nigerian navy seaman protects facilities in the western niger delta
nigerian jtf combined forces (army, navy and mopol) arrive in scorpion mk.ii gun-armed fast launches (amphibious forces standard issue) to disarm warring ethnic militiamen in the western niger delta
exit from the bakassi peninsula: Nigerian army amphibious troops
internal security operations: Jos plateau 10 september 2001
NIGERIAN SOLDIER WITH CANADIAN TRAINER IN DARFUR at a training session on the freshly delivered MOWAG GRIZZLY APC. The NA owned a fleet of 70 MOWAG PIRANHA APCs before they received a further 70 units of the MOWAG GRIZZLY APC in 2005
MAJOR GENERAL AKINYEMI(left), COMMANDER NIGERIAN ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS WITH BRIGADIER GENERAL HASSAN LAI OF NIGERIA, CHIEF OF STAFF, WEST AFRICAN STANDBY FORCE
"CAN WE" DEPT.
FORMING UP AT THE LAGOS AIRPORT
EXERCISE JIGUI
MAJOR GENERAL O. AKINYEMI COMMANDER NIGERIAN ARMY ORDNANCE CORPS WITH SOLDIERS OF THE REPUBLIC OF NIGER ARMY
Nigerian soldiers from ECOMOG patrol the Caldwell front during the Liberian Civil War. In 1989, Charles Taylor, leader of the NPFL (National Patriotic Front of Liberia), launched a revolt against the regime of Samuel Doe. By the end of 1990, the NPFL controlled 90% of Liberian territory. The NPFL began to disarm in early 1992, but clashed with ECOMOG, a peacekeeping force from the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), and in August was attacked by ULIMO from Sierra Leone. In September, the NPFL launched an all-out assault on ECOMOG forces in Monrovia. The siege temporarily shut down all transportation in or out of the capital and killed thousands of civilians in the crossfire. ECOMOG responded offensively, bombing NPFL positions outside the city.
Soldiers from the multinational West African peacekeeping forces of ECOMOG engage in an artillery battle with the rebel troops of the National Patriotic Front of Liberia (NPFL). Responding to years of government corruption and oppression, in 1989 the NPFL launched a revolt against President Samuel Doe, seizing control of much of Liberia and plunging the country into massive civil war.