There was panic among indigenes of coastal communities in Bayelsa State following the killing of soldiers attached to the Joint Military Task Force code-named Operation Pulo Shield by suspected sea pirates in an ambush along the waterways of Nembe local government area of the state.
The indigenes of Nembe and Brass communities have abandoned the water transportation and resorted to using the uncompleted Amakalakal-Nembe road in trucks and utility vehicles.
The fear by the indigene of coastal communities arose due to the killing of three soldiers attached to the Joint Task Force (JTF) on Tuesday, two days to Christmas and barely three days after the same number of JTF’s soldiers lost their lives in a pirate attack along Santa Barbara, a notorious river in Nembe, Nembe local government area of the state.
In the Santa Barbara incident, which occurred on Sunday, the bandits hijacked a military gunboat used by the victims to escort items from Port Harcourt, Rivers State, to Brass terminal owned by the Nigerian Agip Oil Company (NAOC).
It was gathered that before JTF’s search-and-rescue team could recover the bodies of the Brass-bound soldiers, gunmen launched a fresh attack on soldiers at Azagbene, Ekeremor local government area.

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Tragedy everywhere. BH is killing soldiers, FG is about to start and now, Bayelsans too have started.

May God save us.

RIP to the dead.

APC call your pirate goons to order and please allow peace to reign.

Bad news from this end of the Niger.

Another insurgency is brewing...

This is more like a warm-up to 2015.

If for any reason GEJ does not return to Aso rock.... say bye to oil money.

To people complaining about non-payment of salaries... just wait till there is no more allocation from the center

To those complaining about exchange rate... wait until there is no more foreign exchange and dollar goes for 300 naira

This is no threat. ..its reality staring us in the face. If the northern elements kept true to their words of making the country ungovernable. ... expect the creeks to keep true their words too.

The only hope for Nigeria is true federalism. ... lets get back to our regions to work it out.

God help my country

Flets:
This is more like a warm-up to 2015.

If for any reason GEJ does not return to Aso rock.... say bye to oil money.

To people complaining about non-payment of salaries... just wait till there is no more allocation from the center

To those complaining about exchange rate... wait until there is no more foreign exchange and dollar goes for 300 naira

This is no threat. ..its reality staring us in the face. If the northern elements kept true to their words of making the country ungovernable. ... expect the creeks to keep true their words too.

The only hope for Nigeria is true federalism. ... lets get back to our regions to work it out.

let's break the sh*t up