Vikkie14:
Two type security vehicles built by two guys from Ekiti, Nigeria..

Vehicles name unknown. Protection levels unknown. Specification unknown as well.
Pix 1, 2 and 3: 1st variant
Pix 4: 2nd variant

Not bad for a start. Am sure with time competition will make them do better.

iblawi:


Not bad for a start. Am sure with time competition will make them do better.

No offence, but it's a bad start. However, those guys aren't new, i've known them since President Yara'Adua's time.

Screen-shots of Nigerian navy's NNS Karaduwa and Tug Ugwu.


Karaduwa looks good and large, hopefully the vessel would participate in the year's "Treasure Guard Exercise" .

Henry240:


No offence, but it's a bad start. However, those guys aren't new, i've known them since President Yara'Adua's time.

really bad start.Nigerian banks can't buy this,talk less of the military

Vikkie14:
Two type security vehicles built by two guys from Ekiti, Nigeria..

Vehicles name unknown. Protection levels unknown. Specification unknown as well.
Pix 1, 2 and 3: 1st variant
Pix 4: 2nd variant

IF looks could kill
This is by far the most ugliest piece of shyt to grace this thread.

Vikkie14:
Two type security vehicles built by two guys from Ekiti, Nigeria..

Vehicles name unknown. Protection levels unknown. Specification unknown as well.
Pix 1, 2 and 3: 1st variant
Pix 4: 2nd variant

For the sake of time spent on this, I hope it performs better than it looks, and I also hope they are not nursing the thought of going commercial with this fugly design.

jteku:
And more more

Pic 4: was the only tragedy and lost of life witnessed

i suspect foul play

looks like the bodies were positioned deliberately after they had been killed else where

its plain deliberate cold blooded murder of an entire family

giles14:
really bad start.Nigerian banks can't buy this,talk less of the military

It's quite terrible. It's impossible for any bank to look their way. The vehicles looks like it came straight of the garage of the 'Adams family '.

sczeska:

IF looks could kill
This is by far the most ugliest piece of shyt to grace this thread.

I agree.

NNS Karaduwa as shared by the navy.

sczeska:

IF looks could kill
This is by far the most ugliest piece of shyt to grace this thread.

The problem i personally have with those vehicles is the Design and the wheel...too civilian. Looking like a vehicle meant for museum.
Can't say about its protection/security level, might not be compromised though.
Vintage vehicles.

Beautiful navy video from TV360, with Navy SBS fast-roping from a Navy Helicopter.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHE9vcWQsPA

Another video, this time from CCTV.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NimkVPKVwAM

Henry240:


It's quite terrible. It's impossible for any bank to look their way. The vehicles looks like it came straight of the garage of the 'Adams family '.

dey need to go back and return with a more tangible design

alittlebit old photos, Kahawa Baracks inhouse Garage

Henry240:
Beautiful navy video from TV360, with Navy SBS fast-roping from a Navy Helicopter.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHE9vcWQsPA

good to see them together.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBFZ4ni8-sg

jteku:
EXERCISE THUNDER BOLT

WARNING: Some animals were harmed during the making of this commercial!

Ah, training never stops .

Pics: Doug Drysdale, courtesy of www.saairforce.co.za/forum/

Fidha254:
alittlebit old photos, Kahawa Baracks inhouse Garage

Kenyan mechanics perform such sensitive work their identities cannot be revealed.

Nigerian naval personnel prepare to head out on training.

I spotted these today, two examples, both in black . Really cool LAPVs!

frumentius:


Kenyan mechanics perform such sensitive work their identities cannot be revealed.

Nah, from where I got them and how I got them, I wasn't sure if express permission was obtained... I can afford to be accused of a few copyright violations but revealing faces/identities of soldiers inside a barracks(where there are warning signs not to take photographs) without permission...that sounds more serious

Henry240:
I spotted these today, two examples, both in black . Really cool LAPVs!

They are all over Abuja CBD. I'm guessing you saw the black ones in PH ?

frumentius:


WARNING: Some animals were harmed during the making of this commercial!

It was sad, using a military jeep for family Transport.... May there soul rest in peace.

jakeporeshenko:

They are all over Abuja CBD. I'm guessing you saw the black ones in PH ?

Actually in Uyo, i spotted them when i visited there. They look very nice. What colour do they use in Abj and which agency uses them?

Henry240:


Actually in Uyo, i spotted them when i visited there. They look very nice. What colour do they use in Abj and which agency uses them?

The units I see in Abuja are all dark blue and are operated by the police.

jakeporeshenko:


The units I see in Abuja are all dark blue and are operated by the police.

Nice.


I wish they would also consider using the Ford F-150 chassis for their APCs.

Sudan acquires 6 units of FTC-2000, with Nigeria also considering the FTC-2000 as a lead-in fighter trainer.

https://twitter.com/DefenceInfoNG/status/796769835699027969
Ukraine has had a dubious past dealing with Nigeria, however this is the first time their No.1 Citizen in Nigeria ( The Ambassador) would submit a Business plan of what exactly they want to do though the details are unknown at this point, however the Ambassador stressed that the business plan could include Technology transfer.

Henry240:
I spotted these today, two examples, both in black . Really cool LAPVs!

Not heard much about Ingirigi APC any longer, did they halt production