GodpunishBuhari:


Nemesis Boro is not a hero in nigeria so why will he be known?? Even adekunle is a hero here.... so exempt Boro he's a local champion... when ojukwu is called out Boro is simply a toy

MizMyColi:


I wish you the Same

ejiinii:
All this na grammar I am saying the Hausa Fulani have almost all the oil wells why not write about them also since you are a patriot

When the real criminal steal our oil wells and send their children abroad they give sycophant money to come protect and support them online

Do you know what oil spillage has done to the people of Niger delta the youth have no option than to do any thing to survive

Tonyebarcanista you can only deceive yourself not the people of Niger delta

dearpreye:


Well said. Barcanista keeps pandering to some phantom people here every now and then.

GodpunishBuhari:


Nemesis Boro is not a hero in nigeria so why will he be known?? Even adekunle is a hero here.... so exempt Boro he's a local champion... when ojukwu is called out Boro is simply a toy

dearpreye:

If Boro were alive today, he might be cursing his earlier position about the civil war.

dearpreye:
Lyntiffany, I sight you ooooooooo. ......keep running from me ooooo. .....Happy new year.....

TonyeBarcanista:

And he flushed Biafran invaders from Ijaw soil.


So Adekunle is a hero in igboland? God bless his soul!

I'm sure you won't mind repeating this in the forthcoming Isaac Boro day.

lyntiffany:
LOL.......I ain't running from you,still with you sweet

Wish you the very best of the year.

Ariani:
Ndiigbo should let the dead bury themselves, no need dragging the Igbo nation into this.

Be a spectator in this match and learn one or two lessons about these people.

MyGeneration:
igbos u guys wont mind ur business and let the ijaws Carry there cross themselves u people are here opening threads for them, dats y u ppl wud continue to be loosers, during our own trying times how many of them opened threads for us?
all they did was tell us that we are on our own that we are using the support we hv for Gej to blackmail them...

TonyeBarcanista:

This is what we keep hearing. I tell you, such isn't bought anymore. You talked of marginalisation, but were we not marginalised for almost SIX years under fellow Niger Deltan and Ijaw man's administration? You talked aboil OML but who was in power for almost six years that presided over the affairs with power to revoke these licenses? You talked of the Atikus, Danjumas and co, but you forget that most of these men (including Edwin Clarke) called the shots when our own was in power, and he also was loyal to them. You talked about Tompolo being in office from 9am-5pm but you failed to realise that same Tompolo whose actions led to the death of over 500 people was gifted Amnesty package, monthly earnings and Fg contracts along with his likes. Isn't that enough opportunity? Did I(Barcanista), a loyal citizen even get a fraction of such opportunity? Where was the Tompolos to call for the revocations of OML under Jonathan? Where were they to demand for implementation of UNEP report that would have began the cleansing of our lands? Where were they? What did they do to compensate families in odi and Warri that lost lives and properties? Not even the 2014 confab captured our demand, yet they kept quiet.

Let me reteirate that the people involved in the economic sabotage are criminals that must be dealt with before they bring death to the doorstep of the innocent. Well, Tompolo has dissociated himself, the military should fish out the culprits.



Like I said earlier, I know my history and I know what I stand for.

dearpreye:


Your actions keep countering your words. ....I don forgive you shaaa.....carry me along...

dearpreye:


My brother, great Boro acted based on the available information at the time. How did he die? Who killed him? Did he commit suicide? Are the Izons faring any better than the Igbos whom you subtly have disgust for?

I've tried to avoid confronting you on this forum cos I feel we've come too far both online and offline but your recent comments are actually insulting to the ND people. The next time you visit Tompolo village, call him a miscreant.

lyntiffany:
Let's communicate off the 'box' pls....you know what I mean

Rawani:
Tonyebarcanista, I must commend your refreshing objectivity on this issue. Focus on your points and continue to disregard myopic sentiments and weak attacks on your person.

TonyeBarcanista:

Boro acted based on intelligence that has proven to be legitimate. On who killed him, fleeing Biafrans shot him in Okrika. I have addressed this several times. As for the Ijaw welfare, YES! We are faring better than we were in the Eastern region but not as we want. If we had had our own State by referndum, we'd have gone far in development. That's another story.


You can kkeep patronising Biafrans but don't insult Boro's sensibilities.


You don't need to "avoid confronting me". Actually, you've done that several times. It is people like you that is disgracing the Niger Delta by agitating for action that will lead to more polution and death of innocent.

BTW: I am NOT afraid to look at Tompolo into his eyes and tell him to respond to court summon in his own interest.

GANJAFARMER:
Of course as long as the oil is flowing undisturbed to feed your parasitic ass. I guess if he had run with a contrary opinion you'd have changed your song.

The worst thing any Niger Deltan will do to himself is to trust the self acclaimed custodian of the Nigerian sovereignty who are nothing but wicked bunch of tribal men masking themselves as patriots who won't bat an eye to undo the same Niger Deltan, only using him to further his own selfish interest.

You guys are pathetic bunch of liars with no dignity.

dearpreye:


If Boro were alive today, he might be cursing his earlier position about the civil war.

TonyeBarcanista:

And he flushed Biafran invaders from Ijaw soil.


So Adekunle is a hero in igboland? God bless his soul!

I'm sure you won't mind repeating this in the forthcoming Isaac Boro day.

dearpreye:


I won't stop at supporting any people who want to decide their fate and chart their own destiny. It's never in my nature to mock and abuse those who feel they can get a better package in their own system.....its a fundamental human right enshrined in the UN charters. ..you know these things, brother. .....


When are we going to have our own referendum? You amuse me to no ends.....stand for your people.....stop strengthening the arms of those who seek to kill yours deploying whatever guise or ploy...

I don't patronise anyone; I just have an arrogance towards the truth. You need to stand for something. Your recent messages are confusing me. .....I don't even know who you are.....seriously.....

My community and other Izon villages have always been denigrated be the same ungrateful Nigerian government using different excuses. ....but I will NEVER blame any ND person who uses whatever means available to them to secure their wealth and fortunes.

If the FG wants to drop the bombs let them drop them. Our present situation as a people is just a step above the grave. My greatest loyalty is to the Izon people and I will forever support Tompolo and others.

Learn to make a stand on something. It's even better to be convinced about an evil stance than be a pendulum.

Rawani:
Look inwards to find your problem and solution.

Your insults are tired and will only bury you deeper in the abyss of self-delusion.

GANJAFARMER:
You obviously didn't read and comprehend where I said that every genuine civil uprising would always be hijacked by criminals .

You're talking about six years under a democratic system skewed in such a way that the consent of your oppressors would be needed to make any meaningful changes ? How was the six years ? how did it go ? I presume you were living in planet Mars for you not to have seen the gang up and total display of hate and resentment for a particular region and people even as our ecosystem is going down all in the name of patriotism. I still reiterate that if the Nigerian state has a human face ,no Niger Deltan would be willing to pick up arms against her sovereignty.When a people begin to resort to armed struggle to make a statement whether ill conceived or not , then it is obvious that they are not dealing with rational humans but greedy and selfish set of people that are hell bent on milking them dry while making a mockery of who they are - And I repeat: any Niger Deltan that has what it takes to demand for his own fair share of his God given wealth by any means necessary should go ahead ,after all the people on the other side of the divide do not care unless you resort to outright and senseless violence.

I have said it and I will say it again: The Nigerian democracy is a fraud and until we sit down like they did during the last confab and talk and also implement all that was agreed on we are going nowhere - If the FG like they should hang all the criminals in the Niger Delta, more criminals will rise up and take their place as long as the situation that gave rise to the first set of criminals is still present unattended to.

Let Buhari go ahead and find his criminals quietly as any act of violence perpetrated by the Nigerian military on the innocent Niger Delta people would be met with greater violence on the Nigerian economy and psyche.

Tell them to fish out their culprits and not disturb the peace of an already battered people - It will never go unnoticed and unchallenged.

I hope you're aware that if you're waiting for the man that is holding you down to set you free, you'll be waiting for a long time.

dearpreye:


I won't stop at supporting any people who want to decide their fate and chart their own destiny. It's never in my nature to mock and abuse those who feel they can get a better package in their own system.....its a fundamental human right enshrined in the UN charters. ..you know these things, brother. .....


When are we going to have our own referendum? You amuse me to no ends.....stand for your people.....stop strengthening the arms of those who seek to kill yours deploying whatever guise or ploy...

I don't patronise anyone; I just have an arrogance towards the truth. You need to stand for something. Your recent messages are confusing me. .....I don't even know who you are.....seriously.....

My community and other Izon villages have always been denigrated be the same ungrateful Nigerian government using different excuses. ....but I will NEVER blame any ND person who uses whatever means available to them to secure their wealth and fortunes.

If the FG wants to drop the bombs let them drop them. Our present situation as a people is just a step above the grave. My greatest loyalty is to the Izon people and I will forever support Tompolo and others.

Learn to make a stand on something. It's even better to be convinced about an evil stance than be a pendulum.

dearpreye:


I won't stop at supporting any people who want to decide their fate and chart their own destiny. It's never in my nature to mock and abuse those who feel they can get a better package in their own system.....its a fundamental human right enshrined in the UN charters. ..you know these things, brother. .....


When are we going to have our own referendum? You amuse me to no ends.....stand for your people.....stop strengthening the arms of those who seek to kill yours deploying whatever guise or ploy...

I don't patronise anyone; I just have an arrogance towards the truth. You need to stand for something. Your recent messages are confusing me. .....I don't even know who you are.....seriously.....

My community and other Izon villages have always been denigrated be the same ungrateful Nigerian government using different excuses. ....but I will NEVER blame any ND person who uses whatever means available to them to secure their wealth and fortunes.

If the FG wants to drop the bombs let them drop them. Our present situation as a people is just a step above the grave. My greatest loyalty is to the Izon people and I will forever support Tompolo and others.

Learn to make a stand on something. It's even better to be convinced about an evil stance than be a pendulum.

TonyeBarcanista:
This is immaterial!

If non of you called Jonathan to order when he presided over the affairs from February 2010 to May 29, 2015, then you have no moral standi to talk of our probems.

The OML license was in the kitty of Jonathan for five years, he didn't revoke them and correct the imbalance. Yet, all of you said nothing.

The UNEP report on Ogoni was handed to Jonathan in 2012, instead of him to begin the process of cleansing, he threw it uder his locker. This would have help begin the process of spillage cleansing, yet non of you said anything.

I followed the amnesty process, non of the "fundamental" demands were met but the boys became rich, yet, non of you said anything.

I'm sure you are not from Ijaw or Niger Delta anyway. Go and swerve!


BTW: Barcanista isn't a paid sycophant. Stop using yourself to judge me! Ifianfi

TonyeBarcanista:

Boro acted based on intelligence that has proven to be legitimate. On who killed him, fleeing Biafrans shot him in Okrika. I have addressed this several times. As for the Ijaw welfare, YES! We are faring better than we were in the Eastern region but not as we want. If we had had our own State by referndum, we'd have gone far in development. That's another story.


You can kkeep patronising Biafrans but don't insult Boro's sensibilities.


You don't need to "avoid confronting me". Actually, you've done that several times. It is people like you that is disgracing the Niger Delta by agitating for action that will lead to more polution and death of innocent.

BTW: I am NOT afraid to look at Tompolo into his eyes and tell him to respond to court summon in his own interest.

kaboninc:


Interesting!


TonyeBarcanistar, since one of your 'own' spent roughly 5 years in office didn't do anything to 'reverse' OML, why then did you vigorously campaign for his reelection?

Why did you support him so much that you took harsh criticisms and threats and insults from the opposition which you once belonged?

People do not have a problem with 'what' we stand for, even if its evil but 'how' we stand for it.

There's this connection most of us are yet to understand in this oil industry. We need to know that its like a cartel or cult and everybody - those who own the leases, the whites who operates the blocks, the community where oil is been explored, some agents of governments to the petty criminals are all involved.