Nigeria Acquires New Fighter Jets

JF-17 thunder....is one of military equipment Nigeria has finished arrangement to receive. the 3 of this jet will be delivered to Nigerian Airforce at the cost of $25 million each,currently Expansion projects are carried out at some Military base across the country to enable them to accommodate the Jet

President Muhammadu Buhari has also completed Arrangement with the Russians for purchase of 2 Mi35 helicopters

Also the Airforce is waiting for delivery of over 14 Super Mushack trainer aircraft to complement its declining set

PDP GOVERNMENT, ITS SECURITY AGENTS AND THE THEORY OF "YES, IT IS POSSIBLE"

By Com Jasper Azuatalam

This is one sentence that is rampant in Nigeria under PDP government, "yes, it is possible". It has become the response of the, helpless, gullible and those that have fallen to deceit. It started with fair stories to weird stories and then incredible stories. Imagine, a man was eating Amala and ewedu soup and suddenly he swallowed a razor blade and died, "yes, it is possible". Then, another man died and we were told, he was eating fufu and agbono soup and suddenly, he swallowed a knife. 

"Yes, it is possible". Isn’t it, the knife may have fallen into the soup when it was being cooked. Now, the other man died and we heard he was drinking a cup of coffee and suddenly swallowed a pistol. "Yes, it is possible". The coffee may have been prepared by a soldier and his pistol fell inside the coffee while preparing it. Isn’t it possible? Surely, it is in Nigeria.

Fuel subsidy increased from #600 billion in 2010 to #2.7 trillion in 2011 an election year. "Yes, it is possible". Our population may have quadrupled that year. A handcuffed and hungry Boko harram suspect dispossessed an SSS official who came to feed him of his pistol and took over the entire SSS headquarters with the pistol causing a jail break. 

SENATE: ‘HELICOPTERS FERRY IN ARMS, ATTACKERS’

.This is being handled, DHQ says

Bandits and insurgents operating in parts of the North are ferried in by helicopters along with their weapons likely from foreign lands to launch their attacks, the Senate heard in Abuja yesterday.
During a debate on a motion on the violence in several northern states, Senator Abu Ibrahim from Katsina revealed that attackers of some of the affected places were not local people but were air-dropped from somewhere else along with their supplies.