didgori armored vehicle 120mm mortar from Georgia.

Nigerian Defence manufacturers should turn their attention to building vehicles like these.

They can easily convert various light armoured vehicles to mortar carriers.

A vehicle like this would work very well with destroying BHT swarm attacks.

kabe1:
Nigerian made quick response and quick intervention vehicle. This one looks like it's for the Air Force.

yes it comes in three variant each for the Army Airforce and police

South African army Tank

Interior of a South-African army Ratel-90

More interior of Ratel-90

Proforce Defence can easily convert this vehicle to a self-propelled mortar system.

Vehicles made in Nigeria are increasingly playing major roles in the Nigerian army's fight against Insurgency.



Nigerian army Ezugwu MRAP 1 deployed in the fight against terrorists.

kabe1:
Vehicles made in Nigeria are increasingly playing major roles in the Nigerian army's fight against Insurgency.



Nigerian army Ezugwu MRAP 1 deployed in the fight against terrorists.

Nice picture and glad to see more of these MRAP in the frontlines.
But am still concerned about the weight of this vehicle, if it’s getting stuck during dry season when the rain has not started yet fully. Vehicles in the ARA II will perform when it comes with handling north east terrain.

bidexiii:


Nice picture and glad to see more of these MRAP in the frontlines.
But am still concerned about the weight of this vehicle, if it’s getting stuck during dry season when the rain has not started yet fully. Vehicles in the ARA II will perform when it comes with handling north east terrain.

I think the vehicle is heavy also, the Proforce ARA 2 is better but this vehicle is also a beast in it's own right.

I recently watched a video of a Turkish MRAP that was stuck in mud, a Russian MRAP had to tow it out of the mud. This is also dry season in Syria. Russian and American vehicles have also been stuck in mud. It is not unusual for MRAPs to get stuck in mud or sand.

The Ezugwu MRAP is a highly capable vehicle, it can take 7kg mine under the belly and 10kg under the tyre.

It also uses a very powerful Chinese engine.

kabe1:


I think the vehicle is heavy also, the Proforce PF-2 is better but this vehicle is also a beast in it's own right.

I recently watched a video of a Turkish MRAP that was stuck in mud, a Russian MRAP had to tow it out of the mud. This is also dry season in Syria. Russian and American vehicles have also been stuck in mud. It is not unusual for MRAPs to get stuck in mud or sand.

The Ezugwu MRAP is a highly capable vehicle, it can take 7kg mine under the belly and 10kg under the tyre.

It also uses a very powerful Chinese engine.

yeah PF-2 I know the army bought some but I haven't seen it in the front line....

Toju200:
yeah PF-2 I know the army bought some but I haven't seen it in the front line....

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Toju200:
yeah PF-2 I know the army bought some but I haven't seen it in the front line....

I meant to say the ARA 2.

#IFICOULDIWOULD

#MayTheForceBeWithYou
dopeness

QuietMynd:
Augagust reincarnated

Was trying to remember that name

Fineman87:


You will not hear anything from me. I can name weapons in the Army that nobody has ever heard of. And you yourself will tremble. So just chill.

Unfortunately, there is no info but someone once dropped a hint.

No source no date. I can type too

New Drone for Nigeria.


AAI Corp. gets contract to supply Aerosonde Mk4.7 for use in Nigeria and Uganda.

kabe1:
The first contract is worth $25 million and AAI will supply three Aerosonde for use in Nigeria.


http://alert5.com/2020/05/09/aai-corp-gets-contract-to-supply-aerosonde-mk4-7-for-use-in-nigeria-and-uganda/

Use by whom?

Patented:

Use by whom?

My guess would be Air Force. The Air Force was supposed to get UAVs from UAE, but that deal didn't materialize.

With warmer defence procurement with the US, I think the Air Force has gone with this option from Textron.

Again, it has to be air force since they already have trained personnel.

NIGERIAN NAVY HAS ZERO.... ASHM, ASM, ANTI-AIRCRAFT, ASROC, HYPERSONIC, BALLISTIC, CRUISE OR WHATEVER FORM OF MISSILE THERE IS.

ANYBODY STATING OTHERWISE SHOULD DO US A FAVOR AND PROVE IT.

SHIKENA!!!

kabe1:
New Drone for Nigeria.


AAI Corp. gets contract to supply Aerosonde Mk4.7 for use in Nigeria and Uganda.

my guess would be the Navy or army..
Both are seeking for UAVs.
Why would the Airforce go for the drone against Tsaigumi.

kabe1:
didgori armored vehicle 120mm mortar from Georgia.

Nigerian Defence manufacturers should turn their attention to building vehicles like these.

They can easily convert various light armoured vehicles to mortar carriers.

A vehicle like this would work very well with destroying BHT swarm attacks.

Looks like Nigeria's Igirigi APC.

kabe1:


I think the vehicle is heavy also, the Proforce ARA 2 is better but this vehicle is also a beast in it's own right.

I recently watched a video of a Turkish MRAP that was stuck in mud, a Russian MRAP had to tow it out of the mud. This is also dry season in Syria. Russian and American vehicles have also been stuck in mud. It is not unusual for MRAPs to get stuck in mud or sand.

The Ezugwu MRAP is a highly capable vehicle, it can take 7kg mine under the belly and 10kg under the tyre.

It also uses a very powerful Chinese engine.

Watched the video Aldo.

kabe1:


My guess would be Air Force. The Air Force was supposed to get UAVs from UAE, but that deal didn't materialize.

With warmer defence procurement with the US, I think the Air Force has gone with this option from Textron.

Again, it has to be air force since they already have trained personnel.

I think the air Force would go for some quite similar to the Yahbon Drone..
And the Aerosonde is nowhere near u know...
My best guess is the army and possibly the navy..
My Opinion though

Komekn can we rest now?

Texman21:
Komekn can we rest now?

He'll tell u it's still a waste cos you'll still have to deploy another aircraft for strike..
So a combat drone will be preferable..

Komekn no vex o I just dey pull ur legs

Texman21:
Komekn can we rest now?

You wan start ba?

kabe1:
Please who can identify this vehicle, I have not seen it previously in use with the Nigerian military.

Confirmed, it’s the WOLF SFPV

lionel4power:
NIGERIAN NAVY HAS ZERO.... ASHM, ASM, ANTI-AIRCRAFT, ASROC, HYPERSONIC, BALLISTIC, CRUISE OR WHATEVER FORM OF MISSILE THERE IS.

ANYBODY STATING OTHERWISE SHOULD DO US A FAVOR AND PROVE IT.

SHIKENA!!!

That guy is a clown. Must have excaped from one asylum now everyone is concentrating on COVID-19.

kabe1:
The first contract is worth $25 million and AAI will supply three Aerosonde for use in Nigeria.


http://alert5.com/2020/05/09/aai-corp-gets-contract-to-supply-aerosonde-mk4-7-for-use-in-nigeria-and-uganda/

this is costly!

Toju200:
my guess would be the Navy or army..
Both are seeking for UAVs.
Why would the Airforce go for the drone against Tsaigumi.

My guess is Air Force then Navy. I know Navy are also in the market for a sea based UAV, and this fits ideally.

However, giving current environment, I think it's the Air Force.

The Air Force would go for this instead of the Tsaigumi because it needs a proven system, loiter time and urgency.

This is not to say the Tsaigumi is not a good system either.