Epigenetic therapy for blood cancer
-First microwave distance measuring
-First stock exchange in Africa
-Second country in history to incorporate street lights
-First tactical communication system that links all battlefield elements without any gateway or protocols.
- 1 of only 9 countries able to develop an APS
- Invented the HMD
- Invented the V shaped Hull/MRAP

we are highlighting 16 Nigerian inventors
who have contributed to development in various fields worldwide.



[b]1. Saheed Adepoju
Credits: He is the inventor of the INYE-1 & 2, tablet computers
designed for the African market.
Bio: Saheed is the Co-founder of
Encipher Limited, a Nigerian-based
technology company that introduced
the first android-powered tablet into
Nigeria. The INYE-1, which was
unveiled in April 2010 is a 7-inch
resistive screen tablet. It runs android
2.1 and allows users to connect to the
internet using its inbuilt WIFI card and
to use an external 3G modem from GSM networks. It offers about 3
hours of battery life and allows HDMI output to HDMI capable
devices.
INYE-2, which was unveiled in May 2011, is an 8-inch capacitive
screen tablet. It runs Android 2.2 and allows users to connect to the
internet using its inbuilt Wi-Fi card as well as its inbuilt SIM. It offers
about 8 hours of battery life and allow users to connect to other USB
devices.
~Watch Saheed’s interview on BBC News~
2. Seyi Oyesola
Credits: He is credited with the co-invention of CompactOR or the
“Hospital in a Box”, a solar-powered life-saving operating room
which can be transported to remote areas of Africa and set up within
minutes.
Bio: Seyi is a Nigerian trained doctor and inventor. He received his
basic science and medical education at the University of Lagos,
Nigeria, with specialist training in Anaesthesia and Critical Care in
the United Kingdom and United States. In order to help bring surgical
care to every region of the continent, Seyi co-developed CompactOR,
or the “Hospital in a Box”: a portable medical system that contains
anesthetic and surgical equipment. One major advantage of this
invention is that the operating suite is light enough to be dropped into
inaccessible zones by helicopter and it can be powered by solar panels.
~Watch Seyi’s presentation on Ted.com~
3. Jelani Aliyu
Credits: He is credited with designing General Motors’ leading auto
brand, Chevrolet Volt.
Bio: Jelani was born in Kaduna State, Nigeria in 1966. He originates
from Sokoto State, Nigeria and earned an associate degree in
Architecture from Birnin Kebbi Polytechnic in 1988. Upon graduation
from the Polytechnic, Jelani worked at the Ministry of Works, Sokoto
before pursuing additional education in the United states. He
graduated in 1994 with a degree in Automobile Design from the
College for Creative Studies, Detroit, Michigan and was hired by
General Motors.
~Watch a brief interview with Jelani~
4. Ndubuisi Ekekwe
Credits: He is credited with the development of microchips used in
minimally invasive surgical robots
Bio: Ndubuisi is the founder of First Atlantic Semiconductors &
Microelectronics Ltd. He holds a U.S. Patent on a microchip used in
minimally invasive surgical robots and was part of the team that
created XL sensor inside the iPhone and iPad.
~Watch Ndubuisi’s presentation at A Better World by Design
Conference ’10 ~
5. Col. Oviemo Ovadje (Rtd.)
Credits: Oviemo is a Nigerian medical Doctor who is credited with the
invention of the Emergency Auto Transfusion System (EAT-SET),
which is an effective, low-cost and affordable blood auto-transfusion
mechanism that saves patients in developing countries. He has
patented the invention in nine (9) countries.
Bio: Oviemo was born in Nigeria and hails from Delta State. He began
working on the invention in 1989 with $120 dollars. In 1995, he was
declared best African scientist and founded EATSET Industries, in
April 2001. The United Nation Development Program (UNDP) and
the government of Nigeria funded the EAT-SET Project, with the
World Health Organization (WHO) acting as the executing agency and
providing assistance in the coordination of the project.
He has received many international awards including:
OAU-WIPO Best African Scientist Gold Medal, Geneva
Switzerland (1995);
Winner Promex Medal Geneva, Switzerland (1998);
First African Winner World Health Organisation Sasakawa Gold
Medal, Geneva, Switzerland, (2000);
Winner ARCO Gold Medal, The Dorchester, UK, (2001);
Winner Army Council Medal, Nigeria Army, Army Head
Quarters, Abuja, Nigeria.
~Watch Oviemo’s interview~
6. Cyprian Emeka Uzoh
Credits: He holds more than 126 United States issued patents and over
160 patents worldwide in semiconductor technology including U.S.
Patent No. 6709562, “method of making electroplated
interconnection structures on integrated circuit chips”, which earned
him the inventor of the year award in 2006 from the New York
Intellectual Property Association.
~Click here for a list of Cyprian’s patents~
7. Kunle Olukotun
Credits: He is well known for leading the Stanford Hydra research
project which developed one of the first chip multiprocessors with
support for thread-level speculation (TLS).
Bio: Kunle is a Professor of Electrical Engineering and Computer
Science at Stanford University. He received his Ph.D. in Computer
Engineering from The University of Michigan. He is the founder of
Afara Websystems (later acquired by Sun Microsystems), a company
that builds servers surrounding a custom high-throughput CPU
architecture and develops IP traffic management systems for high-
throughput, low power server systems with chip multiprocessor
technology.
8. Sebastine Chinonye Omeh
Credits: He is best known for his research into the use of wind-
propelled turbines to generate electricity.
Bio: Sebastine is the Managing Director of Hybrid Micro Machine
Products Limited. He is from Ogrute town in Igbo-Eze North Local
Government Area of Enugu State, Nigeria. He is a graduate of
engineering from the University of Nigeria, Nsukka. Challenged by
the energy crisis in Nigeria, and the need to develop indigenous
technology he conducted research into the use of wind-propelled
turbines to generate electricity, thereby pioneering wind energy
technology in Nigeria.
9. Shehu Saleh Balami
Credits: He is credited with designing
a solid-fuel rocket.
Bio: Since year 2000, Shehu Balami, a
Nigerian Engineer has been involved
in designing rockets. He is a graduate
of Mechanical Engineering from the
Federal University of Technology
(FUT), Minna, Niger State. He has
produced two solid fuel rockets which
were launched along the new Kaduna Millennium City Road in
Kaduna State. In 2008, with the support of his friends and family
members, he was able to build his first rocket which he later modified
in 2011. The solid-fuel rocket was produced under the auspices of the
Movement for the Propagation of Science and Technology in Nigeria.
10. Yemi Adesokan
Credits: He was selected by
expert judges of the
Technology Review of the
Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT) in the
United States of America for
his discovery work on drug-
resistant infections. He was
honored by the MIT in 2011
because of his innovative
work.
Bio: Yemi is a Nigerian born and United States-based founder of
Pathogenica Inc. Medical experts are of the view that his innovation
may bring an end to the problem of drug resistance in the world
particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa. His discovery work was carried
out by a biotechnology start-up that he founded with Professor George
Church of Harvard Medical School DNA technology.
11. Ume Ifeanyi Charles
Credits: He is credited with five (5)
inventions all of which were patented at the
United States Patent and Trademark Office
(USPTO). These are:
Method and Apparatus for Measuring
Thermally Induced Warpage in Printed
Wiring Boards Using Shadow Moir, United
States Patent No. 5601364, Feb. 11,1997;
Method and Apparatus for Measuring
Thermal Warpage Using Projection Moir,
United States Patent No. 6564166 B1, May
13, 2003;
Object Inspection Method and System, United States Patent No.
6747268, June 8, 2004;
Inspection System and Methods, United States Patent No.
7492449, February 17, 2009; and
Ultrasound Systems and Method for Measuring Weld Penetration
Depth in Real Time and Off Line, United States Patent No.
7762136, July 27, 2010.
Bio: Ifeanyi is a professor at Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta,
Georgia. He is a recipient of the Donald P. Eckman Education Award
in recognition of his contributions towards education of mechatronics
throughout the world. In 2010, he was also awarded the Electronics
and Photonic Packaging Division (EPPD) Excellence in Mechanics
Award.
12. Aloysius Anaebonam
Credits: He holds about 12 U.S. Patents
including the following:
Extended release acetaminophen,
Patent number: 6254891, July 3, 2001;
Extended release acetaminophen
particles, Patent number:
6126967, October 3, 2000;
Pleasant-tasting aqueous liquid
composition of a bitter-tasting drug,
Patent number: 5962461, October 5,
1999;
Pleasant-tasting aqueous liquid composition of a bitter-tasting
drug, Patent number: 5763449, June 9, 1998;
Composition and process for prevention and treatment of
cutaneous immediate hypersensitivity reactions, Patent number:
5684037, November 4, 1997;
Composition and process for prevention and treatment of
cutaneous immediate hypersensitivity reactions, Patent number:
5684038, November 4, 1997;
Terfenadine oral granules, Patent number: 5626879, May 6, 1997;
Process for treating uremic pruritus, Patent number: 5576346,
November 19, 1996;
Process for treating hemangioma, Patent number: 5552436
Composition and process for prevention and treatment of
cutaneous immediate hypersensitivity reactions, Patent number:
5532270, July 2, 1996; and
Terfenadine oral powder, Patent number: 5455049, October 3,
1995.
Bio: Aloysius holds a Bachelor of Pharmacy degree from the
University of Nigeria, Nsukka and M.S. and Ph.D. in Industrial
Pharmacy from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy, Boston
Massachusetts. He is the Founder & Chief Scientist of BREEJ
Technologies, Inc., a developer and marketer of advanced
treatment cosmetics products for problem skin.
13. Mohammed Bah Abbah
Credits: Although he holds no patent on this invention, he is credited
with taking on the challenge of making accessible the “pot-in-pot
refrigerator” or “zeer”, a refrigerating device that does not use
electricity, to people in rural areas. He is a recipient of the Rolex
Award for Enterprise, an award that provided $75,000 which
Mohammed used to produce and distribute his invention in 11
northern states in Nigeria.
Bio: Mohammed developed his pot-in-pot
refrigerator by combining the knowledge
he had gained from his grandmother’s
craft of traditional pottery with simple
laws of physics. He followed up on the
idea by placing food in a small pot, which
is then placed in a larger pot. The space
between the two is filled with moist sand
and a wet cloth cover is used to cover the
whole set up. As the water in the moist sand evaporates through the
larger pot, it carries heat away from the inner core of the whole set up.
Mohammed holds no patent on this invention because the pot making
business is not new. What is novel is the fact that he set up a local
production facilities to provide the pot-in-pot for the cost of $2
(N320) for the smaller pot-in-pot refrigerator and $4 (N640) for the
bigger versions. The invention allows perishable food to extend their
spoilage rate. For example, meat can be stored in it for up to two
weeks instead of a few hours.
14. Olu Atanda
Credits: He is credited with the co-invention of a self-lubricating layer
for a data-storage device and disk and holds the following patents at
the USPTO.
Self-lubricating layer for data storage devices, United States
Patent No. 6,677,105, January 13, 2004.
Self-lubricating layer for a data storage disk, United States Patent
No. 6,430,114, August 6, 2002.
15. Brino Gilbert
Credits: He is credited with the invention of the Counter Collision
Gadget (CCG), a device that has the capacity to prevent accidents on
the road, air, sea and rail. The invention earned him many awards
including a bronze medal in the Aerospace/Aeronautics category at the
May 2003 edition of the Invention and New Product Exposition
(INPEX) in the United States. He also received a silver medal in the
manufacturing category and a trophy for being the best invention from
Africa in the continental category
Bio: Gilbert is a Nigerian physicist from Edo State. He spent 10 years
seeking government attention for his research and approached several
groups and individuals for sponsorship. His vision is to make CCG
exportable to many countries of the world.
16. Emeka Nchekwube
Credits: He is credited with the co-invention of the following:
Hypoestoxides, derivatives and agonists thereof for use as stent-
coating agents, U.S. Patent no. 7229979
Hypoestoxides, derivatives and agonists thereof for use of
antiparasitic agents Patent no. 6242484
Terfenadine oral powder, U.S. Patent no. 5455049
Solutions of pentamidine, U.S. Patent no. 4,853,416
Bio: Emeka Nchewube is a Nigerian-born Neurosurgeon who
currently lives and practices in the United States. He was born in
Lagos, Nigeria and earned his Bachelors degree in chemistry from
Central Michigan University. He attended Wayne State University
School of Medicine in Detroit where he also finished his Neurosurgery
residency. He is board certified by the American Board of
Neurological Surgeons and is a member of the American Association
of Neurological Surgeons. He is also a member of the San Jose
Surgical Society, the American Medical Association, and the
California Association of Neurological Surgeons.
Other Notable Nigerian Inventors Include:
♣Dr Philip C. Njemanze ♣Damian Anyanwu ♣ Dr.
Isa Odidi
♣Professor Ernest Izevbigie ♣Professor Francisca
Okeke[/b]

SANDF....IT DOES NOT MATTER WHETHER ONE ROOIVALK OR TWO WITHIN THE SANDF...THE POINT IS DESIGNED AND BUILT BY SOUTH AFRICANS NOT FOREIGN PRODUCT

NIGERIA CLAIMS ITS IN POSSESSION OF THE UPGRADED HIND HELICOPTER....THE FACT ITS AN UPGRADE BY SOUTH AFRICA LOOK PREVIOUS PIC

Attached international journals to substintiate your claim....are they know international.....MEANWHILE LETS GET TO THE TOPIC MILITARY HARDWARE....WHERE ARE YOUR INVENTIONS

we dont upload pictures for uploading sake... we upload pics of conquerors soldiers live from the battle front lines...

SANDF....BEST OF THE BEST....TO DESPUTE NOT WITH SUBJECTIVE TINTED GLASSES BUT OBJECTIVE VIEW. HERE ARE HEROES OF THE BANGUI BATTLE

jln115:
The best include Egypt,Algeria and SA.
Not you!!

-You're the best with your 9 Gripen Pilots
$40 million Search and Rescue Helicopter
-And “According to the Review the SANDF is in a critical state of decline, is unsustainable and prime mission equipment, especially in the landward force, faces block obsolescence. “Ammunition stocks are depleted, infrastructure is falling apart, skilled staff is leaving and the arms of the various services operate in silos and are unable to manage basic procurement, which is centralised and run by the deputy director-general in the Defence Secretariat.”



South-African Stup1dity at it's finest

PROFESSIONAL AND TRANSPARENT ARMIES RELEASES ITS OWN CASUALTIES WITHIN DAYS AND WE ANNOUNCED NAMES AND PICTURES OF THE FALLEN. KENYA UNTIL NOW NOT AND NIGERIA HIDE ITS OWN SPECIAL FORCES CASUALTIES

SANDF....WAITING FOR YOUR SPIN DOCTOR @AUGUSTUS TO DEFEND

our NIGERIAN GALLANT FEMALE CAPTAIN K9 SECTION .... can you compare any female SANDF FEMALE OFFICER WITH HER...

NIGERIANS DONT SEIZE TO AMAZE...PREVIOUS PIC SHOW FEMALE FIGHTER PILOTS AND YOU SHOW CASE A K-9 FEMALE OFFICER

SANDF...STOP CLOWNING AS I AM NOT COMEDIAN...I HAVE SHOWN A LOT OF WOMEN INCLUDING BATTALION

SANDF A BETTER FORCE THAN NIGERIA WHETHER LIKE IT OR NOT

SANDF CANT BE COMPARE WITH A FORCE THAT CANNOT EVEN DESIGN AN ARTILLERY PIECE

professionalism is not by uploading pictures of equipments not in use it is by uploading pictures of live action from the frontlines....

Henry240:


-You're the best with your 9 Gripen Pilots

$40 million Search and Rescue Helicopter

-And “According to the Review the SANDF is in a
critical state of decline, is unsustainable and prime mission
equipment, especially in the landward force, faces block
obsolescence. “Ammunition stocks are depleted,
infrastructure is falling apart, skilled staff is leaving and the
arms of the various services operate in silos and are unable
to manage basic procurement, which is centralised and run
by the deputy director-general in the Defence Secretariat.”




South-African Stup1dity at it's finest

The last time I checked such a report of nine pilots was made in 2010 hardly a year after SA received its first batch of Gripens. So since then SAAF has been standing idle doing nothing to increase its number of pilots. Recruitments were made and some pilots were sent to Cuba and Russia. That is what I call progress.

SANDF ONLY INSULTS AND UNSUBSTANTIATED CLAIMS AND HOT AIR WOULD BE THE ORDER OF THE DAY FROM YOUR CLAY FEET GIANT..NOTHING TO SHOW ABSOLUTE NOTHING

Thiza:
SANDF...STOP CLOWNING AS I AM NOT COMEDIAN...I HAVE SHOWN A LOT OF WOMEN INCLUDING BATTALION

women that dont know where the frontline is.... lmao.... u never seize to amaze me.... please don't compare gallant female officers of the Nigerian forces (battle tested) to female cooks of the SANDF that were jhs given training on hw to march

SANDF....HAHAHAHAH NOTHING I REPEAT NOTHING.....BEST ARMIES LIKE SOUTH KOREA HAS NOT FOUGHT ANY WAR IN THE LAST 55 YEARS BUT STILL THE BEST IN COMPARISON WITH YOUR RAG TAG ARMY

THESE PHOTOS ARE BREAKING YOUR SILLY JELOUSY HEARTS.....EAT YOUR HEART OUT...AS MANY NIGERIANS CAN SEE YOU ARE NOT AMONGST TOP LEAGUES