So an Elite US or Japanese or British unit will lose a physical fight or gunfight with a Nigerian Unit?
Your country has one Gold Olympic medal in its history
so it's not like you have physical superiority in the basics
lol even if he wasn’t attracted to her, what does attraction have to do with checking on your wife at the hospital? A kind person is a kind person, whether they’re attracted to you or not.
Too much Hollywood. Ground combat is all about how much protection you can give yourself. Protection comes with training and available logistics (gadgets, weapons, gear, equipment, clothing and so on).
Barring training, America has the field logistics that can swallow those of 10 nations combined. They never run out of it. African militaries suck at getting these logistics. It would be a walkover for Western armies if they faced African militaries.
The only thing African Military forces are better than the US Army at is beating African Civilians
They are inferior at everything else
Shooting.
Unarmed combat
Tactical operation
Even MARCHING
You underestimate the difference training, funding and research make. E.g., no African country has won the FIFA World Cup despite having talents in the best leagues.
It's worse in the military, where there are military secrets and some African soldiers cannot hit a 30m target.
we have not won boko haram, with their 2006 ak-47’s, na people wey dey hold snipers that can hit you 300 ft away we wan win for “ground war”, do not make me laugh.
Circa 2024, barely literate market women in Nigeria were asking their kids to put them on TapSwap. Millions of users.
Nigerians would jump on almost any app with a coin, driven by the hope of getting in early on the next Bitcoin.
@olusesan__tolu Personally I feel that the tertiary institution in Nigeria is more of a place where people can meet like kinds to help them succeed than a school they go to learn what they applied for 😂😂😂
@olusesan__tolu Personally I feel that the tertiary institution in Nigeria is more of a place where people can meet like kinds to help them succeed than a school they go to learn what they applied for 😂😂😂
One of the stranger parts of being an adult is realizing how many people have never questioned a single belief they inherited. Not even out of curiosity.
Nigerian media entrepreneur Mo Abudu has opened a London cinema dedicated to African and Black films, driven in part by her experience growing up in England.
Now, she wants to create a space where African and Black filmmakers can take charge of the narrative.
Physics (and knowledge) is an amazing concept because there's no way on God's green earth I'll panic if someone tries to open the emergency door mid-flight.
It's literally impossible.
Your biggest blind spot, You think everyone thinks like you. Has your values. Shares your logic. Sees your perspective. They don't. They can't. They're running completely different software. Half your frustration is expecting people to act like you would. They won't