Bandit kingpin Bello Turji seems to be updating his weapon accessories, as he was recently captured wearing a night vision goggle. The unit is identified as a DT-NH9X, manufactured by Shenzhen Detyl Optoelectronics in China.
Though this particular device he is putting on is not military-grade, it is officially classified for civilian and hunting use rather than the standardized tier-one military equipment used by professionals. Because it lacks advanced military features like auto-gating, it cannot automatically protect its intensifier tubes from bright light. Turji makes a massive amateur blunder by wearing these goggles outdoors in broad daylight with the lens caps completely off, which will permanently burn out the photocathode inside and ruin the gear.
What makes this deployment incredibly striking is the sheer cost of the equipment being introduced to the forest. This specific DT-NH9X unit carries a steep commercial price tag of $2,500 USD per piece. Furthermore, the manufacturer enforces a strict Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) of 5 pieces per order. This means Turji’s logistics network had to drop a baseline minimum of $12,500 USD amounting to tens of millions of Naira when factoring in parallel market exchange rates just to secure a single shipment, completely excluding the high cost of international transit and illegal smuggling fees.
Behind this upgrade, his supplier and procurement manager are doing a crazy amount of work to keep his camp sophisticated. By deliberately targeting commercial, dual-use hunting gear rather than tightly regulated state weaponry, this facilitator successfully bypasses international arms embargoes and regular customs checkpoints. They handle the complex foreign exchange financing, navigate global e-commerce platforms, and coordinate with border smugglers to move these high-tech accessories right into the hands of terrorists.
This procurement manager is the literal lifeblood of the camp's technical evolution and needs to be hunted down and arrested immediately. Neutralizing this logistics coordinator is a critical priority for trackers, as cutting off the supply manager does far more permanent damage to the bandit network than fighting individual foot soldiers, completely halting their ability to acquire weapon upgrades and modern tactical assets.
CC:@secmxx
Bandit kingpin Bello Turji seems to be updating his weapon accessories, as he was recently captured wearing a night vision goggle. The unit is identified as a DT-NH9X, manufactured by Shenzhen Detyl Optoelectronics in China.
Though this particular device he is putting on is not military-grade, it is officially classified for civilian and hunting use rather than the standardized tier-one military equipment used by professionals. Because it lacks advanced military features like auto-gating, it cannot automatically protect its intensifier tubes from bright light. Turji makes a massive amateur blunder by wearing these goggles outdoors in broad daylight with the lens caps completely off, which will permanently burn out the photocathode inside and ruin the gear.
What makes this deployment incredibly striking is the sheer cost of the equipment being introduced to the forest. This specific DT-NH9X unit carries a steep commercial price tag of $2,500 USD per piece. Furthermore, the manufacturer enforces a strict Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) of 5 pieces per order. This means Turji’s logistics network had to drop a baseline minimum of $12,500 USD amounting to tens of millions of Naira when factoring in parallel market exchange rates just to secure a single shipment, completely excluding the high cost of international transit and illegal smuggling fees.
Behind this upgrade, his supplier and procurement manager are doing a crazy amount of work to keep his camp sophisticated. By deliberately targeting commercial, dual-use hunting gear rather than tightly regulated state weaponry, this facilitator successfully bypasses international arms embargoes and regular customs checkpoints. They handle the complex foreign exchange financing, navigate global e-commerce platforms, and coordinate with border smugglers to move these high-tech accessories right into the hands of terrorists.
This procurement manager is the literal lifeblood of the camp's technical evolution and needs to be hunted down and arrested immediately. Neutralizing this logistics coordinator is a critical priority for trackers, as cutting off the supply manager does far more permanent damage to the bandit network than fighting individual foot soldiers, completely halting their ability to acquire weapon upgrades and modern tactical assets.
CC:@secmxx
This Fulani kid, barely 14 years old, exposes how they’re being trained in the forest on how to handle riffles. He assembled an Ak-47 in this video:
I translated the conversation to English👇🏽:
This Fulani kid, barely 14 years old, exposes how they’re being trained in the forest on how to handle riffles. He assembled an Ak-47 in this video:
I translated the conversation to English👇🏽:
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@elonmusk Good Job, what about the provision of connectivity to Boko Haram terrorists, ISWAP and fulani Terrorists ravaging Nigeria remote territories and the entire sahel regions?
@arowolek@TojuWes See there are thousands of ways you can do that , including chemical reagent that can be deliver by Drones in the area 2km radius everything will sleep of for more than 5 hrs b4 extraction then what are you waiting for again ?