THE NIGER DELTA AVENGERS, THREAT TO PEACE, & THE FIGHT FOR FREEDOM ----Badiru Kehinde...

The Niger Delta region of Nigeria without much doubt remains one of the major source of Nigeria's national income, however, the region, the communities in it and surrounding it have been victims of penury, struggle for emancipation from the exploitation and oppression of the Multinational Corporations like Shell, Shevron, Agip and so much more. We are all familiar with the pioneers of this struggle; Ken Saro Wiwa and how he was murdered unjustly. Recently, these struggles have been ignited once again even though there were several amnesty deals sometime ago.
Nigerians are witnessing a great fear even now that there is a great tension and criticism following the recent trip and even more recent of the nation's president, Muhammed Buhari to London over the treatment of his infected ear. Fear and threat to peace have not just engulfed the pages of newspapers but also on the minds of Nigerians especially over the Niger Delta Avengers. About 2 days ago, the spokesperson for the militant group published a report concerning threat to launch missles to major structures and institutions of the country.

Avengers’ missiles which reportedly will be kicking off if the Niger Delta Agitators should fail to fulfil their promises is indeed a great shock. Citizens are the most afraid. The group therefore said that its targets are as follows;
1. State House, Villa- Abuja
2. Defence Headquarters
3. Police Headquarters
4. National Assembly
5. NNPC Towers
6. Central Bank Of Nigeria
7. Agip

The nation is currently in a whirlpool of misery, from increased level of unemployment to fall in educational standard, for instance Oyo state's threat to privatise all public schools, also increase in expenses and the growing inflationary rate of the nation's currency. What is the way forward as even the country's head is away and issues are boiling up?...

Badiru kehinde
RCF Ikire, Cornerstone Magazine
UNIOSUN IKIRE.

Am tempted to stay outside my building looking up , imagining how this ballistic missiles of a weapon will look like. Also hoping that Nigeria Army are ready and capable to use their anti ballistic missile weapons to counter. (IF) Nigeria have .

Today is Tuesday, Where are the six missiles?

Luckylife:
Am tempted to stay outside my building looking up , imagining how this ballistic missiles of a weapon will look like. Also hoping that Nigeria Army are ready and capable to use their anti ballistic missile weapons to counter. (IF) Nigeria have .

LoL Nah to yeri eeehh ooo...we can only hope