Akpan107:
My brother, our Niger Deltan leaders are disappointing us.

They should speak fire and not mere meetings. The militants are ever ready to blow all the pipelines and bring down oil production to zero.

100% resource control is the only guarantee for total peace in the Niger Deltan.

I think it is time to end this 'we', 'we' syndrome that makes everyone focus on leadership to subsidize his or her lack of knowledge, effort and willpower. Leadership is merely to inspire and organise, period. Achievement comes from individual members of society. I repeat again, today the man Akwa Ibom benefits from the agitation in Warri. The roads and flyovers in Uyo can be traced to Saro Wiwa hung by Abacha. The foreign trained pilots and engineers owe it to some dead militant whose body has returned to the mud in the creeks. Is too much to ask why are more people including you and I are not inspired by these selfless acts of sacrifice to individually contribute their own quota to the good of their communities and the country at large. Edwin Clarke may be all what people call him but remove him from the equation, who is there to take his place, you.? He should be commended for keeping on the pressure when all others have been cowed by the owners of Nigeria. Be careful what you wish for abeg.

BabaRamotu1988:

what do you expect from a sad lonely soul that lacks love?
of course life will be so bitter for him that nairaland will be a solace for his pathetic boring soul.

no sane woman will want a psychopath as a lover or husband.

such a saddist

He's a nice guy sometimes you know!!

Mr. Edwin Clark, any government in power (AGIP).. Replacing the late Ojo Madueke, may his soul rest in peace.