africaken254:
all i wanted is to initiate a discussion on how nigeria could stop boko haram from going across the border to re-arm.alshabaab has also being doing that,by raiding poorly defended kenyan police post near kenya/somalia border and fleeing with vehicle,ammo and assault rifles.this is a war fought in many fronts

Have to say i agree!! didn't think your post had anything really to do with Terrorist content/ Propaganda....In fact i found it quite interesting, It might of been better though if you shared it in the discussion thread.

africaken254:
all i wanted is to initiate a discussion on how nigeria could stop boko haram from going across the border to re-arm.alshabaab has also being doing that,by raiding poorly defended kenyan police post near kenya/somalia border and fleeing with vehicle,ammo and assault rifles.this is a war fought in many fronts

It is almost impossible for Nigeria to stop Boko Haram from going across the border. As the communities in that region, on the border, are one and the same.

We also have to deal with the porosity of the borders. Building a fence isn't feasible in my opinion. A heavily armed border guard, and in huge numbers is would be the best solution to contain the scrounge.

jln115:

Have to say i agree!! didn't think your post had anything really to do with Terrorist content/ Propaganda....In fact i found it quite interesting, It might of been better though if you shared it in the discussion thread.

i apologize ,i will next time

Henry240:


It is almost impossible for Nigeria to stop Boko Haram from going across the border. As the communities in that region, on the border, are one and the same.

We also have to deal with the porosity of the borders. Building a fence isn't feasible in my opinion. A heavily armed border guard, and in huge numbers is would be the best solution to contain the scrounge.

Trump Wall!!!!

jln115:

Trump Wall!!!!

Are we also supposed to ask Mexico to pay for the fence in Sambisa?

Henry240:


It is almost impossible for Nigeria to stop Boko Haram from going across the border. As the communities in that region, on the border, are one and the same.

We also have to deal with the porosity of the borders. Building a fence isn't feasible in my opinion. A heavily armed border guard, and in huge numbers is would be the best solution to contain the scrounge.

boko haram and alshabaab are a snake with several head,you chop one another emerges.there is need for greater cooperation between states which are threaten by boko haram especially militarily. boko haram will seek the weak among those fighting them to re-arm.if there is something that has continued to undermine the security of most african states,its there porous and unprotected borders

Henry240:


Are we also supposed to ask Mexico to pay for the fence in Sambisa?

Cameroon!!

Henry240:


Are we also supposed to ask Mexico to pay for the fence in Sambisa?

there are radars which can detect a human more than 30Km and vehicles more than 100Km,technology is there for your invisible fence/wall (day light and thermal cameras that can see several hundred kilometers,buried ground sensors e.t.c) also an actual fence may be helpful,if someone breach your fence.it can indicate a threat is within your area.every day a patrol team will sent to inspect if your fence has being breached

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7ZR9yJF3bk

africaken254:
there are radars which can detect a human more than 30Km and vehicles more than 100Km,technology is there for your invisible fence/wall (day light and thermal cameras that can see several hundred kilometers,buried ground sensors e.t.c) also an actual fence may be helpful,if someone breach your fence.it can indicate a threat is within your area.every day a patrol team will sent to inspect if your fence has being breached

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o7ZR9yJF3bk

Free fire zones + helos

Nigerian navy ship NNS Karaduwa

Motto: Search for Victory

Length : approx 40 meters

Visual call sign : P102

Class : SDB (seaward defence boat)

Speed : 39 knots

Armament : 1x 30 mm, 2x 12.7mm, 2x 40mm grenade launchers

Nigerians tune to NTA, Special Boat Services are displaying at the commissioning of NNS Unity, Karaduwa and Ugwu.


Brilliant!

New Ship, 50 meters to be built.


Seaward defence boat iii

off topic :america is threatening to attack ISIS in palmyra if russia and assad forces don't

Egyptian forces in sinai

jln115:

The movie is set in post-apocalyptic USA, the film was only shot in South Africa....So if you want to check it out because you think it has something to do with SA, i have some bad news for you!!

another interesting thing which u might not know that it was produced by an Indian company

patches689:


tell me about it.

I say "hey guys, guess what...."

In response I get hit with a barrage of poo thrown at high velocity from two of our "eternally offended" residents.

Discussions are fun.

Poo flinging is boring.

Pic 1: how this thread should be
Pic 2: how this thread actually is

hardcore...you cry too much..white cry baby..

you want to be african or not...??


when did black people ever hold hands and sing cumbaya the ol day...??..
or you want us to threat you special because you have white-skin??..
abegi,park well!!!

cry-baby..!..

Nigerian navy NNS karaduwa

darknetcom:


hardcore...you cry too much..white cry baby..

you want to be african or not...??


when did black people ever hold hands and sing cumbaya the ol day...??..
or you want us to threat you special because you have white-skin??..
abegi,park well!!!

cry-baby..!..

and you are?

Nobody, nothing, no-one.

Go away, adults are talking.

just read an article about kabila family involvement in looting DRC,highly unlikely he is going to leave office after his term ends.i see another Gambia

Uganda people defense forces

jln115:
@africaken254 is having one of his episodes again!!!!!!!!!!

Give him some time he usually recovers in a few days!!

hahahaha..

patches689:


and you are?

Nobody, nothing, no-one.

Go away, adults are talking.

bähhhh... ...

darknetcom:


bähhhh... ...

Stop derailing this thread.

africaken254:
just read an article about kabila family involvement in looting DRC,highly unlikely he is going to leave office after his term ends.i see another Gambia

Thats the Congo for you

Why do you think the UN FIB is sitting with their thumbs in their arses, despite the environment being target rich?

Such instability gives him all the justification he needs to cancel the elections.

Henry240:


I can confirm to you that we are building a new ship.


I spoke with one of the engineers that built the NNS Karaduwa. In our chat, he said the navy is going to build a 50 meters ship, and the Keel of the ship has already been laid.


Apparently, the President would formally induct NNS Unity, NNS Karaduwa, Tug ugwu and between 20 - 30 units of 8.5 meters patrol boats into service in the coming days. It is during this event that the construction of the 50 meters vessel would officially begin.


Some of the 8.5 meters Patrol boats to be commissioned about to undergo sea trials.

I made this comment on the 3rd of december. My Navy source was right on the money.

I followed the Karaduwa project right from inception to today, commissioning into fleet. NNS Karaduwa clearly represents my highlight of this years military activity.

With official commissioning of NNS Karaduwa, Nigeria has shown she is significantly self sufficient in building vessels which are 60 meters in length and below. We can now look to adding more vessels of this size to our fleet, while we look at exporting to draw in income. There is significant market for exports, we can and shall make money.


The Navy has now gone ahead with building a larger vessel, hopefully we don't have to wait long to see her completed unlike the Andoni or Karaduwa. In 3 years time, we could be looking at building Corvette sized ships 65 meters and above.

With the commissioning of additional 27 Epenal 8.5 meters boats, we have totally eliminated the need to import Inshore Patrol Crafts, unlike in 2006 when 500 IPCs were procured from foreign vendors. Progress!!


Onward Together!

jln115:

Trump Wall!!!!

Doesn't everyone need a wall... If I had to literally pay money to make a potion that borders Mozambique, I'll literally do it. Mpumalanga Lowveld is literally flooded with Mozambican and Swazi illegals. In fact if we can do deportation the local population would drop by a handful millions and spare the land from never ending township sprawls (and illegal land occupation).


If I had to become the South African president, I'll literally make border security with Mozambique and Zimbabwe the biggest priority... The ANC is just too cheesy with illegals.

patches689:


Thats the Congo for you

Why do you think the UN FIB is sitting with their thumbs in their arses, despite the environment being target rich?

Such instability gives him all the justification he needs to cancel the elections.

UN need to be careful,DRC doesn't turn in another recent south sudan

US Army Soldiers were in Niger to observe and mentor the training cadre of the Nigerien basic combat training school.

Henry240:


I made this comment on the 3rd of december. My Navy source was right on the money.

I followed the Karaduwa project right from inception to today, commissioning into fleet. NNS Karaduwa clearly represents my highlight of this years military activity.

With official commissioning of NNS Karaduwa, Nigeria has shown she is significantly self sufficient in building vessels which are 60 meters in length and below. We can now look to adding more vessels of this size to our fleet, while we look at exporting to draw in income. There is significant market for exports, we can and shall make money.


The Navy has now gone ahead with building a larger vessel, hopefully we don't have to wait long to see her completed unlike the Andoni or Karaduwa. In 3 years time, we could be looking at building Corvette sized ships 65 meters and above.

With the commissioning of additional 27 Epenal 8.5 meters boats, we have totally eliminated the need to import Inshore Patrol Crafts, unlike in 2006 when 500 IPCs were procured from foreign vendors. Progress!!


Onward Together!

congrats to the navy,

as they launch this crafts from the last administration of GEJ, let PMB government surprise we Nigerian with a more vigorous approach to equip our military.

KDF technical school -tour

nemesis2u:


another interesting thing which u might not know that it was produced by an Indian company

Did not know that!

Nigeria

Caracal 9mm , build in algeria under licence

Niger