Henry240:
Our very first photo of a Nigerian soldier ,providing close protection. Although he's backing the camera, but notice his special forces patch on the right shoulder.

Also the bullet proof vest is a DICON jungle Cammi vest.

Henry240:


They have a well disciplined force, i never knew their military, Army, was this impressive. They can make a dependable partner in the fight against terror in the Sahel region.

Henry240:
Also notice them in this photo. All the guys in DICON jungle Cammo vests and helmets, also armed with Tavor-21's.

Henry240:


Senegalese and Gambians are one and the same people. No difference, the same ethnic group, the same language, the same culture, also the same religion. Infact, for 7 years in the 80's, Senegal and Gambia were one country, Senegambia. The push-ups was just a sign of respect and loyalty to the incoming President, not the Senegalese.


The Senegalese are not also a hostile force, Senegal, Nigeria and Ghana only entered the country when the Gambian President gave them the green light to do so.

I don't see any problems, nothing shameful.

Henry240:


I've found them out. They are the Senegalese version of the French GIGN, Nigerian DSS equivalent.

Here are more

GreenandGold:


Henry240, we need to talk about some explanations you give.... They make no sense.

1. Same ethnicity =/= same political agenda.
2. Common history =/= common current interests.
3. Doing pushups in front of foreign soldiers =/= respecting your incoming president.


If I was the incoming president, I'll definitely sack all the mofies who sucked the Senegalese troops cocks - it's shameful.

tdayof:
Henry, whollup.. Edit the picture and ID out our guys lol. I can't see any Tavors.
They are probably guys from the Navy SBS, QRF to be armed with Tavor

Henry240:


Move the image to your laptop, the Nigerian soldier standing in front, close to the Gambian flag, and in between the armoured vehicle. You'll notice his hand is on-top of his carbine which is a Tavor-21. Look closely.


All the guys in jungle cammo are Nigerians. Easy to spot.

tdayof:

Seen. Thanks. We all can now see that our guys are well equipped just lack of close pictures.

Henry240:


I hope you won't need glasses for this one.

Clear photo showing a Nigerian soldier. I think he is navy SBS, he is holding an X-95.

Henry240:


I hope you won't need glasses for this one.

Clear photo showing a Nigerian soldier. I think he is navy SBS, he is holding an X-95.

rugged7:
Nigerian Navy SBS providing close protection for Gambian President

Brightwood:
Senegal and Ecowas should be ready to Be Action ready against Nigeria when the time is right afterall what is good for the goose is good for the gander.

Henry240:
Best part of Operation Restore Democracy in the Gambia is, the mission went well with no bloodshed.

All of the fun, with none of the destruction.

Brightwood:
Senegal and Ecowas should be ready to Be Action ready against Nigeria when the time is right afterall what is good for the goose is good for the gander.

GreenandGold:


Don't worry, you'll find Henry at Abuja's main avenue waiting to honour you with pushups

Hahaha...It's their type that drop weapons first

GreenandGold:


Next time you should send the military band and start playing gumbaya from the border gate.... No one wants to fight in West Africa

Brightwood:
Senegal and Ecowas should be ready to Be Action ready against Nigeria when the time is right afterall what is good for the goose is good for the gander.

Henry240:



We got all the military photos we wanted to see, with the added advantage of violence free. Win win for everyone.

bantudra:


you mean against buhari??.

ohh well..we shall see in 2019..

tdayof:

#Gambia: #Nigeria navy special forces guarding entrance to runway area for #Barrow's arrival. Journalists waiting to get access.

The flyby by our A-jet looked so beautiful.

Henry240:


Please post the video let's see.

Our guys look very good!

Brightwood:


Not just Buhari, could be a future president, I still maintain this ECOWAS operation was a Bad decision.

Henry240:


Dude, you were in support of a military action right from the start. Also, you're forgetting a tiny winny bit, Nigeria = ECOWAS.

We always make up 70% of ECOWAS deployment. Now, despite our issues with Boko-Haram, we have troops in Mali, Guniea, Liberia, now Gambia. We also have Naval assets in Benin and Sao-Tome. That's just ECOWAS, not all of Africa.