thisisit:
Civilian Oil thieves killed military Oil thieves.... End of matter

If you know you know

thisisit:
Civilian Oil thieves killed military Oil thieves.... End of matter

Real summary of the matter.

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COMRADES, let's call a spade a spade, sometimes some of these security agencies collude with those oil bunkerers in the creeks to do the unholy act

Una never talk true

Una go explain taya

If you no get liver stay off oil bunkery.
What I saw as a Hitman is the field baffles me and I fled to Lagos.

Abeg next time make your write up cohesive and easy to read

Sad, so sad! When I read stories like these. My mind reflects back to the book. "The Carpet Baggers"

At the end it's innocent civilians at the receiving end of this greed and madness.

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We all knew there was obviously more to the story we were being fed. Corruption has overtaken the sanity of this country. 😏

Criminals.
They deserve whatever karma that befell them. Thieves.

You can now see that the corrupt officers corrupted their own kill... RIP. We still never get the real truth

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It is very clear that the Okuama people and the Amagbein cartel are the killers.

ecolime:
I read the entire writeup.

No substance in it. E no get head. E no get tail.

Just connotations and pieces of jargons.

i was thinking I was the only one.. i just dey give myself headache

Racoon:
It has been obvious from the beginning. The Army was complicit in this matter. There is no smoke without fire.

The army is past and parcel of illegal oil bunkering

Nigerians sympathising with them are so gullible, mostly Yorubas. Many Yorubas are simpletons. Jeez

The truth is that it's not easy to fight oil bunkering and their syndicates.

Each of the bosses have bosses and servants under them coupled with political and military back up.

Good the truth is coming out, but this not real truth.
I said it here, the military were working for Tompolo, and they were killed by Asari boys

Ah!
Oil business

[quote author=Racoon post=129464151][/quote] Cartel War, simple.

Useless military. They deserve what they got. Stupid idiots!!!

Thank God the truth is coming out. That whole nonsense of soldiers going to settle land dispute is nothing but hogwash.

ogub:
Why this incident keep resurrecting.

Because the blood of the innocent involved are crying for justice. I read everything there. The tantita boat rented by the military,the boat operators that didn’t die and the silence of Tompolo says it all. Tompolo has survived so much from the country and I feel he should have remained peaceful by now. Now his name has resurfaced again on a negative aspect. Money no Dey belle fill this people. ?

The fact remains...

1. Terrorism in Nigeria is backed and funded by some people in the government and Northern elites

2. Oil bunkering.. theft etc.. is a business of some people in the government and Niger delta elites


Case closed

Exactly this is what I have been saying all along because the army was complicit in the matter all along the villagers are justified to have slaughtered them.

That is what you foolish dead ipob brain told you right ? So the case should be abandoned n life should return to normal without bring those involved to justice.

Racoon:
It has been obvious from the beginning. The Army was complicit in this matter. There is no smoke without fire.

Same thing i observe

ecolime:
I read the entire writeup.

No substance in it. E no get head. E no get tail.

Just connotations and pieces of jargons.

Yampotatocarrot:
What kind of disjointed news article is this? Whoever wrote this needs to return his/her degree certificate and is a shame to journalists all over Nigeria...

I disagree
It is very brilliant

Tranquillity360:
Federal government militants killed Nigeria soldiers.


But Yorubas where asking soldiers to level the whole communities and kill innocent people.





We know Nigeria soldiers has nothing to do with peace talk more of going community Peace keeping.

What have Yoruba's got to do with the activities in the Niger Delta? If you want to call out Tinubu corrupt, call him out. The Yoruba have no interest in Tinubu government.

If huge crude oil theft could be prevented in totality the emphasis laid on fuel subsidy removal would've been reduced in no small measure because the subsidy paid is far less to the crude oil being stolen daily.