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The leader of the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND), Chief Government Ekpemupolo (aka Tompolo) says the Saturday July 25th meeting of the militant group in Yenagoa, Bayelsa state is not in any way meant to restart hostilities in the Niger Delta. The ex militant clarified this in a statement he released today. The statement below...

"I am compelled to clarify issues as they relate to the meeting of the leadership of ex-agitators under the platform of MEND and other organisations summoned at my instance. The tension generated by the meeting is uncalled for, diversionary and mischievous as no evil is intended in whatever form. The nation would recall that in the build up to the Amnesty offer of the late president, Alhaji Umaru Musa Yar’Adua, there was hesitance on the part of most of Niger Delta agitators until God in His infinite mercy, granted me wisdom to provide leadership. The nation will also recall that under the Amnesty programme as inherited by the immediate past president, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, relative peace was enjoyed even as security of lives and property was enhanced to an appreciable level. Also, oil production increased from 700,000 barrels per day to 2.5million barrels per day. Put simply, hitherto aggrieved Niger-Delta youths who inadvertently became agitators, upon the acceptance of the Amnesty offer, refrained from armed agitation to face normal urban life. While some of us understand to an extent, the apparent delay in the continued payment of the monthly stipend to the ex-agitators in view of the seeming scrutiny of government agencies, including the Amnesty Office by the current administration, same cannot be said of the majority of beneficiaries of the Amnesty programme. To this extent, some of us, particularly myself and other leaders have been under intense pressure from ex-agitators commanders, individuals, parents and guardians as well as communities who are beneficiaries of the Amnesty programme. While a few see the delay in the payment of their monthly stipends in the light of the need for the current government to settle in properly, others see the delay as a template to stop the programme. The expulsion of some students (home and overseas) by their schools and training institutions particularly has heightened these fears. Hence, I thought it wise that a meeting of the collegiate leadership of the platform under which we operated as agitators could be convened to appraise the situation and possibly, explore means to douse the tension that is growing among the disarmed youths whose stipends (training allowances and tuition fees) have been delayed for months. This becomes more compelling in view of the fact that as leaders of the platform that served as midwife to the Amnesty offer, we owe the nation a duty to play our roles in order to stem a relapse of the relative peace in the Niger Delta Region,” he said.

http://www.metronaija.com/2015/07/mend-meeting-not-to-restart-hostilities.html

cc: lalasticlala ishilove

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Alas! Those cowards living in some rust roof homes and those of them behaving like their kunu drinking dullard can go to bed now.

stebell:
Alas! Those cowards living in some rust roof homes and those of them behaving like their kunu drinking dullard can go to bed now.

Werey, Tompolo can start his war if he believe he can outlive the war and as long as he did not cross Ore into Yoruba land no whahala.
All madness ends in common sense, when Oju-iku started his war, never in his wildest imagination did he foresee himself escaping dress like a woman so history might just be waiting to repeat itself, i will personally be happy to hear that Tompolo in a desperate bid to excape the firepower of the Nigerian army, swim from Niger Delta to Fernando Po.

7lives:
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Werey, Tompolo can start his war if he believe he can outlive the war and as long as he did not cross Ore into Yoruba land no whahala.
All madness ends in common sense, when Oju-iku started his war, never in his wildest imagination did he foresee himself escaping dress like a woman so history might just be waiting to repeat itself, i will personally be happy to hear that Tompolo in a desperate bid to excape the firepower of the Nigerian army, swim from Niger Delta to Fernando Po.[/s]

Typical Yoruba! Alway bluffing but when he hears the sound of ordinary banger he will pick race. Shouting oti o! oti o!

7lives:


Werey, Tompolo can start his war if he believe he can outlive the war and as long as he did not cross Ore into Yoruba land no whahala.
All madness ends in common sense, when Oju-iku started his war, never in his wildest imagination did he foresee himself escaping dress like a woman so history might just be waiting to repeat itself, i will personally be happy to hear that Tompolo in a desperate bid to excape the firepower of the Nigerian army, swim from Niger Delta to Fernando Po.

Even frm ur write up or tot, one can deduce the fact that Ojukwu was brave and never a coward like ur people are.

In Tony Montana's voice "yu people only know hw to hide, hw to run and make empty noise, we in the ND/Biafra, we don't hav that problem"......(Scarface)
Unam!