The UAV is mostly likely owned by the UAE

Missiles of the UCAV can be seen.

UAE UAVs are known to provide air support to LNA forces.

Exit points of the rounds can be clearly seen on the UAV.

Tank Biathlon 2019

African participants.

Congo and South-Africa.

Malawi

Pre-deployment training to Congo

harley88:


Pls lemme know the Twitter handle and also other twitter handles that tweet on military news and all. thanks

Follow Africaken, then follow everybody he's following. That's pretty much Africa defence round up for you.

Nigerian Air Force regiment training.

Soldiers are transitioning from assault weapons to hand guns in quick drills.

Nigerian Air Force Regiment

Proforce Nigeria signs technical partnership agreement with Atesci of Turkey for the production of ammunition.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2O7cR7ihIE

If we look at the portfolio of Proforce Nigeria, they are on course to become one of the largest defence companies in Africa.

Henry240:
If we look at the portfolio of Proforce Nigeria, they are on course to become one of the largest defence company in Africa.

I thank God for giving Nigeria a company like this....At least we will soon catch up with the Big boys.....!!!!!!!

Henry240:
Proforce Nigeria signs technical partnership agreement with Atesci of Turkey for the production of ammunition.




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o2O7cR7ihIE

Plsss state how the partnership works I don't have data for the video and also state the kind of Ammunition hope rifles are included thanks

lionel4power:


There was a particular SAAF fighter jet which was made from cannibalized parts of another aircraft.
this particular aircraft was finally donated to a university if memeory serves me right..

the aircraft was named "half of something (cant really remember)

Thought you meant a fighter jet that was actually in service with SAAF....but anyway im still stumped though!

Henry240:
The Hornet is quite a good looking vehicle.

Wheels are to small and look out of proportion IMO

lionel4power:


RKA2

The only reference I could find was the Mirage F1.

https://www.saairforce.co.za/news-and-events/31/saaf-donates-a-mirage-f1-to-the-university-of-the-witwatersrand

Henry240:
If we look at the portfolio of Proforce Nigeria, they are on course to become one of the largest defence company in Africa.

It would be good if other African countires would buy from them instead of us, china, russia,....

Henry240:

Follow Africaken, then follow everybody he's following. That's pretty much Africa defence round up for you.

Thanks.... it's the Africaken with just 1 follower??

Henry240:
Proforce Nigeria signs technical partnership agreement with Atesci of Turkey for the production of ammunition.

Cool.
Hopefully it also awakens DICON to their responsibilities

I admire your optimism, perhaps in another generation Funny thing about catching up, those you wanna catch up with won't be stagnant, they are investing heavily in future generations etc , by the time you get to where they are now, they are already way ahead, if we truly want to even make an attempt, fix the population first, that is, massive investment in education, recruitment of brilliant minds once they graduate, infrastructure etc, bank loans with repayment period that's longer than 2 weeks with insane interest rate, it's a long road my friend, especially in a country like ours being led by people who aren't serious, wouldn't hold my breath, but anything is possible sha, in 200yrs

Toju200:
I thank God for giving Nigeria a company like this....At least we will soon catch up with the Big boys.....!!!!!!!

Sure, it's all about smart marketing strategy, they have to go to those countries and show them what they have to offer

Tinfoil:


It would be good if other African countires would buy from them instead of us, china, russia,....

Royal Air Force C-17 Globemaster III at
Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport today.

jln115:
Wheels are to small and look out of proportion IMO

There's no perfect vehicle.

Sizzorkay:
Sure, it's all about smart marketing strategy, they have to go to those countries and show them what they have to offer

I think Nigeria probably does not need any marketing, with them having perfected corruption and other vices to an art form it wouldn’t be hard for them to convince or coerce other African countries to buy. I foresee special offers like 1 for the price of 2, two for nine,...

If it were an ANTONOV or ILYUSHIN, I would be dancing, knowing some goodies just landed...
These Globemaster planes don't come with such goodies....
Maybe this is an exception (I doubt it sha)

Tinfoil:


I think Nigeria probably does not need any marketing, with them having perfected corruption and other vices to an art form it wouldn’t be hard for them to convince or coerce other African countries to buy. I foresee special offers like 1 for the price of 2, two for nine,...

Are you drunk?

mekussa:
If it were an ANTONOV or ILYUSHIN, I would be dancing, knowing some goodies just landed...
These Globemaster planes don't come with such goodies....
Maybe this is an exception (I doubt it sha)

that was beegs statement.

Are you beegeagle?

That was a stupid thing to say

Tinfoil:


I think Nigeria probably does not need any marketing, with them having perfected corruption and other vices to an art form it wouldn’t be hard for them to convince or coerce other African countries to buy. I foresee special offers like 1 for the price of 2, two for nine,...

Henry240:

There's no perfect vehicle.

you sure??

Because the rg35 is pretty dam close..... Looks wise anyway!!

giles14:
that was beegs statement.

Are you beegeagle?

No... I am not... This statement came up during a discussion with a friend... Maybe he got it from beegeagle.... I will find out and give due recognition to the original source

Not necessary but I'm sure y'all heard of the kidnapped Pastors some days ago....They have been rescued and that was Fast!!!!!!!! I never knew the police can respond quickly like this Here is a story for one of the rescued (The son of the late comedian, James Iroha, alias Giringori, one of five persons kidnapped along Sagamu-Benin-Ore Expressway last Thursday has narrated their experience in the hands of their abductors.



Iroha, abducted alongside four others narrated their ordeal at the police officers mess in Abeokuta following their rescue by the Ogun State Police Command on Saturday.



According to him, they were made to treck some 30 kilometers into the forest as their abductors whom he described as Fulani herdsmen, humiliated and tortured them with every object available.



However, their respite came when a police surveillance helicopter hovered over the area which unsettled their abductors who abandoned them and ran away.



Iroha said, “Well it’s an experience I wouldn’t wish my enemy because it looks nice for me to stand before you, you needed to see me when I got rescued, I was manhandled, I was roughed, I was tortured name it.”



“It’s horrible where this country is driving at. This gentleman shot for like one hour on the road, until policemen came and they ran away and they took us inside a forest till this morning,,



“I want to use this opportunity to thank the police because the pressure they gave them led us released. If there was no pressure they would have had a field day. Why am I saying this because where we were held, we were put in a slum; we slept in a slum with insects and reptiles; we moved like 30 kilometers inside the jungle where nobody has treaded, they were comfortable there, they have very dangerous weapons.



“They have different ammunitions but the moment we see police helicopter that descended above our head, the kidnappers took to their heels and started being panicky, they knew that some people were on their trail. I also want to appreciate the local hunters, they were always coming out, we used to see them, there are some areas they couldn’t get to because they thought people can’t be there but that was where we were.



“Well from the looks, there are somethings I can’t say because it’s a bit sensitive because the police are on the matter now for the sake of not destroying the evidence. From the language they spoke, they are pure Fulani herdsmen no doubt about it, I wouldn’t want to go further than that.



“They don’t know me, I don’t know them either, I was in a bus, in fact, they told us that they don’t have business with us, but the car they were shooting at drove away with bullet. The guy managed to go with two tyres and they turned back and descended on us, they picked us randomly, we never knew them from Adam, they just said their bullets will not go away they needed someone to pay for it and they took us.”)

mekussa:
If it were an ANTONOV or ILYUSHIN, I would be dancing, knowing some goodies just landed...
These Globemaster planes don't come with such goodies....
Maybe this is an exception (I doubt it sha)

I see them often in the Sky of Abuja. I think they are just on embassy run like someone had pointed out earlier.