PentiumPro:

It would be clear to you that come May 29th, Nigeria will be in the hands of people that are not ready to take nonsense from some lawless non-state actors bearing arms tagging themselves as militants.

PentiumPro:

It would be clear to you that come May 29th, Nigeria will be in the hands of people that are not ready to take nonsense from some lawless non-state actors bearing arms tagging themselves as militants.

EMANY01:


Not forgetting the refinery they are about to build in Lagos which they hope to use to refine crude from the NIGER DELTA[b] [size=15pt](GOD FORBID BAD THING)[/size][/b].
ONLY ON THE DEAD BODIES OF THE OPPRESSED PEOPLES OF THE NIGER DELTA WILL A DROP OF OUR CRUDE BE REFINED THERE.
[size=20pt]I NO MIND JOIN CAMP 6 OR 7 OR 10 OR WHICHEVER ,I WILL TAKE EVERY TECHNICAL SKILL I HAVE LEARNED OVER THE YEARS AS AN ENGINEER AND SHAPE CHARGE IT FOR ONE GOAL" THE DESTRUCTION WITHIN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME INTERVAL AND AT MINIMAL RICK OF DETECTION WITHIN THAT SAME INTERVAL OF ANY AND EVERY CRUDE ,PETROL ,DIESEL AND GAS PIPELINE GOING ANYWHERE OUTSIDE THE BOUNDARIES OF ONDO ON THE WEST , AND ENUGU TO THE NORTH.
THE SAME WILL GO FOR THE HIGH VOLTAGE TRANSMISSION LINES (After all you apc stalwarts on nairaland have made a song and dance about how the national grid is useless and how buhari will/should decentralize power generation )
TECH SQUAD SABOTAGE TEAM STRAIGHT.[/size]

OH BY THE WAY REPEAT AFTER ME YOU ARE NOT A BASTARD.
WE ARE WARMING UP I HOPE NIGERIA WITH HER FATIGUED MILITARY IS TOO.All those hind helechopters will and can not change the outcome

juicee1:
I'll advice them to thread cautiously. Look at the amount of foreign dignitaries that have come to visit the president-elect. Do these Niger Deltans think they just came for nothing? Some of them came to protect their interest while most came to pledge allegiance to the incoming administration. If the war against militancy proves too difficult for the nigeria army, it won't be difficult for buhari to get foreign support as other nations now see nigeria as a country to befriend.

For those that are quick to ridicule the nigeria army due to boko haram and the exploits of the ND militants in the past, pls note that certain issues caused their slow progress. We all know how corrupt the army has become under GEJ. The institution that could go as far as hiding the certificate of one of its own just to scuttle his presidential campaign should be known to have been compromised, hence their losses in the hands of boko haram. The ND militant issue was accomodated too much due to the fact that people were sympathetic to their course and rose in defence of them. Now that they have the NDDC, the ND ministry and jonathan a son of theirs moving from VP to president for 6yrs, nobody is ready to listen to any whining from them again. They had a golden opportunity to turn things around, yet they scuttled it by empowering militants who in turn invested in foreign countries to the detriment of the niger delta they claim they are struggling for.

It is quite silly to think boyloaf, asari and tompolo who have been enjoying private jets and sleeping in first class suites of the best hotels in abuja will now forget about their wealth and head to the creeks where they'll be killing mosquitoes and dodging bullets.

To the niger delta youths: pls don't let the cries of the people across the niger lure you into picking up arms against the nation, cos they will not join you in any war thesame way they feel you abandoned them during theirs and stole their properties. Be wise and move on from GEJ's loss, instead of spitting fire and brimstone.

juicee1:
I'll advice them to thread cautiously. Look at the amount of foreign dignitaries that have come to visit the president-elect. Do these Niger Deltans think they just came for nothing? Some of them came to protect their interest while most came to pledge allegiance to the incoming administration. If the war against militancy proves too difficult for the nigeria army, it won't be difficult for buhari to get foreign support as other nations now see nigeria as a country to befriend.

For those that are quick to ridicule the nigeria army due to boko haram and the exploits of the ND militants in the past, pls note that certain issues caused their slow progress. We all know how corrupt the army has become under GEJ. The institution that could go as far as hiding the certificate of one of its own just to scuttle his presidential campaign should be known to have been compromised, hence their losses in the hands of boko haram. The ND militant issue was accomodated too much due to the fact that people were sympathetic to their course and rose in defence of them. Now that they have the NDDC, the ND ministry and jonathan a son of theirs moving from VP to president for 6yrs, nobody is ready to listen to any whining from them again. They had a golden opportunity to turn things around, yet they scuttled it by empowering militants who in turn invested in foreign countries to the detriment of the niger delta they claim they are struggling for.

It is quite silly to think boyloaf, asari and tompolo who have been enjoying private jets and sleeping in first class suites of the best hotels in abuja will now forget about their wealth and head to the creeks where they'll be killing mosquitoes and dodging bullets.

To the niger delta youths: pls don't let the cries of the people across the niger lure you into picking up arms against the nation, cos they will not join you in any war thesame way they feel you abandoned them during theirs and stole their properties. Be wise and move on from GEJ's loss, instead of spitting fire and brimstone.

iscoli:
The Ijaw Youth Council (IYC) on Sunday
reacted to the controversy between the
presidency and the owners of the multi-
million dollars Egina Floating Production
Storage and Offloading (FPSO) facility
over the decision of the federal
government to relocate the fabrication
from LADOL yard in Lagos to Agge in
Bayelsa State.
They said they would not allow
materials fabricated in Lagos to be used
in the platform in the Niger Delta
region.
The IYC’s reaction is subsequent to an
interim order of the federal High Court,
Lagos, stopping the federal government
from implementing the directive.
According to the IYC in a statement by
its spokesman, Comrade Eric Omare,
"We want to make it clear that whether
court injunction or no court injunction,
we would not allow materials to be
fabricated in Lagos and used to build oil
platform in the Niger Delta region.
Niger Deltans have been taken for
granted for too long and we would no
longer accept it.
"The IYC and indeed the Niger Delta
people back the directive of President
Jonathan to move the fabrication of oil
and gas materials to the Niger Delta
where the eventual job is to be done.
We also support the directive to move
oil and gas cargoes to only ports in
Warri, Calabar and Onne. This is not only
in line with the requirement of the local
content law but it also makes so much
economic sense.
"It is common knowledge that Lagos is
highly congested and there is need to
move some class of cargoes especially
oil and gas materials to ports within the
Niger Delta region where the oil
facilities are located.
"We consider the opposition to the
Presidential directive and the attendant
media propaganda by the Lagos cabal as
an insult on Niger Del tans. It is on
record that all the oil companies
operating in the Niger Delta region have
their offices in Lagos to the detriment of
the Niger Delta economy.
"Henceforth, Niger Deltans would take
steps to ensure that any oil company
without its headquarters in the Niger
Delta region would not be allowed to
operate in the region. The IYC frowned
and condemn the ex-parte order of the
federal High Court.
"We wonder how the federal High Court
would hurriedly grant such an order
without giving opportunity to other
parties to present their own side of the
case. We question the swiftness of the
order and call on the National Judicial
Council to investigate the judge who
granted the order."

http://www.thisdaylive.com/articles/oil-platform-fabrication-ijaw-youths-draw-battle-line/209566/

FitnessNigeria:



Story for the gods, lets pray it doesn't get to this level. Nigeria is an unfamiliar terrain to any foreign army/interventionist. America has never defeated terrorism in any country because any country apart from USA will always remain an unfamiliar terrain to them.

They will however join hands in destroying the remaining oil installation which would also be the target of the militants thereby bringing Nigeria to its knees.

Any foreign intervention on naija delta permitted by buhari's government will be seen as a declaration of war by the hausa on the naija delta and this will rope in other minority tribes and the SE will now be interested, I pray it doesn't get to that level, nobody is gonna like it. I'm tired of the much blood that has been shed by boko haram already.

We have had enough with boko haram, lets not hope on some unexisting foreign intervention when the militancy resumes.

ChristyG:
illiterate ijaw youths,it is a private investment.go and tell asari dokubo and tompolo to build deir own.i hope they are NOT the only oil producing region in d country.instead of them should be fighting the pib bill dat extends the oil communities to d whole of nigeria,they are fighting lagos.awon ode alainironu oshi...quote me if u want,i dont care.

MayorofLagos:


...what an ignoramus!! Is Ondo a Niger Delta state? Is Chad basin a Niger Delta state?

Oil exploration in Chad had ceased due to risks of terrorism. If the cost/benefit scale of doing business in the Delta flattens out the explorers will abandon the rigs and take business elsewhere. They will then sanction your oil production in the market. How will you find the resource to grow your economy in the Delta? You will regress and stagnate.

Jonathan was clueless before March 28th, and he is still clueless after.

PentiumPro:

It would be clear to you that come May 29th, Nigeria will be in the hands of people that are not ready to take nonsense from some lawless non-state actors bearing arms tagging themselves as militants.

lyntiffany:
I like the part omare said " henceforth any oil company that does not have their oil company in N/D would not be allowed to operate in their region" now this is what I call taking the bull by the horn.

One will simply imagine how a region is creating wealth and it is being enjoyed by the "sophisticated" and the "born to rule" mentality.
To enlighten you come to south south most of the oil companies there are being managed by the "sophisticated" whereas the youths and the owners of the oil begg's to be employed.
So much injustice perpetrated in this country called one Nigeria.

kettykings:


The first lawful act the government should do is to return the headquarters of all oil production companies to niger delta same way obasanjo relocated the NBA and NBA now NIMASA to Lagos from Abuja. Otherwise the new government is just fooling itself

kettykings:
Finally niger deltans are waking up after selling their birth right for more than 40 years to the one Nigeria course only for the country to reward them by rigging out the only president from Niger delta

According to the IYC in a statement by its spokesman, Comrade Eric Omare, "We want to make it clear that whether court injunction or no court injunction, we would not allow materials to be fabricated in Lagos and used to build oil platform in the Niger Delta region. Niger Deltans have been taken for granted for too long and we would no longer accept it

"Henceforth, Niger Deltans would take steps to ensure that any oil company without its headquarters in the Niger Delta region would not be allowed to operate in the region.

babyfaceafrica:
Noise makers..how have they helped thheir people with the little they have?

juicee1:
I'll advice them to thread cautiously. Look at the amount of foreign dignitaries that have come to visit the president-elect. Do these Niger Deltans think they just came for nothing? Some of them came to protect their interest while most came to pledge allegiance to the incoming administration. If the war against militancy proves too difficult for the nigeria army, it won't be difficult for buhari to get foreign support as other nations now see nigeria as a country to befriend.

For those that are quick to ridicule the nigeria army due to boko haram and the exploits of the ND militants in the past, pls note that certain issues caused their slow progress. We all know how corrupt the army has become under GEJ. The institution that could go as far as hiding the certificate of one of its own just to scuttle his presidential campaign should be known to have been compromised, hence their losses in the hands of boko haram. The ND militant issue was accomodated too much due to the fact that people were sympathetic to their course and rose in defence of them. Now that they have the NDDC, the ND ministry and jonathan a son of theirs moving from VP to president for 6yrs, nobody is ready to listen to any whining from them again. They had a golden opportunity to turn things around, yet they scuttled it by empowering militants who in turn invested in foreign countries to the detriment of the niger delta they claim they are struggling for.

It is quite silly to think boyloaf, asari and tompolo who have been enjoying private jets and sleeping in first class suites of the best hotels in abuja will now forget about their wealth and head to the creeks where they'll be killing mosquitoes and dodging bullets.

To the niger delta youths: pls don't let the cries of the people across the niger lure you into picking up arms against the nation, cos they will not join you in any war thesame way they feel you abandoned them during theirs and stole their properties. Be wise and move on from GEJ's loss, instead of spitting fire and brimstone.

iscoli:

It is on record that all the oil companies operating in the Niger Delta region have their offices in Lagos to the detriment of the Niger Delta economy.

"Henceforth, Niger Deltans would take steps to ensure that any oil company without its headquarters in the Niger Delta region would not be allowed to operate in the region.

babyfaceafrica:
Noise makers..how have they helped their people with the little they have?