agaugust:


@Fighter Pilot cannot even fly a paper kite

mzilakazi:
BOKO HARAM KILLS MORE THAN 90 PEOPLE INCLUDING TEENAGERS. YET, ANOTHER FAILURE TO NIGERIAN MILITARY.


http://m.news24.com/news24/Africa/News/Boko-Haram-kills-74-men-20-kids-for-refusing-to-join-group-20150306

MikeCZAR:
BH is not a national army that will be destroyed conventionally.

Remember their initial urban terr.or campaign?

mzilakazi:
THE RESULTS OF HAVING CHAD TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM THE BATTLE.


BOKO HARAM KILLS MORE THAN 70


http://m.bbc.com/news/world-africa-31757272


http://edition.cnn.com/2015/03/05/world/boko-haram-nigeria-raid/

FighterPilot:
Naijapikoon and rka, why are you crying? Monkeys

DieVluit:


Glad we have an understanding about the uselessness of your journalists.

DieVluit:


You and I are "like this". I got you man. I got you. You know, if it doesn't personally come from the general himself - in person - we won't even look at it.

Thanks man. Good deal!

DieVluit:


CAE-AVIATION Luxembourg, a leading European based Aviation Company has sought ties with the Nigerian Armed Forces in providing full turnkey Airborne Ground Surveillance and Reconnaissance services (AGSR) to aid flight operations and intelligence gathering, especially in the maritime sector.


Feel free to point out where it says that.

Cause "services" was not high-tech transfers the last time I checked. Even South African mercenaries provide services.

DieVluit:


More aid to the hapless Nigeria.

DieVluit:


Exactly man. In fact, from today henceforth the general himself should spend his time speaking to every single Nigerian himself. If it means that he will never sleep, so be it. Nx! We cannot have Nigerian journalists serve the public by making information accessible. They can't be trusted. We want the General and the general alone. Who wants to read a newspaper anyway when Nigerian universities know nothing about training...journalists? The backwardness.

rka1:


They quote defence HQ, so they can't make it up. Why do you think Major General Olukolade continually asks them to verify their stories before publishing?

DieVluit:


Even Africa has its own organisations that sell its stories, but ONLY Nigeria is NOT allowed to buy the stories because they don't know what they are doing.

Everyone else can be trusted to have the integrity to know how to handle foreign content responsibly. Not Nigeria though. You make sense. This explains why nigeria has a low free press score. They are mindless wanna-be journalists who can't be allowed to have journalistic freedoms. Perfect sense. http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/africa/nigeria-joins-journalist-danger-list-on-world-press-freedom-day-8601601.html

http://www.apo-opa.com

From today when you quote them on Nigerian "victories", we will refer you to these proud and well thought-out posts of yours. No one should use reports from Nigerian journalists. The unprofessional sods.

DieVluit:


Even Africa has its own organisations that sell its stories, but ONLY Nigeria is NOT allowed to buy the stories because they don't know what they are doing.

Everyone else can be trusted to have the integrity to know how to handle foreign content responsibly. Not Nigeria though. You make sense. This explains why nigeria has a low free press score. They are mindless wanna-be journalists who can't be allowed to have journalistic freedoms. Perfect sense.

http://www.apo-opa.com

DieVluit:


Meanwhile, the world of media sells stories to each other with organisations such as Reuters, Sapa and others selling stories. Journalistic integrity requires that you stand by the stories that you buy and publish.

Per your post, Nigerians don't have the journalistic integrity. Like blind bats they just publish without thought and they can be challenged on the grounds that they did not originate the stories.

No one else in the world can be challenged on that basis.

I got it.

Thank you.

DieVluit:


Therefore, nothing coming from Nigerian media can be trusted. They are copy and paste units who cannot stand by the stories that they publish.

I got it alright.

DieVluit:


In summary, because they referenced south african media, nigerian media cannot be trusted to know what they are talking about.

They are so unprofessional that they just publish anything and present it as fact without knowing whether they can stand by their stories.

Ok, great. That says a lot.

Msauza:



Yet, old apartheid pilots are cruising with their jets.

rka1:


Do you knows how many reports on theNigerian insurgency we have seen and laughed at because of their inaccuracies? No they wouldn't have the resources if BH had focused on Chad , they would have crumbled a long time ago. They are only making progress because BH are being engaged by the NA on multiple fronts and have been degraded by months of bombardment and SF attacks that go unreported.

Unless you understand the concerted effort to discredit Nigeria from various sources and interested parties, you will continue to be misled. But we know.

Msauza:


The fact that your pilots are not trained up to standard mercenaries were needed dummy.

saengine:


What Nigeria is the size of a city block or what? It's impossible for Chad troops to fight in one part of your country, while Nigerian troops getting specialist training in another part?

A body like the Institute of Security Studies is a well respected research body. Members whose day to day job it is to get detailed security and defence reports/situations from around the continent. With numerous high level sources. They just woke up today and decided to make a rubbish statement just for the fun of it? Okay

iterator24:
its an article by news24, you should have ignored it.

Msauza:



Nothing but the truth. Nigeria's sorties are flown by mercenaries just like during yesteryears in Biafra.

There are many reports that Nigerian air force has now been outsourced to SA mercenaries. They are the ones who do the bombings not Nigerian pilots.

saengine:
http://m.news24.com/news24/Africa/News/Ex-SA-soldiers-playing-major-role-in-fight-against-Boko-Haram-20150305

Ex-SA soldiers 'playing major role in fight against Boko Haram


[b]Cape Town – Former South African Defence Force soldiers are reportedly playing a major role in the fight against Boko Haram extremists in Nigeria after they were hired by the west African country.

According to the Institute for Security Studies(ISS) several ex-South African Air Force (SAAF) pilots were also participating in the war against the Islamist insurgents.The report said the South African team together with other military experts from Britain, United States and France had contributed significantly to the recent successes of the Lake Chad Basin Commission forces against Boko Haram.

"The former SADF members are definitely playing a major role in this offensive. They have been in country for a significant time already, involved in training some specialised NDF [Nigerian Defence Forces] units," a former military intelligence was quoted as saying.

Beeld reported in January that the former SA soldiers were to form the core of a multinational team of private military experts to fight Boko Haram.The report, at the time, said that the 100-strong team had been tasked with training the Nigerian military in a massive campaign against the terrorist organisation.

This came after a Nigerian presidential security adviser stated that Nigeria's campaign against Boko Haram was being hampered by "cowards" within the armed forces, signalling dissatisfaction with how the military is handling the situation.  But Defence Minister Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakuladismissed the so called former SADF soldiers as mercenaries and said that they should be arrested when they return home.

"The police have a responsibility to ensure that, when they come back, those people are arrested and the [National Prosecutions Authority] has a responsibility to charge them. There are consequences for going out of the country and provide any form of military assistance as a mercenary, not as part of the deployment by government," Mapisa-Ngqakula was quoted as saying.

Abuja has reportedly insisted that the deal had been cleared with President Jacob Zuma – and the ex-SADF soldiers now in Nigeria have likewise also insisted that their involvement was cleared at the highest echelons of the South African government, even if the defence minister did not know about it.[/b]

I never got into this discussion before. Just find it interesting that more details seem to be coming out.

Msauza:



Chad made such an undeniable and unprecedented progress that Nigerian forces has never achieved in their war against terror.

Msauza:



Chad was no where in CAR when we decimated child soldiers who were calling upon their mommies. Chad came later when we were already gone.


Yes, I also do have Nigerian blood me, that I don't deny, but I see myself as more South African than Nigerian.

Msauza:



[size=16]CHAD BEAT UP THE DOG WITH STICKS AND BRICKS AND THE DOG CRIED UNTIL THE OWNER CAME OUT TO PLEAD ON ITS BEHALF. THIS IS A CLEAR PROOF THAT JONATHAN'S GOVERNMENT IS FULLY BEHIND BOKO HARAM. IT IS USED AS A POLITICAL AGENDA AND A CASH COW TO EXTRACT MONEY FROM THE GOVERNMENT. WHY DID THEY STOP CHAD FROM FLUSHING OUT TERRORISTS IN NIGERIA?

THERE ARE ELEMENTS WITHIN THE CABINET OF JONATHAN WHO ARE IN SUPPORT OF BOKO HARAM AND WHO KNOW WELL THAT NIGERIAN MILITARY IS JUST A LIMPING GIANT THAT CANT DEFEAT BOKO HARAM. NOW, THEY WERE VERY CONCERNED ABOUT HOW CHAD WAS SUCCEEDING IN DEMOLISHING THEIR ONLY HOPE TO GRAB ONTO POWER. SOMETHING NEEDED TO BE DONE AND THAT WAS TO STOP CHAD. THOSE WHO MADE THAT DECISION MUST BE INVESTIGATED. THE REAL LEADER OF BOKO HARAM IS WITHIN THE CABINET AND MUST COME OUT, PRES IDRISS HAS ORDERED.[/size]