HtwoOw:



Operation crocodile smile was a training program a show of force / power not military crackdown

Arrests were made, yes that was mainly credited to NSCDC and Navy patrol, tell me was Tompolo house ransacked during operation crocodile smile?

No, it'll do you lot of good to actually know what you are talking about

Chevalier:
No matter how we see it, the Niger Delta militants are just terrorising this nation for their selfish interest.

Prince081:
When will Bubu start mentiining the Fulani herdsmen as part of our security challenges?

kcnwaigbo:

Lol I thought the operation crocodile smile was supposed to be a military operation.Which other action is Left for them? The fact that there are still bombing even in the midst of the so-called operation crocodile smile is a slap to the Nigerian military

Daniel1990:


To Buhari, the only security challenge is oil. Come to the north, you will know why northern politicians fight tooth and nail to keep the oil flowing. Oil flows through their vains like blood. The current oil war has pauperised the region so much that you wonder if the beneficiaries are in this distress because of oil shortage, what about the owners?

kcnwaigbo:

Lol crocodile smile a training program? Chai chai there is Godooooo LWKMD

kabrud:

This is how u will continue to be making noise laying claims to the ownership of the nation's resources while people destined to develop will continue and by the time u realise that u are just wasting your time, it will be too late and while at that, just pray u are not apprehended cos u might never get this freedom u are abusing.

Daniel1990:


Are you one of the Buhari bull dogs. You have started the morning post with what you know how to do best threat! Get it into your empty head that ain't scared of you. You can't bully me into silence!

Izonpikin:
hehehehe..goodluck to buhari..

Please tell your brothers working with IOCs and servicing companies in the Niger delta to stay clear off..

Thank you...

kabrud:

Bully u into silence? How? On the contrary, I prefer u continue with ur rants and never give peace a chance so that u will see how worthless u and ur fellows will get in the end and were necessary, a proper search team be deployed for all the economic saboteurs.

kropotkin2:
Very soon. The Niger delta terrorists are a more potent threat for now

TPAND:
Military action can never quell militancy operations in Niger Delta. What they people want is development of the region. Is it too big to ask.

Daniel1990:


Go to hell where you belong. You can't scare shit out of anybody. Which peace? When did north start preaching peace? Your president is the number one economic cum political saboteur!

TPAND:
Military action can never quell militancy operations in Niger Delta. What they people want is development of the region. Is it too big to ask.

kropotkin2:
1.7 million barrels a day all because of the smile. The crocodile is truly a fearsome beast to behold

kropotkin2:
@Izonpikin decisive military action against your terrorist friends is an option if they don't quit sabotaging our oil assets. Stay clear of the creeks in the next coming days lest you wont enjoy the luxury of the internet anymore

Gabbysky:


You clearly have no idea how much Nigeria pays to allow just that.
And trust me, what gets off the ground is so much more than that amount.
1.3M (not 1.7) is just Nigeria's share

TPAND:
Military action can never quell militancy operations in Niger Delta. What they people want is development of the region. Is it too big to ask.

kropotkin2:
1.7 million barrels a day all because of the smile. The crocodile is truly a fearsome beast to behold

ArcTammy:


why didn't they ask when their brother Jonathan was there? foolish people.

ArcTammy:


why didn't they ask when their brother Jonathan was there? foolish people.

TPAND:
Military action can never quell militancy operations in Niger Delta. What they people want is development of the region. Is it too big to ask.

kropotkin2:
President Muhammadu Buhari in Kaduna on Saturday warned that decisive military action was still an option to deal with militancy in Niger Delta if militants continued with sabotage.

The president gave the warning at the Passing out Parade of 133 Cadets of 63rd Regular Course of the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA).

Mr. Buhari, who expressed happiness that the Boko Haram insurgency in the North East was being defeated, however, noted that militancy and other forms of emerging threats, including kidnapping, were negatively impacting the nation’s economy.

He said the clean-up of the Ogoniland was one of the ways to deal with the root causes of militancy in the region.

“However, for avoidance of doubt, let me state that other options are still open, including decisive military action.

where did he mention NIGER DELTA in the writeup Y are u guys overheating the polity
“Today, criminal elements disguise in ethnic regalia to sabotage the country, largely for their selfish and parochial interests.

“I reiterate the call on all Nigerians to give peace a chance and jettison negative tendencies and join government’s efforts aimed at addressing the numerous challenges in the task of building a better Nigeria,” Mr. Buhari said.

The president, however, added that his administration would prioritise constructive engagement of relevant parties in dialogue to address issues.

On the insurgency in the North East, the president said although his administration “inherited a badly managed Boko Haram”, the capacity of the insurgents to launch attack had been “significantly curtailed.”

He also said that their capacity to take territories had been knocked out, adding that ongoing operations were to clear remnants of the terrorists from their hideouts.

The president charged the newly commissioned officers to remain apolitical, patriotic and loyal to the nation at all times.

He reminded them that they no longer belong to themselves, their parents, families, tribes and villages but the nation and be ready to pay the supreme sacrifice if the need arises. (NAN)


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/212362-military-action-still-option-militancy-niger-delta-buhari.html

kropotkin2:
President Muhammadu Buhari in Kaduna on Saturday warned that decisive military action was still an option to deal with militancy in Niger Delta if militants continued with sabotage.

The president gave the warning at the Passing out Parade of 133 Cadets of 63rd Regular Course of the Nigerian Defence Academy (NDA).

Mr. Buhari, who expressed happiness that the Boko Haram insurgency in the North East was being defeated, however, noted that militancy and other forms of emerging threats, including kidnapping, were negatively impacting the nation’s economy.

He said the clean-up of the Ogoniland was one of the ways to deal with the root causes of militancy in the region.

“However, for avoidance of doubt, let me state that other options are still open, including decisive military action.

Where did he mention NIGERDELTA in the writeup,Y are u guys over heating d polity?
where did he mention NIGER DELTA in the writeup Y are u guys overheating the polity
“Today, criminal elements disguise in ethnic regalia to sabotage the country, largely for their selfish and parochial interests.

“I reiterate the call on all Nigerians to give peace a chance and jettison negative tendencies and join government’s efforts aimed at addressing the numerous challenges in the task of building a better Nigeria,” Mr. Buhari said.

The president, however, added that his administration would prioritise constructive engagement of relevant parties in dialogue to address issues.

On the insurgency in the North East, the president said although his administration “inherited a badly managed Boko Haram”, the capacity of the insurgents to launch attack had been “significantly curtailed.”

He also said that their capacity to take territories had been knocked out, adding that ongoing operations were to clear remnants of the terrorists from their hideouts.

The president charged the newly commissioned officers to remain apolitical, patriotic and loyal to the nation at all times.

He reminded them that they no longer belong to themselves, their parents, families, tribes and villages but the nation and be ready to pay the supreme sacrifice if the need arises. (NAN)


http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/top-news/212362-military-action-still-option-militancy-niger-delta-buhari.html

kcnwaigbo:

Lol it was 1.7 before the bombing of the bonny export line which took away 200k barrels.

BTW even losing 100k barrels is bad enough. For you to even celebrate 1.7 when you can do 2.2 you must be sick. Do you know what 500k barrels can do to the Nigerian economy?