iblawi:


We are not going over this again please.

GreenandGold:


You're not the US, not even in West Africa... Maybe I should remind you how much you struggled with BH. How do you think you can battle Senegal, Niger, Ghana and Cameroon combined? .. You don't have solid ground formations, your airforce only drops free-fall bombs, your navy doesn't fire anything above a 76mm projectile.

You're over estimating your small military muscle.

Airborne360:
man you don't know jack about our armed forces.

Patchesagain:



Are you rett,arded?

Are you saying 2500 Hind's are flying around the mountains of North Kivu?

Think before you type

iblawi:


PMB was a formal military man while GEJ was a bloody civilian. Although I will still say PMB tried because he had fewer resources in terms of government income and a very high exchange rate(155 to a $ now 305 to a $ officially) which would limit procurement of weapons. The best thing is just to make sure we produce most of our basic military needs within the country.

iblawi:


Mr miss informed, the Nigerian airforce don't just drop bombs, they have access to satellite imagery, ISR platforms and even PGMs just like many advanced airforce. It's not by how many Aircrafts you have but by how well you use the little you have. I believe we are far ahead of South African airforce with 26 Gripens jet but just 6-9 qualified pilots and 4 hawks with only one pilot who can land at sea. Every country don't fight war like the US. All that matters is that our strategy works well for us and many countries have been trooping to Nigeria to learn this wonderful low cost strategy of defeating terrorist.


And for your Senegal, Niger, Mali and cameroon invasion, all I can do is to laugh in Pidgin. You can add South Africa to the list too and I swear nothing would still happen.

GreenandGold:


Our Airforce can actually fire missiles, yours don't even have them.

As for adding South Africa on the list, relax - Senegal alone can curve you up, they have soldiers not selfie Skelewu boys.

Henry240:
I woke this morning, logged into Nairaland.com, only to find the tears, and anguish of pained South-Africas all over my mention. Nigeria sure does give you guys a terrible heartache.




I'm loving it!!!

Only one country is active militarily in 9 African countries, that's Big Brother Nigeria.

"Do you know, the level of political and military prowess that is needed to achieve that?", offcourse you don't , your soldiers ran away from the CAR after waving the white flag, they have also ran away from Sudan, as expected. I can feel the South-African pain, i don't envy you!

The tears of pained South-Africans is like fuel to my soul!!

 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YxPMNKwV9-U

Henry240:
I woke this morning, logged into Nairaland.com, only to find the tears, and anguish of pained South-Africas all over my mention. Nigeria sure does give you guys a terrible heartache.




I'm loving it!!!

Only one country is active militarily in 9 African countries, that's Big Brother Nigeria.

"Do you know, the level of political and military prowess that is needed to achieve that?", offcourse you don't , your soldiers ran away from the CAR after waving the white flag, they have also ran away from Sudan, as expected. I can feel the South-African pain, i don't envy you!

The tears of pained South-Africans is like fuel to my soul!!

GreenandGold:


In the meantime South African mercenaries are cleaning up your NE.... South Africans are hunting your own kind in your country while getting paid in your oil money...


We love it

overhypedsteve:
it can't? If the operations that brought down the Administration of Khadafi had been a joint diplomatic and military intervention by leaders of the region do you think Khadafi wouldnt have negotiated for a deal instead of having himself slaughtered on the streets of a county which he single he helped built,like a goat. A regional effort on the Libyan situation would have included plans for a successful and peaceful democratic change of Government like we supported in Gambia. But no, it was an ECOWAS operation so we have nothing to learn from it, even if a 22 year long Dictatorship was taken down without one shot fired. If simple Military exercises can find their way into textbooks on strategic studies as key examples on particular reference areas why do you think this "very successful" ECOWAS led operation cannot be applied. I can lost a thousand and one already messed up scenarios where this could have been applied. Even the OAU cannot carry out a Diplomatic and military operation simultaneously with this kind of success.

GreenandGold:


Our Airforce can actually fire missiles, yours don't even have them.... A single Gripen can dominate your airspace unchallenged.

As for adding South Africa on the list, relax - Senegal alone can curve you up, they have real soldiers not selfie boys.

Henry240:


Buhahahahahahaha, look at this fool, we turned your Special Forces into mechanics in Nigeria. That is what we do in Nigeria.

We turned the Koevoet operator into a mechanic.

I'm sure the Recce operators were used in toilet cleaning duties. Keeping the Nigerian military toilets clean and neat.


"Leon Lotz, a former South African Defence Force Koevoet operator.

Lotz is reportedly from KwaZulu-Natal, and was engaged in the support
and care of vehicles used by the Nigerian military in their current
onslaught against insurgency."

https://politics.naij.com/401378-south-african-contractor-mistakenly-killed-in-nigeria.html

That's how we roll!

GreenandGold:


Our Airforce can actually fire missiles, yours don't even have them.... A single Gripen can dominate your airspace unchallenged.

As for adding South Africa on the list, relax - Senegal alone can curve you up, they have real soldiers not selfie boys.

Henry240:
I woke this morning, logged into Nairaland.com, only to find the tears, and anguish of pained South-Africas all over my mention. Nigeria sure does give you guys a terrible heartache.




I'm loving it!!!

Only one country is active militarily in 9 African countries, that's Big Brother Nigeria.

"Do you know, the level of political and military prowess that is needed to achieve that?", offcourse you don't , your soldiers ran away from the CAR after waving the white flag, they have also ran away from Sudan, as expected. I can feel the South-African pain, i don't envy you!

The tears of pained South-Africans is like fuel to my soul!!

Henry240:


Buhahahahahahaha, look at this fool, we turned your Special Forces into mechanics in Nigeria. That is what we do in Nigeria.

We turned the Koevoet operator into a mechanic.

I'm sure the Recce operators were used in toilet cleaning duties. Keeping the Nigerian military toilets clean and neat.


"Leon Lotz, a former South African Defence Force Koevoet operator.

Lotz is reportedly from KwaZulu-Natal, and was engaged in the support
and care of vehicles used by the Nigerian military in their current
onslaught against insurgency."

https://politics.naij.com/401378-south-african-contractor-mistakenly-killed-in-nigeria.html

That's how we roll!

Henry240:


Buhahahahahahaha, look at this fool, we turned your Special Forces into mechanics in Nigeria. That is what we do in Nigeria.

We turned the Koevoet operator into a mechanic.

I'm sure the Recce operators were used in toilet cleaning duties. Keeping the Nigerian military toilets clean and neat.


"Leon Lotz, a former South African Defence Force Koevoet operator.

Lotz is reportedly from KwaZulu-Natal, and was engaged in the support
and care of vehicles used by the Nigerian military in their current
onslaught against insurgency."

https://politics.naij.com/401378-south-african-contractor-mistakenly-killed-in-nigeria.html

That's how we roll!

Patchesagain:


Are you rett,arded?

Are you saying 2500 Hind's are flying around the mountains of North Kivu?

Think before you type

Henry240:


Buhahahahahahaha, look at this fool, we turned your Special Forces into mechanics in Nigeria. That is what we do in Nigeria.

We turned the Koevoet operator into a mechanic.

I'm sure the Recce operators were used in toilet cleaning duties. Keeping the Nigerian military toilets clean and neat.


"Leon Lotz, a former South African Defence Force Koevoet operator.

Lotz is reportedly from KwaZulu-Natal, and was engaged in the support
and care of vehicles used by the Nigerian military in their current
onslaught against insurgency."

https://politics.naij.com/401378-south-african-contractor-mistakenly-killed-in-nigeria.html

That's how we roll!

chkil:


seriously ? 2500 hind in north kivu , my comment is clear and easy to understand . think before you type

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