superstar1:
They said Nigeria will burn, if Jonah losses. He lost nothing happened.

They said Nigeria will be in flame if PMB dares revoke the oil pipeline monitoring contracts. Now, the General has done and let us wait for the reaction of the bloody civilians daring him.

Do not forget, he has 5billion cool cash from US, to crush any threat, walking or dead.

superstar1:
They said Nigeria will burn, if Jonah losses. He lost nothing happened.

They said Nigeria will be in flame if PMB dares revoke the oil pipeline monitoring contracts. Now, the General has done and let us wait for the reaction of the bloody civilians daring him.

Do not forget, he has 5billion cool cash from US, to crush any threat, walking or dead.

barbstee:

http://nationalmirroronline.net/new/fg-cancels-pipeline-protection-contracts-award-to-ethnic-militias/

YSA06:
Who is GEJ?

GEJ is define as the most clueless Ground Command of the Nig Armed Forces that used ex millitants and local OPC(whose job was illegal bunkering and vandalization of pipelines) to guard state oil pipelines, paying them billions for the jobs of stealing crude oil in barrels on a daily basis.


We thank God for changing GEJ and replaced him with PMB who knows the right thing to do.


#nigeriawillbegreatagain

igbsam:
Barcanista will never comment on a thread like this. the kenke filled brain guy will avoid it like someone running away from a plague.

Good, Sanity is returning to Nigeria.

Writing the wrongs of the failure called GEJ.

ModiKen:


Bless you for this comment. If only we could do away with local militia completely. They are a source of public nuisance in the Nigerian society. Imagine FG paying MASSOB to protect our pipelines. GEJ made too many mistakes (including the subject of discussion). That man really didn't care about us. His attitude towards Boko Haram said it all. Why then do we have the army, navy and police; to sit in offices and collect salaries? Protecting our lives and properties is their main duty and our pipelines fall in this category. PMB, thank you. We need more changes like dis to bring sanity to our society.

Sunnybobo3:
No contract has been cancelled. OPC stated clearly that they are pulling out of the agreement due to non payment of their due amount by NNPC.

Protesters shut down flow stations in Delta over pipeline contracts

Ebenezer Adurokiya —Warri

SCORES of protesters from Urhobo and Isoko host communities in Delta State, on Monday morning, shut down flow stations and operations at the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) in their areas.

This was on the heels of reports doing the round that oil surveillance contract awarded to former freedom fighter, Chief Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, expired on Monday.

Obviously propelled by the feelers, the Isoko and Urhobo ethnic stock went on protest over inclusion in the next pipeline surveillance contracts and the need for NDPC to pay up the OML30 GMoU N1.4 billion funds owed them.

The protesters, armed with twigs and leaves, were made of youths, women and leaders of the Urhobo and Isoko Host Communities of Nigeria (HOSTCOM).

The NPDC flow stations shut down during the protest were OML 26, 30, 34, and 65 in Udu and Ughelli South local government areas of the state.

The protesters stormed the flow stations at 9.00 a.m, shut down the facilities with a demand that NPDC should immediately create a contract department in its Edjeba office to take care of contractors in Delta State.

But armed soldiers attached to the flow station were on hand to avert a breakdown of law and order during the protest.

Leaders of the host communities, Mr. Efe Okovwurie, Mr. Morrister Idibra, Pastor Rochard Erhurhore and Mr John Obaro, who led the protests, warned that the oil facilities in OML 26, 30, 34, and 65 would remain shut until NPDC and NNPC awarded separate pipeline surveillance and intelligence gathering contracts to Urhobo and Isoko host communities.

They added that NPDC must pay up the nine-month outstanding monthly salaries of host communities' workers in OML 26, 30, 34, and 65, alleging that NPDC was indebted to most of the indigenous contractors.

The HOSTCOM leaders decried the replacement of indigenous contractors, whose contract tenure had expired for over two years and the refusal of NPDC management to renew same.

MzJackBaueress:
Shut up you Bloody TANoid!

superstar1:
They said Nigeria will burn, if Jonah losses. He lost nothing happened.

They said Nigeria will be in flame if PMB dares revoke the oil pipeline monitoring contracts. Now, the General has done and let us wait for the reaction of the bloody civilians daring him.

Do not forget, he has 5billion cool cash from US, to crush any threat, walking or dead.

chuna1985:



I guess u were born in 2010, for ur info, it was Yaradua that started the amnesty program so shut s FCK up

chuna1985:



For decades, Nigerian soldiers where paid to guide pipelines, They failed whoofly.

Watch Nigeria fall apart, mark my word. Do u think ur more corrupt than Nigerian soldiers

we shall see.

FOLYKAZE:


What danger? Mehn we need to man up an put a final stop to inpunity in our country. Why would local militia secure our pipelines in the first place?

There is no sense in keeping a cat to watch over a fried fish. The local militia have nothing to 400000 barrels of crude oil that get lose or stolen everyday. So tell me sir, what is the essence of their job when they are been paid in billions of naira? What are they securing when oil gets missing everyday? This shows they are the one stealing the oil for their own welth building. This got to stop.

And again, we have professional securities and national security force that can do the job of surveillance better than the rogues called local militia. These men would be forced to pay for anything that got missing unlike the local militia who lord themselves over Nigerians without doing any jobs.

Local militias should give a voluntary service without a single pay. This will show us that they have Nigeria at heart. They should be ready to work alongside with our national forces for free for the sake of all or they pack put for one side.

3ace:
Prince Sylvester Eweka as OPC spokesman? Not that I'm against it but I'm surprised. This guy must have lived all his life in southwest. I can bet that he speaks yoruba fluently and probably speaks Yoruba proverbs too.

Fowobi:
When did omo ibo become OPC member and Publicity secretary for that matter? Wonder shall never end ! Little wonder u see Hausa man claiming omo onile in Lagos.

Acidosis:
Lol


Taking the contract away from indigenous militias and giving to the most corrupt security operatives in the world is a wrong step.

Nigerian Navy, NIMASA, ARMY: The most corrupt elements in Nigeria.


Some people obviously do not understand the concept of piracy in our waterways


BTW, Nigerian Navy & NIMASA have always been in charge. All these years, they weren't collecting salaries for fun. Nigerians should stop displaying sheer ignorance.

superstar1:
They said Nigeria will burn, if Jonah losses. He lost nothing happened.

They said Nigeria will be in flame if PMB dares revoke the oil pipeline monitoring contracts. Now, the General has done and let us wait for the reaction of the bloody civilians daring him.

Do not forget, he has 5billion cool cash from US, to crush any threat, walking or dead.

Faraidi:
yanga dey sleep trouble dey wake am.This new Govt want to bite more than what it can chew