adamsmith914:
Rotimi Amaechi, Ipob or Oduduwa, Jonathan Goodluck, Scottish or British?

iLegendd:


You go suffer am pass us. Even with the damaged pipeline, there is constant free light in Omoku for more than 15 years. You're there in Lagos paying bills and suffering. Anyway, I'll be coming to Lagos soon to start my importation business in full.

If you go to Omoku, they won't sell land to you — you're a stranger, so you can only be a tenant.

People from Omoku have plots of lands all over Lagos, so Lagos is ours just the same way the Fulanis says the oil is theirs.

Lastly, if all the oil well in the Niger Delta gets shut down, you won't have fuel to paddle your Keke or car. Don't also forget, the oil money was used to develop Lagos when it was the capital.

In summary, if they blow up everywhere and there is nothing more to blow, but hunger in town, the bad boys will relocate to Lagos and make your city life unbearable just the same way herdsmen are doing. So, people in Lagos are more in danger if everywhere gets blown up.

richmanrichard:
so you think agip has not done that? they just want more

emmanuelbrown26:
I pity Niger deltans, with the current event and what happened in the oil market during the peak of covid-19, if nothing is being done to savage their land, they will suffer for it in years to come.
In the next 30 to 40 years time, oil would become irrelevant, the worth of oil will no longer be encouraging. If that should happen, what would be the fate of Nigeria and Niger deltans as a whole?
What will now save the situation, question that really needs an answer

hustler2828:


At the bolded will sitting down hoping and praying bring a sustainable solution? The answer is a resounding NO. Because that is what we have been doing all this while, praying and hoping for better days. Even without blowing up oil facilities, the activities of these oil firms alone are polluting the environment already and the government is doing nothing about it.

baralatie:

and you action is to blow up the installation and pollute the communities the more?

sirmose:
Please, kindly correct the name of the LGA. It's Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni, not Andoni which is an LGA on its own and a riverine area different from Ndoni.
Thank you.

hustler2828:


YES, after all the environment is already being polluted even without blowing up oil facilities. Tough times call for tough measures.

DubaiLandLord1:
Make Agip start dealing with people of the communities.

We don't need any unrest in the Niger Delta right now

richmanrichard:
all u wrote was on point but oil was not used to develop lagos. lagos was mainly built by coal then supported by cocoa n groundnut

writeprof:


Salvage. A sensible question Niger-Delta leadership should be brainstorming on but sadly, it is still about themselves and their families. ARE POLITICIANS INTERESTED IN THE TOMORROW OF ANYBODY EXCEPT THEMSELVES?

Akwamkpuruamu:
E Don de red!

Aboki environmental scientist with their almajiri brain will now come with their sermon, meanwhile bokoharam in bandits have held them hostage

baralatie:

And when the whole community is polluted and declared unviable!
Is it the militants that will come and clean up

SaintBishop:
Are they from Baysela or from Andoni?

baralatie:

And when the whole community is polluted and declared unviable!
Is it the militants that will come and clean up

SaintBishop:
Are they from Baysela or from Andoni?

baralatie:

and you action is to blow up the installation and pollute the communities the more?

hustler2828:


Before the whole community will be polluted and declared unviable a lot would have happened, the government and the oil firms would have attended to my issues with urgency. Because the destructive effect would be felt more by them. We read here that a certain state suspended its budget due to ordinary VAT issues. Shutting down and blowing up the oil facilities in the Niger Delta will have more damaging effects even on the government and the oil firms than the Niger Deltan. This country can't survive even for just a week without the sale of crude oil. Only VAT issues are making some states go bankrupt let alone crude oil.

2elliot:
Boys in my place will soon blow up our own here very soon. They have written to spdc but it looks like they think boys are joking. As for you, keep preaching. The Lord is your strength.

hustler2828:


A stitch in time saves nine. The government and the oil firms will do the clean-up because they were being negligent to our demands.

baralatie:

And when the whole community is polluted and declared unviable!
Is it the militants that will come and clean up

baralatie:
you can go ahead!
After we will know who suffers wether it is the community or the person in abuja

baralatie:

That is what ogoni people thought would happen!
She'll and the fg will listen to them and settle!
But what happened?

She'll in ogoni totally shut down
The oil spill is still there till tomorrow!
They went to court and went to UN .for where
The people (she'll).are no more in Nigeria!
Ogoni are left to manage whatever life dealt them.


Then came the great shutdown the nation by militants not because of the communities but because of the amnesty program .
What was the result?
All the niger delta states got bankrupt.
All state economic activities grounded from hospitals to local govt to street hawker to village head.the states went back to the fg to beg for money to pay salaries .
Fg was balling because it now has the states in its debt trap.
After ilitants got there amnesty money nko!(after pandef went to beg buhari).
Did the communities receive shi shi?

baralatie:

How do you expect the oil companies to clean up oil spills that the community used dynamite to blow up?
Which worker from the oil company will want to risk his life to work in such an environment

2elliot:
All of a sudden, one nigerians supporters who shout to the heavens saying how you love Niger Delta people and why the Niger delta people should not support Biafra movement. Your hypocrisy stinks! All you want is for the Niger delta people to keep quiet and fold their arms while the languise in poverty, meanwhile you Yoruba and barbaric Hausa Fulani's drill our oil and gas to sustain your failed one Nigeria country. Hand go soon touch una soon.

SaintBishop:
Are they from Baysela or from Andoni?

hustler2828:


There are experts for such exercise, the oil firm workers are not the ones who will do the cleaning, rather the oil firms will fund the cleaning exercise. Ogoni was a clear case of taking peanut and closing your mouth. Crooks benefitted, and are still benefitting from the mess on Ogoni.

hustler2828:


Fg balling keh? Ogoni is a single town in the Niger Delta. All oil facilities in the Niger Delta will be shut down not only Ogoni. Can't Nigeria do without oil?