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Kudos bro for this comment

It’s not.

The most american commnent that i have ever seen

This is what you say when you don't have update. The Nigerian air force is not a political party exhibit. If they can have tucano jets how special are these choppers? Sometimes you all say things without indepth thinking. Nigerian Air force is about to be the third largest in Africa.

​@@emmanuelogundipe3328 Since you have update...why don't you tell me how many T-129s the Nigerian Air Force has in it's possession? My indepth thinking prompts me to say things based on the facts in any video - for this one, I'm seeing just one(1) T-129 Helicopter on ceremonial display with so many national flags on pole masts.(Aircraft can be hired for an event). You said the Nigerian Air Force is about to be the third largest in Africa...indeed, true when they can't maintain a constant Air-to-ground combat support with these Attack helicopters for troops on ground fighting insurgency. Do you see the level of insurgency all over Nigeria, mostly now in the North West and North East, even Boko Haram that was dead has resurfaced.

As I want to strongly believe this aircraft on display belongs to the NAF... but again @ekeneekwunife8696... you are spot on bcos with the line up of fighter jets and attack aircrafts on the NAF's hangers, I wonder why the country is still riddled with local/regional terrorists. Nigeria is not in any war or in any military joint alliance in some remote peace keeping. Meaning we have all our arsenal on ground and battle ready... so wtf are these terrorists not over run and squashed? The only answer is bcos some of the military bosses and some politicians are accomplices Q.E.D

@@emmanuelogundipe3328 Nigerian Air Force, third largest in Africa indeed...an Air Force that has so much Riflemen than Aircraft as its asset.

@@YnOt-4 I have no doubts...the aircraft could belong to NAF, Nigeria is rich to buy them...but my point is Nigeria is a very funny country, where anything can happen. Let's look at a situation whereby maybe let's say they bought only 6 Helicopters for now...and one(1) is been reserved for Mr President as escort... another one(1) is reserved for CDS...then another one(1) for Air Marshall of NAF... the remaining three(3) combined is what you have for the 36 states in combating insurgency. An Air Force role is very important and should be in sync with an Army's ground operations constantly. In order to minimize ambush on troops and for a successful safe conduct ground offensives - there has to be a 'Close Air Support' from mostly Attack Helicopters escorting troops. The level of insurgency now in states like Niger, Zamfara, Kogi, Katsina, Plateau, Kebbi and Nasarawa is very alarming.

The American Apache is super expensive to purchase and maintained. Better to buy cheaper but quality ones from Russia, China, India and Turkey

​@@GoldenPrincess33-cj5itSo you think we can't own them? Go and check the list of Nigerian air force armoury. You'll see some choppers that will amaze you. No matter how expensive they'll buy them. As a matter of fact over forty aircrafts are on demand by the Nigerian air force and will be delivered soon.

Actually it is nicknamed "Turkish Apache"

@@GoldenPrincess33-cj5it yes it is and I dont think America will even be willing to sell such an attack helicopter to Nigeria…Obama blocked the sale of Super Tucano aircraft to Nigeria citing Human Rights violations by the Nigerian Army and Biden who was d vice president den won’t sell now…Trump took a different stance that’s why we got the aircraft….America will overlook human rights when it comes to Israel, Saudi Arabia etc and sell to them but Nigeria…they won’t…so it’s better we look to Turkey for more military partnerships than America

Yes

@@defcon1africa676 That’s nice 😊

Try to get yourself educated before exposing yourself to be among the ignorant lot. These helicopters (6 of them) were ordered in 2021, and they were to be built from scratch to finish as brand new. Do you know how long it will take to build such complex helicopters, test run them, equip them with required systems and deliver them to Nigeria. You think they just copy and paste them like on computer…?? 2 of them has already been delivered, you are not happy that Turkiye did not delay Nigeria like hypocrite America

@@ayomidebusari5881Oga u be Mumu, you think entertaining mediocrity is going to take Nigeria away from medieval age, or are you talking about the same helicopters that turkey produced in mass and as big as Nigeria is it was only able to order six while members of reps pocketed the rest of the money. For how many years now has Nigeria been graduating students that they still can’t produce their own helicopters? The problem is most Africans needs an overhaul of self consciousness 🤦🏾‍♂️

Thank God you're an African too.. All of us dey the same pot.. You better know what you're saying

@@letloveleadquan2971 It’s now I know you are not just ignorant, but you can’t even use your head to think properly. You want to compare the tech advancement in Türkiye to the tech advancement in Nigeria…?? Türkiye is an European country, it literally got help from an European company in Italy in the development and production of these helicopters. Even the “mass production” of the Atak helicopters that you claim, Türkiye made no more than 70 units for itself since it started production in 2014, it’s been 10 years now. And have you ever thought to yourself why Nigeria only ordered 6. Are you the one providing money for the federal government to reserve as defence budget…?? Do you think the federal government don’t have other projects to fund with money. You are the real MUMU here