LTGEN:

As long as de Man dey ease himself ( no 1 or no 2 ) O nce a day when him wake up , dey grab toto na human being him no be spirit dem fit pafaku am .

SamuelAnyawu:



Lol I wonder why his peeps are mourning him after he has killed several innocent people.

I knew Soldiers will never forgive him after he ambushed some ,72 battalion soldiers back then

SamuelAnyawu:



Lol I wonder why his peeps are mourning him after he has killed several innocent people.

I knew Soldiers will never forgive him after he ambushed some ,72 battalion soldiers back then

BabaOwen:
I wander how he was killed He already accepted amnesty earlier on, he surrendered... So I am surprise he was in a firefight with the army

This guy was really giving Fulani terrorist a good run for their money in Benue state. He is a pain in the ass sha, so is all good.

I feel he was set up

BabaOwen:
I wander how he was killed He already accepted amnesty earlier on, he surrendered... So I am surprise he was in a firefight with the army

This guy was really giving Fulani terrorist a good run for their money in Benue state. He is a pain in the ass sha, so is all good.

I feel he was set up

youghs:


Can you please explain what you mean properly?

SamuelAnyawu:


Baba Im very happy. His boys kidnapped and killed my friends Dad and dumped his naked body on the street

BabaOwen:
Dam!! The guy was very ruthless.

BabaOwen:
I wander how he was killed He already accepted amnesty earlier on, he surrendered... So I am surprise he was in a firefight with the army

This guy was really giving Fulani terrorist a good run for their money in Benue state. He is a pain in the ass sha, so is all good.

I feel he was set up

Kalapizim:
Military no send that one oga, this is justice for those he has killed.

SamuelAnyawu:


Man it was pathetic. You know what it feels like going to pick your Dad's naked body on the street broad daylight.

It's well shaaa

komekn:


First of all an ambush does not equate to immediate overriding victory by your enemy.

If you are in an area of contention, ambush is not a SUPRISE it's an EXPECTATION.

And if you are expectant then you are EQUIPPED, PREPARED to RESPOND OFFENSIVELY and seize the initiative and turn in into a victory.

There is a reason you do not see modern day combatants packed in the back of soft skinned pick up trucks.

They will be in a series of different types of Armoured vehicles. For instance the USA you will have JLTV, MRAP'S, IFV'S all with considerable offensive capability.

When you clear all the surrounding vegetation, trees, shrubs, long grass, etc You can see and be seen too, but it also means you also have nowhere to hide and or take cover, you are exposed.

Therer are different types of Ambushes, but going into theoretic description is not that important.

But our own NA modus opera operandi. The NA have a great belief in the strength of numbers so go into areas of contention bunched up in 50 + vehicle convoys in broad daylight.

They go on designated and well know paths and main roads. This approach does not require complicated intelligence to set up an ambush. In addition the vehicles they have don't give them any real offensive response and or protection.

Boko insurgents will have IED's, the obligatory Gun Trucks, RPG7's and the overwhelming number 90% will be carrying AK47's and light machin guns.

Most modern armies operations taking place in Sahel savanna. Will have a policy of not driving on the same route twice, most movement will be at night, and thier vehicles will be able to survive IED's, overcome RPG7's, and the HMG fire from the gun trucks. This makes a direct ambush attack to be far from advantageous.

For a RPG7 you have an effective range of less than 300 metres and with open terrain no obstructions. Clearing the grass around main roads makes it easier not harder for the enemy.

So if you don't go on the routes twice, using multiple routes and alternatives you are elusive to your enemy. These are all terrain vehicles, going off road is normal, not easy but achievable. Then you make it harder for Boko.

So now you face an ambush. 90 % of Boko small arms fire ineffective against your armoured vehicle. They might get one vehicle with an IED but they are well spaced. The rpg7's will not get through the cage armour on the armoured vehicles. And the minute you fire an RPG your heat signature is there for all too see, you are gunned down immediately with incendiary fire from cannon on the IFV or HMG on the multiple armoured vehicles you have.

You immediately charge through the bushes and long grasses you have elevation and can see them, coordinated ambush contingency plan in place, well rehearsed, nothing is SURPRISING. Any gun trucks you will outflank mash up or toast with the precision weaponry at your disposal.

At this stage you don't just REPEL, you pursue, overtake, decimate and ANNIHILATE they will never return. There is a need for retraining for some of our combatants IMO.

Look at operation Serval which started before opoperation Barkhan. Since inception in 2013 and to date 45 French soldiers have been killed in 7 years of combat. There have been several ambush attempts but not with any success of note.

I can not imagine the casualty figures of the NA over the past 7 years it could be thousands.

However, these insurgents will avoid the French and confront Malian, Burkina, Chad and Niger combatants at will and with no fear, WHY.

Our procurement priorities are wrong.

At this stage of our development absolutely all our gallant combatants should be in armoured fighting vehicles of different types.

BabaOwen:
Why do the Nigerian army love lying

You stop the convoy of an unarmed ex criminal that was granted amnesty, took him away, later shot him dead, and you're telling us he died in a gunfire nah only God know the true situation of things in the North East

BabaOwen:
Why do the Nigerian army love lying

You stop the convoy of an unarmed ex criminal that was granted amnesty, took him away, later shot him dead, and you're telling us he died in a gunfire nah only God know the true situation of things in the North East

MUTERIKA:
the thing spoil plan for person, I have been waiting since 2015, finish university, finish youth service and join, covid-19 just came out of nowhere. Now am waiting for stream II.

klhazhik:


What is Stream II?

Kalapizim:
Military no send that one oga, this is justice for those he has killed.

Valkrie:


But hope say when his boys start cutting off the heads of the soldiers in reprisal them no go come here they ask Nigerians to pray for them...??

Kalapizim:
so criminals should walk around abi

BabaOwen:
I wander how he was killed He already accepted amnesty earlier on, he surrendered... So I am surprise he was in a firefight with the army

This guy was really giving Fulani terrorist a good run for their money in Benue state. He is a pain in the ass sha, so is all good.

I feel he was set up