Eko Ile:

Wetin happen? Monthly allocation of militant and terrorists Allowance never reach the creek?


And these dumb fcukkers are wasting taxpayers money on some fake rehabilitation program,



Dumb a//s/sses

DaRapture:

MEND, BOKA HARAM, NPF, Nigerian Government are all a bunch of Losers.   Send in the Oyibo to colonize that worthless dump over again.   That nation is a pathetic big azz, sloppy Galoot.   I'm ashamed to even be a descendant of that backward dump.  

psalmizt:


We have constantly warned Nigerians about Goodluck Jonathan and his train of idiots running Nigeria. Events of the last few months have vindicated our position on the inability of this slowpoke to lead Nigeria anywhere but downwards.


Rather than address serious issues facing the nation and its citizens, Goodluck Jonathan squanders public funds on tribalistic sycophants and thugs calling themselves ex-militants.

Nigerians should disregard the idle threats and ranting of imaginary militant groups and other hired “Jonathan praise singers”. Besides empty talk, they are unable to help Jonathan in any way. In fact most so called ex-militants are hiding in Abuja or Lagos, not venturing near their villages in the Niger Delta.

Our silence thus far, has been strategic and at the right time, we will reduce Nigerian oil production to zero and drive off our land, thieving oil companies. British petroleum is prepared to pay $25 billion compensation for the Gulf of Mexico oil spillage, yet for worse spillages in the Niger Delta; our people are paid with death at the hands of the Nigerian military.

In the dark days to come, MTN, SACOIL, and other South African investments will pay a heavy price for the interference of Jacob Zuma in the legitimate fight for justice in the Niger Delta, by its people. The South African President has reduced himself to the position of a hired thug for Goodluck Jonathan.




The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (M.E.N.D) understands the negative impact our assault on the Nigerian oil industry will have on the ordinary citizen in a country which relies almost entirely on one source of revenue.

Unfortunately, the extremely irresponsible, floundering government of Nigeria is more concerned with enriching themselves and family members than attending to the problems of the Niger Delta and the continuously depreciating standard of living of the ordinary Nigerian.

A government incapable of managing roads, refineries, power stations and other basic infrastructure is again squandering valuable public funds on a committee tasked with investigating the viability of nuclear energy for electricity generation.

The government of Nigeria is incapable of safely disposing household refuse. How then do they plan to deal with the toxic by-product of nuclear energy? Nigerians must know that their ignoramus of a president is controlled by Obasanjo, Western nations, an imbecilic wife and an army of sorcerers.

Specific members of the security services and the media will in addition to email, receive notification of an impending attack, by SMS in order to minimize the possibility of civilian casualties.

http://saharareporters.com/news-page/nigerias-niger-delta-conflict-resumes-mend-strikes-agip-oil-pipeline?nocache=1#comment-365472

psalmizt:

^^^ Not that I support the actions of MEND but if this is what it takes for government to treat us as humans then so be it, 
I have always said it that the whole AMNESTY program being run by the Federal Government is a Sham. No real effort has been taken till date to alleviate the sufferings of people in the Niger Delta.
Just for the records, people should stop comparing MEND to Boko Haram,  Please please

baslone:

Guy, that's how they always start!

They are recounting the same issues that made them pick up arms years back. It's still
an act of terrorism.

Like they really care about any development. All they are fighting for is their own share of the loot!!!

It's not new- we have been down this road before.!

baslone:

Guy, that's how they always start!

They are recounting the same issues that made them pick up arms years back. It's still
an act of terrorism.

Like they really care about any development. All they are fighting for is their own share of the loot!!!

It's not new- we have been down this road before.!

Remii:


you are correct jare, if they really care, they should be attacking their so called leaders and not destroying what is already on ground. They should ask why Niger Delta is still under developed with so much money getting to the area from government and oil companies.

psalmizt:


Our silence thus far, has been strategic and at the right time, we will reduce Nigerian oil production to zero and drive off our land, thieving oil companies. British petroleum is prepared to pay $25 billion compensation for the Gulf of Mexico oil spillage, yet for worse spillages in the Niger Delta; our people are paid with death at the hands of the Nigerian military.