kabe1:


This is the kind of foolishness we are talking about.


http://saharareporters.com/2020/10/29/breaking-missing-plateau-cleric-appears-new-boko-haram-video-asks-nigerian-government


https://www.nairaland.com/6219054/pastor-polycarp-zongo-kidnapped-boko

kabe1:


This is the kind of foolishness we are talking about.


http://saharareporters.com/2020/10/29/breaking-missing-plateau-cleric-appears-new-boko-haram-video-asks-nigerian-government


https://www.nairaland.com/6219054/pastor-polycarp-zongo-kidnapped-boko

kabe1:
New patrol boats for Nigeria.

kabe1:


You are so naive, and it's embarrassing to read.

Let me take your 2 African examples, Egypt has received military aid in excess of 2 billion dollars annually from the United States since the 1980s.

1. That is essentially the United States operating in Egypt since 1980.

2. South-Africa does not suffer the sort of security challenges that countries in the sahel region suffer. If an American citizen were to be kidnapped by ISIS linked terrorists, the US government will send soldiers there.

3. I can't believe I need to reiterate this, the defence budget is the primary indicator of a country's military might, it is not the only indicator, but it's the primary indicator.

4. If the countries in Europe can guarantee their own security, the US will not need to have military bases there. It doesn't matter if you are an ally or not.

Israel is an ally of the US, but the Americans don't have a permanent military base there.

Dutate was President when American special forces operated in the Philippines.

You need to read more widely, the Philippines and US military relationship dates from before world war 2.

Nigeria is the number 1 security partner of the united states in West - Africa, Nigeria this year alone has conducted 3 major military exercises with the US.

Again you post reeks of a general lack of information & understanding. Terrorist groups do not recognize borders, this is one of the reasons the MNJTF exists, this is why Exercise Flintlock exists, this is why the G5 sahel security partnership exists.

The US Embassy in Nigeria clearly stated it was a cooperation, you have decided to read whatever meaning you like in the statement.

But a Mail & Guardian investigation can, for the first time, reveal where US special operators have been active on the African continent — and offer exclusive details about low-profile missions that have been largely kept under wraps.

In 2019, US Special Operations forces were deployed in 22 African countries: Algeria, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad, Côte D’Ivoire, Djibouti, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Libya, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, Tanzania and Tunisia.

https://pulitzercenter.org/reporting/exclusive-inside-secret-world-us-commandos-africa#:~:text=In%202019%2C%20US%20Special%20Operations,%2C%20Somalia%2C%20Tanzania%20and%20Tunisia.


I have cited sources for you, I have broken down my post in a manner that would ensure an ease of understanding. If you continue to remain ignorant at this point, that's on you.


Your last paragraph, most people in this thread want a fact based argument, citing credible and verifiable sources.

Claims should be backed up with credible evidence, not the sort of emotions we have all read in your post.

A fact based argument should be encouraged.

It is not a crime to ask for evidence.

Daverytimes:


1. What kind in your post but i really don't have the time, so carry on.

Ken006:
But honestly Nigeria is considered a hostile country by the international community because of the inability of the Nigeria security forces especially the army to suppress terrorism.
It has become clear that all the pics and videos Nigerian SF is useless as well as that flintlock exercise... Nigeria up your game. The truth hurts though so keep cool

kabe1:


Go and rant at DHQ.

This has become drab and boring.

Go to National Assembly, go there and cry for them.

Don't come to this thread to rant.

Daverytimes:


When you are outclassed and you can't make a coherent argument, this is what you resort to.

kabe1:


Really, this is pathetic.

I didn't read that hubris you typed above.

kabe1:


Really, this is pathetic.

I didn't read that hubris you typed above.

Deathstroke00:


Abeg don't reply him again, you have done your best, bunch of ungrateful and un patriotic nigerians, I wonder how we will move forward as a country when there are people like them

Toju200:
I'll advise you don't say what you know nothing about

Daverytimes:


Ofcourse you did not.
I think everyone has seen clearly your ignorance in full display, you can now go back to what you do best, posting photos and insulting people (I do enjoy your pics so don't stop posting those)

Ken006:
But honestly Nigeria is considered a hostile country by the international community because of the inability of the Nigeria security forces especially the army to suppress terrorism.
It has become clear that all the pics and videos Nigerian SF is useless as well as that flintlock exercise... Nigeria up your game. The truth hurts though so keep cool

Odunayaw:
Come back when Ghana has soldiers that have any better than skills than bodybuilding

I'm glad your comment doesn't count better than tissue else Ghana would have no Naval special forces till now

Odunayaw:
Answer honestly.

A scenario where a US citizen is kidnapped for ransom in the volatile Sinai region and is held hostage. Do you think the US will not operate in Egypt?

Daverytimes:

No, they wouldn't.

kabe1:
New patrol boats for Nigeria.

Deathstroke00:


Abeg don't reply him again, you have done your best, bunch of ungrateful and un patriotic nigerians, I wonder how we will move forward as a country when there are people like them

Lurker4Long:


How many vessels has Paramount now delivered to Nigeria?

Daverytimes:


1. What kind of stupid argument is this? I told you that they hadn't operated in the country and you are telling me that their military aid to Egypt is essentially the same as operating inside the country, what? you honestly cannot be serious. Maybe educate yourself as to the reason the United States provides military aid to Egypt and then come back.

2. They have shown to be competent enough to rise to such challenges and as i said, the united states has not operated within their borders

(Note how you could not dispute what i wrote, instead, you chose to make excuses)

3. I myself cannot actually believe you just wrote that, confirms your complete lack of any understanding of military affairs. Stick to posting photos and defending the Nigerian military.

4. Once again, a complete failure in retorting my point, you rather choose to diverge and make useless points. I told you there was a difference between having bases in an allys country (AS A DETERRENT AGAINST AN ENEMY) and Operating in said country, and your response is that "If the countries in Europe can guarantee their own security, the US will not need to have military bases there"? Again, what does that have to do with the United States carrying out operations within the borders of these countries?
(And you think that if Europe chose to that they could not guarantee their own safety?)

My lord, fact-based argument? your article is supposed to convince me on a point i never disputed?
You consistently side skirt what am talking about, you make other points that i never mentioned, then you post sources to support your point and then declare yourself the fact finder. A lot more ignorant points in your post but i really don't have the time, so carry on.

For those who only read bolded, HE NEVER ASKED FOR EVIDENCE. And certainly nothing I posted needed to be cited.

Toju200:

Murtala
@Murtalaibin
·
2m
There’s a story not often told, about Nigeria's Armed Forces Special Force (AFSF), an elite group of warriors whose operations were mostly shrouded in mystery.

Trained in Russia- Belarus in 2014, BH avoided contact with AFSF. 2nd was trained in Pakistan In 2017.

kabe1:
Nigerian troops conduct a simulation exercise.

kabe1:


You are so naive, and it's embarrassing to read.

Let me take your 2 African examples, Egypt has received military aid in excess of 2 billion dollars annually from the United States since the 1980s.

That is essentially the United States operating in Egypt since 1980.

South-Africa does not suffer the sort of security challenges that countries in the sahel region suffer. If an American citizen were to be kidnapped by ISIS linked terrorists, the US government will send soldiers there.

I can't believe I need to reiterate this, the defence budget is the primary indicator of a country's military might, it is not the only indicator, but it's the primary indicator.

If the countries in Europe can guarantee their own security, the US will not need to have military bases there. It doesn't matter if you are an ally or not.

Israel is an ally of the US, but the Americans don't have a permanent military base there.

Dutate was President when American special forces operated in the Philippines.

You need to read more widely, the Philippines and US military relationship dates from before world war 2.

Nigeria is the number 1 security partner of the united states in West - Africa, Nigeria this year alone has conducted 3 major military exercises with the US.

Again you post reeks of a general lack of information & understanding. Terrorist groups do not recognize borders, this is one of the reasons the MNJTF exists, this is why Exercise Flintlock exists, this is why the G5 sahel security partnership exists.

The US Embassy in Nigeria clearly stated it was a cooperation, you have decided to read whatever meaning you like in the statement.

But a Mail & Guardian investigation can, for the first time, reveal where US special operators have been active on the African continent — and offer exclusive details about low-profile missions that have been largely kept under wraps.

In 2019, US Special Operations forces were deployed in 22 African countries: Algeria, Botswana, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, Cape Verde, Chad, Côte D’Ivoire, Djibouti, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Kenya, Libya, Madagascar, Mali, Mauritania, Niger, Nigeria, Senegal, Somalia, Tanzania and Tunisia.

https://pulitzercenter.org/reporting/exclusive-inside-secret-world-us-commandos-africa#:~:text=In%202019%2C%20US%20Special%20Operations,%2C%20Somalia%2C%20Tanzania%20and%20Tunisia.


I have cited sources for you, I have broken down my post in a manner that would ensure an ease of understanding. If you continue to remain ignorant at this point, that's on you.


Your last paragraph, most people in this thread want a fact based argument, citing credible and verifiable sources.

Claims should be backed up with credible evidence, not the sort of emotions we have all read in your post.

A fact based argument should be encouraged.

It is not a crime to ask for evidence.

kabe1:
New patrol boats for Nigeria.

kabe1:


And you never deliver.

I think we would pass.