ssaengine:
Starstreak SAM. SA Army.

Henry240:

You do know i'm 6ft2 right?

If you didn't, now you do!

Henry240:

You do know i'm 6ft2 right?

If you didn't, now you do!

Henry240:

You do know i'm 6ft2 right?

If you didn't, now you do!

lionel4power:
First time I'm seeing those.


The starstreak was a revolutionary design during its time.

The clutch system on the three darts are really cool

gottfried21:

We’re literally the same height

Covert1:
President of Namibia Hage Geingob following on the heels of Macron of France visits Abuja. He said to his host President Buhari that Namibia will eternally be grateful to Nigeria for its liberation and it's Technical Aid Support.

abiodunalasa:
*Off topic*
The Yanks and their expansionism !!!

nemesis8u:




Donblvit

We need photographic proof like u r lady friends holding a measuring tape besides each of u.

That will be enough to rest the case

Henry240:




I've shared my photo twice right here in the past. Virtually all old members know what i look like.

I will not be doing that again.

iblawi:

I've forgotten how that picture look like. You can repost it again sha.

patches689:


Little known fact is that you can use Starstreak on light armor as well

Henry240:

You do know i'm 6ft2 right?

If you didn't, now you do!

jln115:

Congrats....so are many South African....including myself!

6.2 is average height for white males down here.

kenpaul0:
Height done mean shit (Henry and jln115)...thanks for the info anyways...lol

Henry240:




I've shared my photo twice right here in the past. Virtually all old members know what i look like.

I will not be doing that again.

kikuyu11:


GASSPPP! For real? That's a world record,the hottest I've experienced is 52c in Juba just before the rains. As soon as you leave the hotel and cross the street you return for a soda! I can't imagine how you survive. Dehydration MUST BE A VERY REAL THREAT!

abiodunalasa:

That's what they will come here to say... only for them to get to AU meeting and start voting against Nigerian interest.

Covert1:


No no not exactly but I comprehend your point. There are countries that never forget our help. I'll give a brief treatise just for you:

We saw the height of that during the tussle for the AU chair role and the Ivory Coast debacle during the Jacob Zuma presidency in SA who came onboard and felt his country is better placed to play the role of Africa's strongman discarding the intellectual foreign policy approach of his predecessor Thabo Mbeki in engaging Nigeria on matters of the continent. To do that he went beyond his country's SADC sphere of political influence to divide generally consensus support for the Nigerian position on many continental issues at great expense. This led to many firsts of some AU members states voting for SA' candidate instead of Jean Ping of Gabon. Jacob Zuma had just made a very bad mistake that would cost his nation.

Of course the retaliation was swift from Abuja which always has measures in the bag to keep the balance of it's regional hegemony. Until then Abuja was willing to wait and not displace SA from a place in the sun at least for matters of strategic perception and bragging rights. President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was miffed and immediately approved the rebasing of the national economy against all lobby effectively knocking South Africa forever into political oblivion and ending it's bragging rights on the world stage. It was a huge loss of prestige.

Historically however and to this day except for the position of AU chair for which it influences a consensus position which it believes should be held by smaller states, Nigeria has a deliberate foreign policy goal of promoting harmony in the AU and not appear a bully. It does not impose it's will on the choices of AU member states who even votes against Nigerian nationals for other positions at the African Union in Addis-Ababa.

Nigeria is the most influential African country. There is no other African nation with more influence on other African countries on a bilateral basis than Nigeria. When Nigeria means business Africa takes it's word seriously knowing it could muster the forces in the region to back it up with action either by economic measures or the use of force if necessary.

Covert1:


No no not exactly but I comprehend your point. There are countries that never forget our help. I'll give a brief treatise just for you:

We saw the height of that during the tussle for the AU chair role and the Ivory Coast debacle during the Jacob Zuma presidency in SA who came onboard and felt his country is better placed to play the role of Africa's strongman discarding the intellectual foreign policy approach of his predecessor Thabo Mbeki in engaging Nigeria on matters of the continent. To do that he went beyond his country's SADC sphere of political influence to divide generally consensus support for the Nigerian position on many continental issues at great expense. This led to many firsts of some AU members states voting for SA' candidate instead of Jean Ping of Gabon. Jacob Zuma had just made a very bad mistake that would cost his nation.

Of course the retaliation was swift from Abuja which always has measures in the bag to keep the balance of it's regional hegemony. Until then Abuja was willing to wait and not displace SA from a place in the sun at least for matters of strategic perception and bragging rights. President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan was miffed and immediately approved the rebasing of the national economy against all lobby effectively knocking South Africa forever into political oblivion and ending it's bragging rights on the world stage. It was a huge loss of prestige.

Historically however and to this day except for the position of AU chair for which it influences a consensus position which it believes should be held by smaller states, Nigeria has a deliberate foreign policy goal of promoting harmony in the AU and not appear a bully. It does not impose it's will on the choices of AU member states who even votes against Nigerian nationals for other positions at the African Union in Addis-Ababa.

Nigeria is the most influential African country. There is no other African nation with more influence on other African countries on a bilateral basis than Nigeria. When Nigeria means business Africa takes it's word seriously knowing it could muster the forces in the region to back it up with action either by economic measures or the use of force if necessary.

jln115:

Delusional......as usual.

Patented:
I saw the Video for this interview and it was both Hilarious and Mind boggling.

lionel4power:
to be very honest, this post is underrated...

abiodunalasa:

Mind boggling how? Pls elucidate

abiodunalasa:


With such invention... Whats the implications for Africa?
I mean White people colonized the rest of the world, and now they are having a Space Force... a fvcking Force in the Space!

abiodunalasa:

Lol
Gone are these days you talking about bro.

This present generation of African leaders don't give a flying fvck about Nigeria.
We lost the respect long time a go.

All they do now is come here and massage our ego so to collect whatever they want to collect... That's all.

But maybe we still call the shots at ECOWAS level. But on AU level... no no no!

I mean what respect do you expect when giant like Nigeria and tiny thing like Namibia are both going to the BiG powers with beggars bowl ?

abiodunalasa:


Chief you need to learn to act mature.
Learn how to attack the message without necessarily attacking the messenger.

If you don't agree with a point, then provide us with a superior argument, or facts.. rather than throwing the thread into a low level of animal instinct with back and forth of insults and degrading comments.

A faceless internet forum is not an excuse to act berserk.