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Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by Beaf: 1:47am On Nov 18, 2010 |
[size=14pt]Nigerian military rescues 19 oil delta hostages [/size] Robert Croke, the Newfoundland man who was kidnapped by Nigerian militants off an oil rig 10 days ago, was freed Wednesday along with 18 other hostages in a military assault. “It was a land, air and marine assault. They have all been freed, all 19 of them,” a source told Reuters, asking not to be named due to the sensitive nature of the operation. http://www.thestar.com/news/world/article/892516--nigerian-military-rescues-19-oil-delta-hostages?bn=1 |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by Beaf: 2:00am On Nov 18, 2010 |
The brand new fake MEND will be getting the shock of the sorry lives! The real ND fighters turned in the fools, they'll soon be spilling their secrets and we will know their sponsors and why they operate as far out as Zamfara state. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by becomrich5: 2:01am On Nov 18, 2010 |
I know there is oil off the coast of akwa ibom, but not on land. But the newspapers have been running propaganda of oil well on land. And some of the state have been collecting revenue for oil well that do not exist. Even Abia state governor claim he had 100 oil well. Cross river state government claim they have 75 oil well. There is no 75 oil well in cross river state. There is no 100 oil in abia state. So the progangada they kidnap american in abia state and all that was nonsense to get money from the government. Which is very on fair to other state. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by binhozie(m): 2:03am On Nov 18, 2010 |
Beaf: Chai. . . Look at the highlighted and colored paragraphs Emphasized 3 times!!! Cheap Propaganda Former militants helped my foooooooooooooooooooooooooot!!!!!!!!! |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by youngmonie: 2:06am On Nov 18, 2010 |
binhozie:at least a Nigerian is reasonning and able to distingusih between propaganda and real issues |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by Beaf: 2:33am On Nov 18, 2010 |
binhozie: Of course, you went into the creeks, moved hell with your big chest and singlehandedly saved 19 hostages! Alaye baba! |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by abagoro(m): 2:42am On Nov 18, 2010 |
BEAF TRY TO REASON WITHOUT SENTIMENTS AND UNDERSTAND WHAT THIS MEANS. Government is working with their faction to fight other factions.Do you understand what that means?It means civil war has started. God help Naija. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by Beaf: 2:53am On Nov 18, 2010 |
abagoro: One day you will be tired of confusing yourself with weird alarmist tales by moonlight. What do you gain from spreading that tripe? |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by Mariory(m): 3:25am On Nov 18, 2010 |
abagoro: Errr seriously WTF?! How in the name of humanity did you arrive at this conclusion? God really needs to help Naija indeed. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by duality(m): 8:43am On Nov 18, 2010 |
this beaf guy seem to be so much abreast of the situation. For me this is good. And if a coalition of jtf and the ex-mend is the way to end the militancy in the naija delta, then, Its an ok function. But hope this ex mend guys won't become a problem 2morro. (when d pharaoh who do not knw joseph would be on the throne) |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by nearest(m): 8:51am On Nov 18, 2010 |
binhozie:I don't see anything like cheap propaganda in what was reported, the reporter had various sources, and if these sources emphasized that the rescue was made possible with the help of reformed militants, i don't see anything bad in it. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by Nobody: 9:45am On Nov 18, 2010 |
Beaf is right on this. The news is on bbc: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-11781705 FAKE MEND INDEED!!! |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by 5columnist: 9:48am On Nov 18, 2010 |
For once can we applaud this government! Can we? Must we always wish this country bad and allow a few miscreants to create instability! Jonathan has taken the war to the creeks where he came from to sweep off all manner of criminality there. Militancy is over anything after amnesty is criminality. The Nigeria Army promised to engage these criminals and in less than one week, they are yielding results. Guess Henry OKAH would have to face reality that this is over. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by lordvamon(m): 10:15am On Nov 18, 2010 |
nonsense!!!!!!!!!1 |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by Blazay(m): 10:36am On Nov 18, 2010 |
The fear of JTF is the beginning of wisdom. I hope money did not change hands to ensure the release of the hostages? Time to teach this MEND or MENDERS a grave lesson once and for all. Starting with all those useless South-South governors who sponsor them. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by 5columnist: 10:49am On Nov 18, 2010 |
God bless Nigeria |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by UdohOdudu: 12:10pm On Nov 18, 2010 |
One important thing common folks must bear in mind is that you can't accept everything the press releases at face value, the big guns map out and execute their strategies with the view to enriching their coffers and donning their purple robes for seemingly our benefit but ultimately theirs. we can only hope we are elevated to those positions. Ex militants and Nigerian military my big foot!!!!!!!!!!!!! It is quite unfortunate that they do all this at the expense of the people but utterly absurd and insulting to shove hogwash down our throats in the form of falsified and embellished stories. Who else will be wealthy enough to sponsor such militant operations but the govt. officials themselves. Nawa OOOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH for Naija. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by chuqudy(m): 12:57pm On Nov 18, 2010 |
becomrich5: You are confused. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by bestman09(m): 2:42pm On Nov 18, 2010 |
5columnist: Thank God that we can see light at the end of the tunnel |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by bisiaet: 3:35pm On Nov 18, 2010 |
An adage say when a fly has no adiser it goes to the grave with the dead body that is how I will describe these criminals under the disguise of millitancy. Anything after amnesty is a criminal, enough is enough let the government do anything possible to wipe them out either oalive or dead because this is no longer what Saro Wiwa died for, this is no longer fighting for people's right, it is now business, money making, mafiarist jingolo Ltd Now the name we hear on news is John Togo who is leading them. pls poster is this a name? We have heard okah,jomo gbomo etc such alien sound names which no one could say where are they from must be clean up. I think when a boy ask his father what have you begotten then the end is near these bastards descendant of no root-generation must be shown a way out of this country to let Nigeria and Niger Delta people have peace. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by Nobody: 4:15pm On Nov 18, 2010 |
I have long been waiting for this day to come. I want to see the video of the invasion carried out by the Nigerian military on the creeks. Lets see how these criminals are eradicated. Anyone with the video pls post it. Soon, militancy in the Niger Delta will be a thing of the past. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by idupaul: 4:29pm On Nov 18, 2010 |
Beaf: LOL abagoro: Are u a tortoise or are u human, what sort of daft talk is this |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by Beaf: 4:54pm On Nov 18, 2010 |
bisiaet: John Togo is a notorious armed robber in Warri who will soon be a dead armed robber. It is politicians that have paid fools like him to create instability in the country. But unlike the period of MEND when the whole Niger Delta was in active support, this time around these bastar'ds will be handed over to the authorities, because they are not fighting for anybody. There is no genuine ND person fighting in the creeeks after amnesty, those making claims now are paid up criminals. |
Re: Nigerian Military Rescues 19 Oil Delta Hostages (With Ex-Militants' Help) by Osocan(m): 1:55pm On Nov 19, 2010 |
It is d teeth dat a dog use in playin dat he use in fight. D Jtf have been waitin 4 dis kind of order,it 1st started at camp5. Now dis militants are in 4 war. Even d MENDERS will know it all over MEND.dose way say d moderator no correct:their head dey shake big time.make dem enter warri go see wetin dey happen 4 deir. |
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