Another Boom as Delta Greenland Justice Mandate (NDGJM) warns that Niger Delta is not a conquered territory. -








The Niger Delta Greenland Justice Mandate (NDGJM), have claimed responsibility for the attack on crude oil delivery line belonging to the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company crossing Afiesere- Iwhrenene communities in Ughelli North Council Area of Delta State.


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EMULATE AVENGERS – GROUP TELLS NIGER DELTA GREENLAND JUSTICE MANDATE

It is a common knowledge that violence and destruction are easy to organize and to carry out and therefore should not be seen as things of pride or show of invincibility and ego, like the Niger Delta Greenland Justice Mandate wants Nigerians to believe. One thing that is paramount is that we have no other country we can call our own and all economic assets therein are our pride. Why people should take so much delight in the destruction of national assets to fulfill selfish interest leave much to desire.

We are talking against the background of the recent claim by the Niger Delta Greenland Justice Mandate (NDGTM) that blew up the NNPC pipeline with spillage over farmland, thereby constituting more hazard to the existing environmental problem in the area.

It has come to a time that anybody claiming to be fighting for his people must first of all put the overall interest of the people into consideration before embarking on such venture. Certainly, breaking oil and gas pipelines with its attendant spillage could not be said to be in the best interest of millions of Niger Delta people in particular and Nigerians in general. It is on this note that we sincerely appeal to the NDGJM to emulate the Niger Delta Avengers that voluntary considered calling off attacks on oil and gas nationals assets for dialogue. This approach is ideal and the more civilized way of conflict resolution because no matter the amount of destruction and pains inflicted on hapless citizens of our dear nation it would eventually end up with dialogue one day. So, why not now?

It has been reiterated on our platform on several occasion that conflict does not pay, especially in a period when concerted effort is being made by the Federal Government to clean up Ogoniland and other Niger Delta areas as well as addressing other sundry problems in the area. Our group is also very much concern about the welfare and well being of the Niger Delta people in particular and Nigerians in general. In an event of situation degenerating, all of us would be affected, as no meaningful development could thrive in an insecure environment. We therefore, once again, urge the NDGJM to embrace peaceful resolution of the Niger Delta question for the best interest of our dear nation, as bad wind blows no one any good.