As for the Nigerian Army having not having one, I am not entirely sure. I think it may come down to organizational requirements. My impression is that the Nigerian Army wanted a more light infantry focused special operations capability rather than a highly surgical unit
operating in very small teams, like the NN SBS or DSS STATT.
In other words, the Nigerian Army may have prioritized a model closer to the 75th Ranger Regiment or the Parachute Regiment than the SAS or CAG.
for another period before deploying again.
Generally speaking, in my opinion, that is how every organization or specialized unit in the country should operate, whether it's a special missions unit, special forces, tactical team, or whatever designation you want to give it.
Regarding retraining exercises. This is something I've wondered about, but I don't really have any sources I can ask to get the required information. I don't know whether the units under NASOC has a formal workup cycle (outside of what happens in Jaji), but if it doesn't
I think it should implement one.
It's somewhat similar to what the ONSA tactical teams reportedly do. I remember an account here talking about how they train, deploy, train, and deploy. Essentially, they have a workup cycle where they train, deploy, and then return to training
Bruh, as of today, youโll need 1,250,000 to purchase 100 bags of cement.
One million, two hundred and fifty thousand Nigerian Naira.
In 2023, before BAT became president, a bag of cement was 3,800.
This is not Reform!
Several Flood Channels Are Being Built on, Causing Flooding Within the FCT - Kingibe
You cannot construct on every space in a city, especially since the city had a master plan that totally contradicts that.
Senator Ireti Kingibe, Senator Representing FCT, ADC
I went and found the full Kick stream of this clip, and it turns out the propaganda that's being pushed is NOT actually true.
It turns out the European Spanish creep saw the drunk Japanese girl walking either on her own or separated from her friends. You can hear her likely trying to call out to her friends or something.
Instead of leaving her alone, they decided to follow her for a full 5 minutes, harassing her until she saw the African Nigerian guy, and that's where we see her call out to him for help.
The drunk Japanese girl ran TOWARD the Nigerian guy for help, because the two Spanish creeps wouldn't leave her alone.
The Nigerian guy then pressed them on it. The Spanish creep then decided to walk away and switch the script, trying to paint the narrative that the Nigerian, who was minding his business, might be dangerous.
FIELD CORPS : Musings On Tweaking The Force Structure Of The Nigerian Army
A DECADE AGO, we so opined. Oneโs convictions have remained largely unchanged