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ÀKÓBÍI BÀBÁ MI retweeted
Algeria's parliament has unanimously approved the deployment of troops to neighbouring Niger. This development is coming after a recent defence pact between two both countries.
The military units to be deployed by Algeria are expected to be tasked with securing oil facilities in Niger.
This will be the first mission outside Algeria's borders since the 1973 War between Israel and several Arab countries, known as the October War.
Algeria sent SU-30 fighter jets and air to air refueling planes to Niger in late August to help thwart a coup attempt that shook the capital, Niamey.
It appears Algeria is now prepared to project its military power in the interest of preserving stability in the Sahel. Reports indicate that the Algerian Army has launched a large scale operation along its border with Mali, targeting FLA and JNIM militants. As part of the operation, the Tin-Zaouatine and Timiaouine border crossings have been temporarily closed.
This comes on the heels of Algeria's recent efforts to strengthen its ties with Niger's ruling junta with the deployment of fighter jets to the country.
Now, Niger is of strategic importance to both Algeria and Nigeria when you take into account the Trans-Saharan Gas Pipeline Project, a 4,100 kilometre energy corridor that will transport natural gas from Nigeria to Algeria's Mediterranean coast.
Over 2,400 kilometres of the pipeline have already been completed across Nigeria and Algeria, while the remaining 1,600 kilometre stretch will pass through Niger.
Contemplate Nigeria and Algeria joining forces to battle militants in Niger that are spilling over the border, it would create an unprecedented, pincer-style military powerhouse capable of reshaping the security landscape of the entire Sahel region.
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If you have not put your personal affairs out there, especially on this app, please desist from doing that. There is no wisdom in it, for whatever reason you might want to. At first, it might seem like you are just doing your thing; sharing freely, living openly, or simply expressing yourself. But on a deeper reflection, there is no good return for it.
There are so many people out there who walk around carrying hatred, evil minds, misfortunes, and personal frustrations. They are often looking for something, anything, to use against you, or waiting for the slightest chance to twist your personal affairs and score cheap points in a public discussion. Once it is out there, you no longer control how it is received or used.
Protect yourself.
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Former Classmates Describe Killed ISWAP Commander as Unassuming
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I stated that the Salafiyya ideology is the basis for the calls by IZALA’s Dan Agaji (volunteer wing) to kill non-Muslims; furthermore, I asserted that the Salafiyya ideology is the root of terrorism within the Muslim world. Many have been insulting me, but take this.
According to a translator, this person is saying:
He should be given AK47
He would then go to Enugu
The land of the infidels
On Sunday when they are worshiping and clapping
He would then open fire
Rudu dududup (sound of gun)
So that he can klll the infideels
He asked to be given AK47 again
So that he can go to Jos
And klll more infiddels
That is the training
@OfficialDSSNG
@PoliceNG
ÀKÓBÍI BÀBÁ MI retweeted
Operation Blackout is taking the fight directly to the international cybercriminal networks stealing billions from Americans.
Our latest operation in Nigeria delivered:
9 ARRESTS.
53 electronic devices seized.
$11 MILLION in potentially freezable funds identified across multiple countries.
These scam centers exploit innocent victims, steal life savings, and operate across international borders believing they are beyond the reach of law enforcement.
They’re wrong.
Thanks to Nigerian law enforcement and our partners in London for their outstanding cooperation.
To the criminals targeting Americans from overseas: JUSTICE WILL FIND YOU.
ÀKÓBÍI BÀBÁ MI retweeted
EL LIDER DE LA BANDA HAITIANA LOS 400 MAWOZO LANMO SANJOU, SUBIO UN VIDEO , DONDE COMENTA QUE LOS 4 SALVADOREÑOS, MURIERON POR ERROR, Y SI HUBIERAN ENTRADO EN SU TERRITORIO EL NUNCA LOS IBA A MATAR, NEGOCIARIA CON EL PRESIDENTE @nayibbukele****
There’s this Ghanaian bass guitarist that went viral after his version of Serotonin dropped.
He will do madness with this song.
ÀKÓBÍI BÀBÁ MI retweeted
“If we do not remember where we began, how can we tell how far we have come?”
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The Nigerian Air Force is training personnel in Italy to maintain its incoming M-346 fighter aircraft, covering airframe, propulsion and engine run procedures.
The programme began on 13 July, with theoretical training in Turin followed by practical sessions at Leonardo’s production facility in Venegono. The final phase is scheduled to conclude today, 25 October.
An important step towards ensuring the NAF has the technical personnel to keep the aircraft serviceable when they arrive.
ÀKÓBÍI BÀBÁ MI retweeted
I might just edit my wife’s name on my contact list to “El Niño.”
She’s hot as fuck.
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Breaking ‼️ |
Huge announcement from the Nigerian Air Force today, revealing the procurement and impending delivery of:
• 6 additional T129 ATAK attack helicopters
• 1x H225 helicopter
• 2x CH-4D UCAVs
• 12x TUSAŞ Aksungur UCAVs
A major expansion of the NAF’s helicopter and unmanned combat fleets.
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🇳🇬 🇹🇷 | Just In
The Nigerian Air Force has just announced the acquisition of 12x TUSAŞ Aksungur UCAVs from Turkey.
With a 24m wingspan, a payload capacity exceeding 750 kg and endurance of up to 50 hours, this huge drone can conduct day and night surveillance, gather intelligence and carry out precision strikes with guided munitions.
Nigeria will join operators including Turkey, Kyrgyzstan and, here in Africa, Chad, Angola and Niger.
