ALL NIGER DELTA SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN MEETING ON SATURDAY 30 MAY 2009.
Agenda: The current military actions in the Niger Delta

We the people of the Niger Delta in the UK have agreed to come together under the umbrella of the Niger Delta Solidarity Group to work together towards creating awareness in the western world, especially in the UK, about the conflict in our homeland.

We wish to engage in a campaign to actively inform the media,
parliamentarians, western governments and also disseminate information to the general public about the atrocities being committed in our homeland by the Nigerian military authorities.

We owe it to our fathers, mothers and children at home to use our
privileged position of living in the UK, far away from the media black- out, oppression and military controls to bring the plight of our oppressed people to the attention of the world.

Together we can help to bring an immediate cessation of the ongoing military onslaught on our people, and contribute to positive change and a peaceful resolution of the Niger Delta crisis.

Lets not forget that as well as the military activities; there is a
propaganda war that is being waged against our people. The federal government and it’s state organs are painting a picture to the world that the on going campaign is against criminals and militants, but we know that it is our fathers, mothers and children that are being massacred.


[b]RESOLUTIONS

1.We have agreed to hold public demonstrations at the Nigerian high commission in London to protest against the current and on-going military onslaught against our people. Date, time and place will be communicated to you as soon as possible.

2. A petition will be sent to the United Nation, British Prime
Minister, UK House of parliament, European Union office in London and other international organizations.

3. We will be organizing a church service to pray for the souls of all the innocent people that have lost their lives in our homeland in the present and past military campaigns by the Nigerian military. Please find details below:

DATE: SATURDAY 30TH MAY 2009

TIME: ALL TO BE SEATED BY 1.30 PM
SERVICE STARTS AT 2PM TO 3PM

REFRESHMENTS AT CHURC HALL FROM 3PM TO 4.30PM

ADDRESS:

PARISH CHURCH OF OUR LADY
54 LODGE ROAD
ST JOHN'S WOOD
LONDON NW8 8LA

LODGE ROAD IS BETWEEN PARK ROAD AND LISSON GROVE IN ST JOHN'S WOOD
LODGE ROAD IS BESIDE LORDS CRICKET GROUND.

NEAREST UNDERGROUND IS ST JOHN'S WOOD STATION.[/b]3.[b] We intend to take out full-page colored advertisements in some UK newspapers to explain the perspective of the Niger Delta people, subject to Niger Delta community members contributing the necessary resources for us to make this possible.

4. We wish to form alliances with all Niger Delta organizations,
humanitarian organizations and all other similar organizations that
would be sympathetic to our cause.[/b]5. We wish to explore the possibility of taking litigation against the
perpetrators of these crimes against humanity that are being committed against our people in the international courts.

We will be setting up the following committees to co-ordinate the
affairs of the campaign.

1. A legal committee
2. A public relations/media committee
3. An information/Data collection Committee
4. A strategic planning committee

A provisional committee was set up to organize and supervise the
implementation of the resolutions adopted.

We are calling on ALL sons and daughters of the Niger Delta region and all others who oppose the brutal and atrocious actions of the Nigerian authorities to join us in this campaign. Let us put our differences to rest and come together for the common good of our shared heritage, people and land.


Another meeting will be held soon. The date, time and place will be communicated to you.

You are all called upon to reach out to all your friends, relatives
and other people from our region and anywhere in the world that you know, by email, phone or text messages, so that we can effectively mobilize more people in this campaign.


Inemo Samiama

Co-ordinator for the Niger Delta Solidarity campaign

batubo you don't have to start a thread on the same issue several times.
Haba!
we have heard now

$osisi:

batubo you don't have to start a thread on the same issue several times.
Haba!
we have heard now

https://www.nairaland.com/nigeria/topic-275259.0.html

We are done with the last meeting on the 23rd successfully. This is a new campaign meeting on Saturday
Everyone is invited

Serious question:

What will the international community do?

sorry would not be attending got more important issues to deal with.

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Late Major Isaac Adaka Boro - A true Niger Delta'Ijaw leader and Hero who fought and sacrificed his life for his people.

YOUR STRUGGLE CONTNUES

Ken Saro Wiwa- A true Niger Delta'Ogoni leader and Hero who fought and sacrificed his life for his people.

Ken Saro-Wiwa's last words were: "Lord take my soul but the struggle continues."

Saro Wiwas son

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the federal government has banned local press and the International(humanitarians) from coming into the area

Niger delta is the most polluted landscapes on the face of the earth 'sweet crude

life expectancy dropped to 40

Batubo, I think as a patriotic Nigerian we sholud by now learn to talk what will bring peace to the country and not troubles.
For me i think dialoque will be the solution; MEND and JTF should shelf their weapon and embrace dialogue. Nigeria will be better. May the souls of the inocent citizen who are dead rest in peace and may peace be in the Niger Delta and Nigeria at large!

@mankay Nigeria Army and their politician counterpart are never to be trusted, Those Northern are evils. You want to tell me that those Zombie don't see those looting in the country?Must they always be zombie forever. The last time i watch the news they arrested and jail 27 Soldier for life for protesting.Imagine.

THE NIGER DELTA SOLIDARITY CAMPAIGN IS ORGANISING A PUBLIC
DEMONSTRATION IN LONDON AGAINST THE MASSACRES IN THE
NIGER DELTA BY THE NIGERIAN ARMY
Date: Monday 1st June 2009
Venue: 10 Downing Street / Nigerian High commission
Time: 12 Noon - 2pm (10 Downing Street), 2 – 3 pm (Nigerian High Commission, 9 Northumberland Avenue, London. WC2N 5BX.)
For more information, Please contact; Tel: 07944542320

Batubo , when you called me over the phone, you sound very igbo. I think you are an igboman making more trouble.