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Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by omaar12(m): 9:04pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
khalids:The Igbos are pushing strongly for self determination under mazi Nnamdi kanu the question is, is he a politician (No).aside from the fact that he uses abusive words on other ethnic group I can tell u for a fact that most people from other ethnic group support him because he came out to say what everyone has been meaning to say BT to afraid to. And the ND will hold those leaders account when they are on their own, they won't blame abuja, southwest or south east. for their leaders have no reason not to be accountable. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by bigdot1759(m): 9:05pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
u don't need to ask FG for anything on dis Just ask ur Gomina and all ur communities leaders how they spent FG allocation to their state & ur communities leader all d funds from FG and all d oil company around u |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by omaar12(m): 9:20pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
khalids:Are they the only ones in the national assembly, they can only put forth a motion or whatever those guys do up there. they can force the rest assembly member to support the motion. what will the north gain from the clean up ( Nothing ) so they won't support what will the south west gain from the clean up( nothing) what will the south east gain from the clean up( Nothing) as far as this other region does not take it seriously and the cash flow is not stopped. the real clean up will never ever come. But in their own country or a country shared with just one of the 3 major ethnic group they can lobby for the clean up and the motion will set sail perfectly. they can't heal the land even with restructuring and they can't push for self determination on their own. 3 Likes 1 Share |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by Jelal0007(m): 9:25pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
DaniDani:D point here is that pipeline bombings contributes to the mess in the delta. It doesn't help the contamination problem on ground. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by chloride6: 9:29pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
erico2k2: Really? Why then do wells dry up? Oga, Niger Delta oil will finish. Stop spreading jargons. Crude reserves were accumulated over a long period of time and nearly all of it will be produced in about 150 years give or take. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by erico2k2(m): 9:40pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
chloride6:I presume you did not even bother to read what I showed you if not you wont have come up with what you did there.I REST MY CASE. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by Doyin2(m): 10:08pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
Remimadrid: On point! Pipeline vandalisation is a major contributor. Shell,Chevron,mobil etc,operate in other countries without so much devastation to the environment. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by Rowlandjude(m): 10:17pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
Remimadrid: Your genetations are fools,. 1 Like 1 Share |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by honeychild(f): 10:22pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
Efewestern: I remember all of you laughing at those cautioning NDA (Niger Delta Avengers) when they were bombing pipelines. I think you have now become environmentalist too Abeg nothing concern Nigerians joor. Avengers should resume bombing in September. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by honeychild(f): 10:24pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
legislatively: Stop talking about what you don't know. A lot of oil spills are the result of vandalism. They actually cut open those pipes to sipphon oil. 1 Like |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by Nobody: 10:40pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
Customer80: you are a big fool for this useless question |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by nothernstar: 10:50pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
Customer80:sorry if I'm rude to you but your question is immature and provocative. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by Customer80: 10:58pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
nothernstar:i never directed question to you, the op i asked answered politely which i thanked him, you replying is out of place |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by Customer80: 11:00pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
Godpikin3:you always know agbero / paraga boys when they comment, so much bitterness in you. get a life man |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by FrankGiel: 11:09pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
erico2k2:Let me make u understand how lazy ur people are.. Every service company that works on the field are mandated to employ 4 indigenes (2 skilled, 2 unskilled) from the community per job operation and those indigenes are paid..from all my experiences, they never want to learn. They will never show up to be trained.. They will blab with their entitlement mentality, that they are landlord's. when its time for payment they will show up... Every company that visits the field/rig , mandates Their CLO to pay a required levy prior to going to the field. When we get to the field, a fresh set of levy is imposed.. All these money go to a selected set of disgruntled lazy individuals.. Long story cut short.. Ur people are pretty lazy!! |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by Nobody: 11:22pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
Diezani didn't see all this to help her people? No she was busy fucking a drunk zoology doctor and siphoning national funds for 6 years, after they expect a northerner to clean it up....Niger Delta Bastards.....una suffering never start 1 Like |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by nairanaira12: 11:26pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
Customer80: What a dumb and thoughtless question? You want to hear stories about rats, but asking questions like a dead brain about oil spillage in the area that supplies large percentage of Nigeria's wealth? In fact, you make the word "stupid " to lose its meaning |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by aku626(m): 11:27pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
They're the cause of their problem now. They took Amnesty |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by Killurself: 11:53pm On Aug 23, 2017 |
Urhobo spillage, isoko spillage, itshekiri spillage and ijaws Master of bunkery, I know spillage happen but most of the spillage caused by damaging of pipeline by bunkerer. Most of places in Niger delta water way are full of crude oil and their brothers and sisters knows that activities of bunkery is affecting their fishing especially those of fisherman but they can says anything. One ijaw man said no fish for water I now asked him why he said the crude dey pursue the fish, I said who cause it he said nah our brothers that engaged in bunkery, I said but why can you organised fishermen's like you and talk to them, he said hummmmmm, then go kill us, I just look at him and shake my head, who re you to blame government or security.,nobody. Sometimes they should blame themselves. If it real spillage the company will come there very fast and lock the pipeline and clean the spillage. Almost all the communities in Niger delta get cooking camps, where they cook crude to diesels and kerosene. When you come to Niger delta you will know most of things am saying 1 Like 2 Shares |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by GMBuhari: 12:16am On Aug 24, 2017 |
Efewestern: Coming from another tribalist |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by GMBuhari: 12:17am On Aug 24, 2017 |
omaar12: Look for the comment by killurself and educate yourself it's your bunkering brothers and avengers's fault and those photos are old as fvcccck |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by lordjosh(m): 12:42am On Aug 24, 2017 |
Customer80: GOD & DEVIL PUNISH YOU! |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by senatordave1(m): 12:46am On Aug 24, 2017 |
The solution to the niger delta problem is simple.the 13 percent derivation should be sent directly to the oil producing communities and no more to the lootful governors.if 5billion derivation is given to bayelsa,the entire 5billion or half of it should be shared to each community to develop itself.each community would now set up a town union comprising of the king,chiefs and all the families in that community.half of the money disbursed to each community would be used to provide basic amenities and tackle oil spill/envirinmental issues caused by exploration.the other half would be shared equally among all the families in that setting.an fg committee would monitor these communities.at least 25 percent of allocations given to nddc and niger delta ministry should also go to these localities.the utilization of the fund would be monitored by the fg.if after two years meaningful progress is made,then the derivation should be increased to 20 percent.i think this would solve the niger delta question once and for all. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by nengibo: 1:09am On Aug 24, 2017 |
Killurself:You are proper idiot for insulting the Izon otu. Better do what your name says so dat you don't procreate idiots like yourself 1 Like |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by ja2ken(m): 1:27am On Aug 24, 2017 |
Remimadrid: I know u must be a yoruba.. Karma ll catch up with u pple someday.. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by bobbybash(m): 2:37am On Aug 24, 2017 |
This is a really terrible sight to behold I believe a lot should be done for the Niger delta States. Especially in the case of oil spillage and cleaning of the already affected areas. I also think that the southern governors should be held more responsible for the 13% derivative and other allocations they get as much as the federal government and the oil producing firms operating in the area. Water is a major natural resource and when it's polluted like this, it leaves a lot to be desired. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by BiggyBamBam: 3:47am On Aug 24, 2017 |
Customer80:. Does your brain not tell you how the people are systematically destroyed by the lack of protection from Oil companies? You want to tell me if ordinary rain flood your fathers house, you will not hold the government responsible for not doing enough to stop? May God continue to visit his wrath upon the Nigerian government and her gullible sympathizers, who think people from the Niger-delta have not right to gain what God has given them. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by cliffypatt(m): 4:54am On Aug 24, 2017 |
Remimadrid:Tribalism will kill you, I don't know why you can't make use of your sense. Anuofia!!! |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by Eluwilussit(m): 4:54am On Aug 24, 2017 |
DaniDani: But Jonathan was there for 6 years na. He was busy building almajiri schools and universities in the north, as well as giving them agricultural aids. What did niger delta gain from him? |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by cliffypatt(m): 4:57am On Aug 24, 2017 |
leofab:Yes o! they will never go unpunished. I strongly believe a break up will occur someday, and the people of ND will take control of their God given resource. |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by cliffypatt(m): 4:59am On Aug 24, 2017 |
Eluwilussit:If Jonathan had focused on the ND, I am sure you will be one of those uttering "Sentimental buffoon" Why can't you stop complaining here and there? 1 Like |
Re: Photos Of Oil Spillage In Niger Delta Communities by cliffypatt(m): 5:03am On Aug 24, 2017 |
Cool23:I see why you don't want restructuring because your parasitic state will find it difficult to survive. You can only depend on the ND oil for survival. Take it or leave full restructuring will take place |
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