Demmocrats:
I don't believe this news at all www.

luvmijeje:
Who are the economy saboteurs? Anyone who's caught must be treated as a terrorist.

stevnwigw:
militants are not like bokoharam that go at night, militants are super humans more of spirits.

Emekamex:
No reliable source

Dannyset:
Rubbish talk. U think those militants are as senseless as some of u bloggers.

Dannyset:
Rubbish talk. U think those militants are as senseless as some of u bloggers.

stevnwigw:
info getting around says the pipe line taps across the niger delta that supply crude to the jetty for export will be lock for six months begining fro the midnight of 30th july 2015. www.e-reporters.com/nigerdelta militia?&

stevnwigw:
Niger delta oil only is used for sustenance in Nigeria(zoo) what happened to all the cows and yams in north they stillsell it to us, the yorubas harvest the coco and take it to industries in lagos and ogun and still sell the products to us. But only the niger delta oil enters the national treasury.

mryoungdon:
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They are also said to be of the view that it is too early to begin to assess President Muhammadu Buhari’s administration and his plans for the region.

A source close to Boyloaf said: “Boyloaf will not attend the meeting. He has also called on security agencies to be at alert to avert any breakdown of law and order. Apart from him, many other notable ex-militant leaders will not be there.

“It is expected that Africa, Pastor Reuben, Shoot-at-Sight, Ogunboss, Ateke Tom, Farrah and many other former ‘generals’, and ‘commanders’ will boycott the event”.

MEND, in an online statement by its Spokesman, Jomo Gbomo, dissociated itself from Tompolo and his meeting.

It said the gathering was to react on behalf of oil thieves and corrupt officials of the past administration of Goodluck Jonathan.

It affirmed its support for President Muhammadu Buhari and “ his government’s courage to probe the administration of ex-President Goodluck Jonathan, which should also include the office of the former President, the ex-First Lady, Dame Patience Jonathan, and the Niger Delta Amnesty Programme.”

MEND also restated its commitment to the Niger Delta struggle, which it said had no relationship with seeking political appointments, power or contracts.

The Nation gathered that had already been placed on alert to monitor the activities of the ex-militant leaders.

A top military officer said security agencies would not tolerate the use of gatherings to beach the peace in the region.

“We are monitoring the activities of the ex-militant leaders who have scheduled a meeting in Yenagoa. We are to going to allow anybody under any guise to breach the peace in the region. For us, these people have embraced amnesty and will be made to account for any untoward action”, he said.

Shortly before the meeting was called off yesterday,Tompolo issued a statement in Warri to allay fears that it was s meant to restart war in the region.


source:http://thenationonlineng.net/crack-in-militants-camp-forces-cancellation-of-tompolos-meeting/