“There is no monopoly unless it is protected by law. Nobody says you cannot establish a refinery. If you can raise $22 billion, go through what Aliko went through and build one, you are welcome.”
He further added: Do not sit down, invest in Switzerland, France or England, and complain about monopoly. Sell those assets and invest in Nigeria.”
— Emir Muhammad Sanusi II
The Nigerian Air Force has two ATR 42-500MP aircraft, like the one in the picture.
They can stay airborne for 6 hours, so if both alternate, they provide 12 hours of coverage, day and night.
These are airborne Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) platforms. They serve as "eyes in the sky" using advanced sensors such as the Leonardo ATOS system and EO/IR cameras to detect and track insurgent activities (vehicles, groups of people, or small objects) over long distances.
In effect, they can loiter and spot terrorists on the ground. Acquired data and intelligence are processed and shared in real time with ground troops and other air assets, like Alpha Jets and L-39 fighters.
So the ATRs are airborne, detect insurgents, radio their locations to Air Force jets and helicopters, which then strike them.
How is Nigeria deploying them? I saw a video where a bunch of young VIPs were using them for VIP travel.
Yes, lets assume this was a one off, but how do we know?
Nigeria’s Pride in a Battle-Tested General
Nigeria is indeed fortunate to have a battle-tested warrior like Lieutenant General Waidi Shaibu as its Chief of Army Staff, a man who has not only commanded from the front but has lived through the fire of battle.
As seen in the photo with Major General Abdul Khalipha during the Tura Takai Bango Operation in Sambisa Forest, General Shaibu represents courage, resilience, and leadership at its finest. He is no stranger to the thick of war from the heart of Sambisa to the treacherous swamps of Lake Chad, he has fought shoulder-to-shoulder with his men, confronting the most feared terrorists of ISWAP and Boko Haram.
As a Colonel, he led the daring assault on Wulgo, spending days in the Lake Chad waters, where he was wounded in action a scar that today stands as a badge of honour and proof of sacrifice for the nation’s unity and peace.
General Shaibu understands the battlefield because he has lived it. His presence at the helm inspires the troops and reassures Nigerians that the fight against terror is in steady, seasoned hands.
@DHQNigeria@HQNigerianArmy
As promised....my father's laptop from the 70s, I dunno if I should keep calling it a laptop cos it's quite bulky
He used it as a phD student in Florida A&M University USA🇺🇸
It's rated 110v⚡️ so I will need to find a step down transformer to power it up, it will just blow up if I plug it directly into our Nigerian sockets rated 220v🥲
The mouse looks like a grenade, but I couldn't find it
Technology 🔥
Yesterday during the Nigeria vs. Gabon game, while walking to the other side of the pitch after halftime, I saw some banners and placards, and I noticed some of them calling my name. I was like, do they have a Pooja Nation in Morocco?
But to my surprise, it was a very serious issue. Sigh.
One of the students said that the Nigerian Bilateral Education Agreement Scholars under the Federal Government have been abandoned in Morocco for over 15 months without payment.
The issue is so critical that they've lost one student to illness because they can't afford his medical bills.
I told them I would use my platforms to help them if the relevant authorities would see it.
Please RT & the relevant authorities attend to it.
Around January 2015. The wave of terrorists taking over the country was so hot and everyone in frontline even the Metropole can feel the heat and unrest is real and hitting really hard.
Now panic all over, why? They have taking over virtually everywhere, just Konduga, Biu and /1
The only reason why the Nigerian government is struggling so badly with this Trump fiasco is because Nigerian politicians are used to solving all their problems with rice, propaganda and DSS threats.
The problem however is
You can’t give Trump rice.
You can’t sell propaganda to Trump.
DSS cannot ever go near Trump.
And you surely cannot remove cameras to shoot Trump at Lekki Toll Gate.
So unfortunately, like someone said:
Tinubu don finally get problem wey rice no fit solve 😂 😭
We are done with the African Chiefs of Defence Staff Summit.
It was indeed a thrilling experience, we got the opportunity to network with international colleagues & potential clients.
Most people in the airforce are highly enthusiastic about our jet engine project✅
#Zedora
"They don't have borders in Europe but when it comes to us they say no you must have borders. Why? The division of Africa is what makes them thrive" ~Julius Malema
My brothers and sisters from Nigeria, thank you very much for rescuing Chidimma, giving her a home and supporting her throughout the ordeal she went through. You have thought Africans globally how we ought to protect an African child. Keep up the great work
No DNA just Nigeria