GreenandGold:


Actually, you're dumb.

Having a platform doesn't mean you have the missile on it.

There's no SIPRI record of Nigeria purchasing missiles for those platforms. Case close. As for your J7, it's now scrap metal that's why you have gone back to your trainer jet as your backbone plane.... America of West Africa...

why did you call Nigeria America of W. Africa?

In my opinion, i think Nigeria is Nigeria of Africa.

tdayof:

This is a stick not missile.

giles14:

The guy just dey yawn rubbish.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNPV-csA7Yw

I am here to commend you for transforming the Nigerian soldier from the fleeing soldier to a fighting soldier"-Prof Usman Yusuf, CEO #NHIS

Someone is pained to hear this kind of news.

MikeCZA:
Can be brought back to a flying condition.

But this is Africa.


Hopefully they'll get some from surplus stock of European countries.

In the meantime, they could move the other 2 refurbished Hinds from Kinshasa to North Kivu. But, not going to happen. Just like the Congolese soldiers fighting in the Kivus have to make do with T55/59 tanks while T-72s stay with the Garde Républicaine in Kinshasa.

tdayof:

The guy just dey yawn rubbish.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNPV-csA7Yw

Kikuyu1, here is the video I was referring to.

tdayof:
I am here to commend you for transforming the Nigerian soldier from the fleeing soldier to a fighting soldier"-Prof Usman Yusuf, CEO #NHIS

Someone is pained to hear this kind of news.

To me Nigerian soldiers are not cowards and have never been, they didn't have the right equipment or training/tactics for the battles they engaged in, things have changed and it is very evident only a fool would still argue otherwise. Overall it was a very interesting day on this thread henro you should orchestrate such more often yunno

Life as a Nigerian foot soldier inside Sambisa/ on the front

Continued

jakeporeshenko:

To me Nigerian soldiers are not cowards and have never been, they didn't have the right equipment or training/tactics for the battles they engaged in, things have changed and it is very evident only a fool would still argue otherwise. Overall it was a very interesting day on this thread henro you should orchestrate such more often yunno

Nigerian soldiers withdrew, when it was clear they were about to be overrun, regrouped and counter attacked. Anyway, it doesn't matter, we simply rolled back all the gains the terrorists made in 6 weeks in what is a magnificent military feat by any standard.


All dose wan na wen some Omo dem nyansh don dey hot dem to yarn trash. Na 2 put dem 4 d sukaway wey dem belong. Ah no plan am like dat, things just roll d wey e roll out.

Anyway, I mak sure sey dem chop beta slap b4 I call off the routing.

The F7 that was called scrapped metal by someone uninformed still sent some BHT to their 72 virgins 2 weeks ago. Thanks to NAF.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xef_58OrByY&t=3s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KcD8jvMc60

solbil:


don't you fantasize flying other fighter jets? Whats up with our procurements of new platforms?

sure na, i have flown other jets too

Cameroonian airborne soldiers


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FcDCa9OrZBc


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_d4kdh485iM


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hr1_hx0Z9pk

Henry240:


Nigerian soldiers withdrew, when it was clear they were about to be overrun, regrouped and counter attacked. Anyway, it doesn't matter, we simply rolled back all the gains the terrorists made in 6 weeks in what is a magnificent military feat by any standard.


All dose wan na wen some Omo dem nyansh don dey hot dem to yarn trash. Na 2 put dem 4 d sukaway wey dem belong. Ah no plan am like dat, things just roll d wey e roll out.

Anyway, I mak sure sey dem chop beta slap b4 I call off the routing.

"We simply retreated"

Running faster than civilians isnt retreating.

tdayof:
The F7 that was called scrapped metal by someone uninformed still sent some BHT to their 72 virgins 2 weeks ago. Thanks to NAF.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xef_58OrByY&t=3s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3KcD8jvMc60

Strikes arent very accurate.

Its not built for this sort of thing.

Patchesagain:


"We simply retreated"

Running faster than civilians isnt retreating.

Unlike the South African army that fled without turning back, the Nigerian army reversed whatever gains made in a 6 weeks blitzkrieg. The African lightning war.

Nigerian Air Force

Henry240:


Unlike the South African army that fled without turning back, the Nigerian army reversed whatever gains made in a 6 weeks blitzkrieg. The African lightning war.

Lol, you had no choice! It was inside your own country!

Its not an African lightning war, it was a Chadian lightning war!

We wanted to go back, but other african nations lack our gumption. Or do you think we deployed Rooivalk, Gripen and 800 men to Uganda and Northern DRC for fun?

MT-LB. Nigerias wasted resource.

The design that would become known as the MT-LB began in the 1960s as a direct effort to replace the AT-P range of dedicated artillery tractors, which had previously been utilised in the 1950s to tow 85 mm D-48 and 100 mm T-12 field guns.

Expanding on the tried and tested PT-76 chassis, the replacement vehicle for the AT-P was spearheaded by the distinguished Kharkov tractor plant, with two key principles in mind. The first was an emphasis on very slim and low silhouettes, evidenced by the MT-LB's very squat profile, lacking any turret save for a lone single man MG position. The other principle was the need to allow the vehicle to cross water bodies under its own power, being buoyant and able to move through water via the movement of its tracks.

The original unarmoured model was simply called the MT-L, whereas the ubiquitous MT-LB had up to 14 mm of welded steel for protection. Following its debut in Moscow parades in 1970, where NATO quickly attached the moniker of "M1970", it began to appear in substantial quantities in both the Soviet Union and export partners, branching out from its intended role of artillery transport to everything from combat engineering to ambulance work.

Where it would be most commonly employed, however, was in a taxi role, as it could fit up to 10 or 11 soldiers with two crew members inside a relatively spacious canvas lined compartment with NBC protection. In fact, both former communist countries such as Poland or Bulgaria, and the Russian Federation continue to maintain fleets, with the latter boasting 1500 MT-LBs in restored condition.

Patchesagain:


Lol, you had no choice! It was inside your own country!

Its not an African lightning war, it was a Chadian lightning war!

We wanted to go back, but other african nations lack our gumption. Or do you think we deployed Rooivalk, Gripen and 800 men to Uganda and Northern DRC for fun?

So much pain!!


"Nigeria No! Nigeria No, No, No, Noooooooooooooo!!!!!.......... Wakes up panting and sweating heavily"

" And his girlfriend.... No, he doesn't have any, his mother rushes into his room to console him- No son, it's not a dream, it's actual reality". It's the Nigeria dominated Africa we must learn to live in!!


This is how your nights usually are i imagine.

Without a doubt, it is not a glamourous vehicle, but it played an important part in the Soviet Army of the 1970s-1990s and an absolutely critical one in the arsenals of Warsaw Pact members such as East Germany and Poland.

The many, many variants of the vehicle, both for export and for specialised domestic use, are too many to count here, but it seemed that the humble MT-LB could be modded to fit every single vehicular role out there - as tank destroyers, transports, tractors and command posts.

When NATO and the west first caught wind of the MT-LB in the 1970s, the first question that came to the minds of military planners was why the Soviet Union was producing the MT-LB, albeit in lesser numbers, when the excellent BMP was already in service.

In hindsight, it is quite clear that a similar armed APC role was not envisioned for the MT-LB, but rather a versatile motor to support operations of all varieties with limited industrial and technological strain. The MT-LB certainly succeeded in this respect.

Henry240:


[s]So much pain!!


"Nigeria No! Nigeria No, No, No, Noooooooooooooo!!!!!.......... Wakes up panting and sweating heavily"


This is how your nights usually are i imagine.[/s]

Be better

Patchesagain:


Lol, you had no choice! It was inside your own country!

Its not an African lightning war, it was a Chadian lightning war!

[s]We wanted to go back, but other african nations lack our gumption. Or do you think we deployed Rooivalk, Gripen and 800 men to Uganda and Northern DRC for fun?[/s]

To fight hungry thugs? To fight rebels who are kids and still give the same excuse on finished ammunitions?.

Common we Nigerians accept our past but we're stronger than ever.

tdayof:


To fight hungry thugs? To fight rebels who are kids and still give the same excuse on finished ammunitions?.

Common we Nigerians accept our past but we're stronger than ever.

Are you talking about Boko Haram or Seleka?

AMISOM UPDF

Patchesagain:


Are you talking about Boko Haram or Seleka?

The same kids your guys fought in CAR and went out of armor.


Moreover, why do you love arguments?

Henry240:


Nigerian soldiers withdrew, when it was clear they were about to be overrun, regrouped and counter attacked. Anyway, it doesn't matter, we simply rolled back all the gains the terrorists made in 6 weeks in what is a magnificent military feat by any standard.


All dose wan na wen some Omo dem nyansh don dey hot dem to yarn trash. Na 2 put dem 4 d sukaway wey dem belong. Ah no plan am like dat, things just roll d wey e roll out.

Anyway, I mak sure sey dem chop beta slap b4 I call off the routing.

Half a battalion ran away to Cameroon and some applied for asylum... It's an act of coward.

... Your own Courts found them guilty of being cowards

tdayof:

The same kids your guys fought in CAR and went out of armor.

Moreover, why do you love arguments?

We killed 600 out of 3000 in less than 24hrs...
Nigeria lost 4000 troops just trying to cross a baifran river
COWARDS!!!

ActivateKruger:


[s]Half a battalion ran away to Cameroon and some applied for asylum... It's an act of coward.[/s]
... Your own Courts found them guilty of being cowards

Tell that to your wimps

From bully boys to wimps: the decline of SA's military
It is a good thing that Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe do not seem to have any territorial ambitions, because if they chose to annex a few South African provinces, the defence force would be hard-pressed to stop them especially if Lesotho decided to get into the action
http://mg.co.za/article/2012-05-04-lack-of-funds-leaves-sa-vulnerable

SANDF ran out of armor fighting children Rebels. You need more target practice.

http://m.news24.com/news24/Archives/City-Press/We-ran-out-of-ammo-20150429

tdayof:


To fight hungry thugs? To fight rebels who are kids and still give the same excuse on finished ammunitions?.

Common we Nigerians accept our past but we're stronger than ever.

In case you're not aware, Seleka is not South Africa's problem. Boko Haram is your problem raping and killing your own blood and flesh.... Your trauma is gonna last for decades.

ActivateKruger:


In case you're not aware, Seleka is not South Africa's problem. Boko Haram is your problem raping and killing your own blood and flesh.... Your trauma is gonna last for decades.

Silly excuse. If it's not, why deploy troops?

ActivateKruger:


We killed 600 out of 3000 in less than 24hrs...

Nigeria lost 4000 troops just trying to cross a baifran river

COWARDS!!!

You fought with kids!!!!!!! You killed child soldiers.

Many of the rebels were “only children”, an SA National Defence Force (SANDF) source close to the military’s controversial Central African Republic (CAR) deployment told City Press’ sister newspaper, Rapport.