ganisucks:
I heard today from the Urhobo youth leader on Channels tv sunsrise Daily, that all the pipelines are rigged with IED's A̶̲̥̅̊Ω̴̩̩̩̥D̶̲̥̅̊ can be detonated from remote centers, without any need †̥♥ visit the pipelines. If this is true, then the FG is fighting a lost cause.

phlemzy:
No need applying force any further as it will yield almost no result, alternate measures need be taken by FG. The region in question is way too large for the Nigerian Army to give a total and effective surveillance. If dialogue will eventually be sought at the final end, there's really no point waiting for further damages to be done before discussing with the aggrieved.

NavierStokes:


Well put bro, just to state educating these children is the duty of the government, reason why it's always important to catch them young because it saves you some avengers in the future. Don't be surprised that the oil company or oil activities has been taking place in that community and the company as part of her CSR hasn't deemed it fit to provide conducive learning environment. The children who weren't educated 20/30 years ago will become the thorn on the flesh of society you find today.
I always say something and in this case its for the oil companies, if you are blessed and you are not a blessing to those around you, then you are a curse and people do anything to break free from curses.
A rich man in the midst of poor people shouldn't consider himself safe.

osita76:
Buhari lacks political expediency that informs his inability to handle a complex situation of this country now the 5% are now ventilating their anger towards the presidents' approach, the best for him now to do is to accede to their request and save the country from the impending catastrophe

truthisbitter33:

Make you sure guys blow up everything ok?don't stop o,keep on blowing them up and spare non of them.Time shall tell.

2wizkids:
i LOVE you mehn......no homo, nor mind those boncoms,

demydea:
NDA, cripple the economy ok. It will never be well with u all & your families if u stop bombing the oil pipelines in ND. Bomb everywhere ok & dont forget to bomb all government buildings in ND..... Foools

duni04:

I get irritated whenever someone says the government hasn't done enough. I've been to bonny (stayed at hospital road), brass (Ben mark hotel), warri (Cyprian hotel refinery road), Escravos ogidigben and Portharcourt and onne. These people have DESOPADEC and the other oil agencies in the other states. They have the NDDC, they have the Ministry of Niger delta. Then they have the office of the special assistant to the President on Niger delta or Amnesty. What the hell else do they want? They give them billions of dollars and Naira every year and they keep squandering it on rubbish. Then they go and plant Dynamites on the pipelines and threaten to blow them if we refuse to give them more! We can't continue living like that! Enough is enough!

amokemi:
Keep blowing up everything. If they beg you please don't agree. Destroy all the oil installations. At least that will make our leaders put on their thinking caps to develop other sectors of the economy. But as for your region, be ready to cope with the effect of your actions for the next century. For those supporting the blow ups, maybe you should check the effects of oil spillage.

Well done the avengers. Keep destroying your environment.

ebhohimimen:
If una wan do am make una do am una talk too much

agrovick:

I think it all still boils down to accountability, all these agencies have not truly made an impact on the grassroots (with respect to riverine communities). In the less than 1 year I spent, DESOPADEC provided a single 15 seater bus, the likes used by all these transport companies and the bus wasn't even a new one and they expect the bus to serve 4 communities (we had just one school in the midst of 4 oil producing communities). You will agree that shouldn't be, they deserve more than a bus.
Now considering a sizable portion of the population are not literates, if the powers that be in these agencies tell them we are not getting money from the Centre hence we can't carry out projects, they will take it in hook, line and sinker because they believe their 'people' can't deceive them so blaming the FG becomes a easy thing to do.
The FG has a fault in the sense that they need to show they care, she shouldn't be comfortable with setting up agencies to take charge of what's going on over there.

ganisucks:
I heard today from the Urhobo youth leader on Channels tv sunsrise Daily, that all the pipelines are rigged with IED's A̶̲̥̅̊Ω̴̩̩̩̥D̶̲̥̅̊ can be detonated from remote centers, without any need †̥♥ visit the pipelines. If this is true, then the FG is fighting a lost cause.

ShowYourCertificate:
What can a certificateless senile president do about this?

amokemi:
Keep blowing up everything. If they beg you please don't agree. Destroy all the oil installations. At least that will make our leaders put on their thinking caps to develop other sectors of the economy. But as for your region, be ready to cope with the effect of your actions for the next century. For those supporting the blow ups, maybe you should check the effects of oil spillage.

Well done the avengers. Keep destroying your environment.

lmjmatto:
OMG.... Another civil war loading..... Pls can these boys embrace dialogue. We need this to stop. The economy is already in recession.

Please stop all this bombing a beg biko.

mandax:


If getting ransom money from Buhari govt is what the NDA are blowing oil pipes for, people would have given them up to the military, because the Avengers are not ghosts.

Restructuring Nigeria so that Abuja shall become a thin central govt with powers over such things like monetary policy and international relations; allow all sections of Nigeria use what they have in and around their environment to develop their areas at their own pace;

and pay a little tax to the central government - as agreed to by our fathers when they agreed for independence under one Nigeria; as it were before oil was found.

This formula shall make Nigerian groups compete among themselves to develop their areas.


Well said. the whole thing started with the kind of celebration by the ruling party after the election. Mr. president said he is for everybody, but keep making bad statements in the media regarding the people that did not vote for him, instead of proving to Nigerians that he is not the buhari we knew during the military. like the mistake the federal government did after the war, with the quote of no victory no vanquish, but doing otherwise, there by installing the cord of mistrust around the different tribes in Nigeria.

The biggest mistake he made was to cut the amnesty program in the manner he used. 85 percent of the oil well is been owned by the north, and the only place they can get anything close to been the people that the oil is in their land was through the scholarships to study abroad and be useful to Nigerians, but buhari stopped all those arrangements and even keep threatening what he can do and not do.

can you imaging a president rubbishing the confab documents without even looked at it, and proposed that the documents will be sent to archive and the money spent to discuss Nigeria is a waste.

we all know what is going on in this country since the end of civil war. in other to reduce biafra to nothing, they forgot what they should have done to propel Nigeria forward, because they want biafra to suffer for daring to go their way, and what is happening now is the end result.

our biggest mistake is to vote buhari as our president, because he lacks the technical know-how of been a president, he can only be a military ruler and that's it.

to me the Niger Delta waked up very late, they have been under the spell of divide and rule. good morning Niger delta.if not for the election of 2015, you will never have believed that the ibos are not your enemy, but your brothers...



Any advantage any area has can easily be copied by any disadvantaged area. Before long, all of Nigeria - from Sokoto to Portharcourt, from Maiduguri to Lagos - shall develop.

If Nigeria refuses that, it is heading to what we all know -----

eheeen before NL Mods ban me, let me stop..

mashnino:
What still amazes me is that some people receive this news with so much joy..

I swear to GOD na everybody go feel the heat, forget all these nonsense una dey talk

some people are saying dialogue, since when they started blowing up stuffs

have they ever called for dialogue?

fighting them will be hard but if they think what they are doing is right then they should answer me this question

who war don epp?

see biafra, see boko haram, see libya, see iraq we can go on and on

war never help anybody before, so for me whatever they think they are fighting for will still come back and hunt them

that one is for sure.. so continue blowing up things.

ShowYourCertificate:
What can a certificateless senile president do about this?

He can just be watching while diversifying the economy to other areas. ..... while the price of Oil hits all time low and its significance ebbs lower!

In time, you will see that you are just doing harm to yourself, your children, your environment and your future!

Ewo'lokanmi mbe?


All this show of bragadocio wont divide Nigeria one bit.