LET THE FG BOMB US | Detective Krojo.


Yes, let the creeks be 'bombed'. Before you cast the stone on me, do understand that I am a Niger Delta son, by blood and by association. And you can't be more Niger Deltan than I am. In this short piece, you will see how much I love my region even more than you love your mother.

In the past days, we have criticised the FG for activating her bombardier aircraft on the creeks of the South South region. We should be thankful. I understand how you see this as a plot to conquer the South by the Northern oligarchs. But even if you are right, you are still wrong.

Those waterways criminals are scourges that need to be stopped if our region ever has any iota of chance to be developed. They are to the SS region what those Boko Haram insurgents are to the NE. They are one and the same, technically - those oil pirates are terrorists without bomb vests and a cause.
Bigotism will only limit your scope of substantive reasoning. See, the ND youths would later feel the brunts if the FG had responded with inactions as they did against Boko Haram in years past - our perpetual sufferings will be legendary. Why? I will explain.

If not for the security threats in the ND region, between 2005 - 2015, we would have attracted an investment of over N20 trillion, employing over 500, 000 Niger Delta youths. That Dangote 600, 000BPD-capacity refinery, would have been located somewhere around Akwa Ibom, not Lagos. Just few days ago, NLNG proposed a N300 billion Shipyard in Lagos because the ND region is prone to violence. The multi-billion dollar EPZ project in Warri South West has been delayed for years now. The over N360 billion 'wasted' on the Amnesty Programme would have done more good on infrastructural revolution around our region.

Now that Akwa Ibom (and Kogi) is to host Nigeria's first ever large-scale nuclear reactors (for steady power supply), this region needs to be 'safer' than ever (3 of NE states have deposits of Uranium in abundance, yet a nuclear reactor can't be commissioned there, hence bereft of possible employment opportunities). Most of you don't understand these things, hence you compare the situation in the NE with the SS. The FG can't take chances here. In as much as unarmed civilians are not hunted, we should be okay.

If our dear region is peaceful, we all shall benefit in one way or the other. This is where Lagos is most sensible. Very soon, the proposed projects in Lagos alone will employ well over 200, 000 Nigerians. This is what we want in our region because we love it, and even more so, we live 'inside' it.

A word is enough.

This piece has been written in plain English with limited sarcasms and constructs, for all to understand.


Thanks for reading.


‪#‎DetectiveKrojo‬.

You're an insane detective.

hopeless dictative

Sensible outlook

you are not from Niger Delta you are an impostor

yoruba people self. SMH

Niger Deltans feel the pain of incarceration, the pain of exclusion, the pain of relegation to the background, how many Niger Deltans are in management level of NNPC.

Sure, Nigeria is still swimming in the ocean ethnic/religious ego-centrism. We see supremacist ideology in display every now and then at the national level. My cries have always been, "let Nigeria practice true federalism", then a whole lot of issues like this will take their natural course. Not a bad one, though, was not a balanced assessment as there were genuine concerns in the cause of some of the environmental right activists that we all generally referred to as militants

I am really imperessed to found there still Niger deltans that has not lost their senses to political sentiments as barcanister and his followers.

It is important those low minds little kids on nairaland agitating to forment trouble in the south south to destabilise MBuhari's government to consider the lost they will bring to that region in terms of development and economy, the pains they will bring to their people and how many of their people will die in an unreasonable struggles.

omenalfa:
yoruba people self. SMH

see dis one,so u dont know ondo stat is part of d Niger delta

denko:
Niger Deltans feel the pain of incarceration, the pain of exclusion, the pain of relegation to the background, how many Niger Deltans are in management level of NNPC.

what are the step ebele azikwe jonathan a man from d niger delta took,to mak sure d Niger delta had a fair deal

Now that Akwa Ibom (and Kogi) is to host Nigeria's first ever large-scale nuclear reactors (for steady power supply), this region needs to be 'safer' than ever (3 of NE states have deposits of Uranium in abundance, yet a nuclear reactor can't be commissioned there, hence bereft of possible employment opportunities). Most of you don't understand these things, hence you compare the situation in the NE with the SS. The FG can't take chances here. In as much as unarmed civilians are not hunted, we should be okay.

Please can it be located in your backyard in Ondo?

No offence

denko:
Niger Deltans feel the pain of incarceration, the pain of exclusion, the pain of relegation to the background, how many Niger Deltans are in management level of NNPC.

How many go school