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Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by maximunimpact(m): 12:04pm On Apr 30, 2018
Urhobo Liberation Force, ULF, a militant group in Niger Delta, has threatened to carry out a bloody operation that will throw the country into another financial slump if the Federal Government failed to make satisfactory budgetary provision for the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, FUPRE, Effurun, Delta State, in the 2018 Appropriation Bill within two weeks.

The group in a combined statement by the GOC, Operations and GOC, Defence, “General” Orubu Ekpe and “General” Mike Agbalele respectively, said: “We are giving 14 days ultimatum to the Federal Government to make adequate budgetary provision for the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun (FUPRE) as stated in the Act establishing the university accented to by the President, His Excellency, President Muhammadu Buhari on the 17th October, 2107. If not, the oil and gas facilities in Urhobo land will be blown off.”

“We, the Urhobo Liberation Force, will be ready to return the country to zero oil and gas production and force the country into another recession if adequate provision is not made within this period of the 14 days of our ultimatum,” it warned.

The militant group asserted: “The Urhobo nation is the fifth largest ethnic nationality in Nigeria, very rich with oil and gas. It has been marginalized in the administration of President Buhari. The Buhari Administration refused to give Urhobo nation a ministerial appointment and any viable position in the oil and gas sector. And a budgetary provision for financial implementation of the petroleum university in Urhobo land was deliberately left out in the 2018 Appropriation Bill (2018 Budget) sent by the President to the National Assembly.”

“While N45 billion was captured in the 2018 budget for North East Development Commission NEDC, it will interest you to note that NEDC Act was accented to a week after the Federal FUPRE Act by the president.

“We appreciate His Excellency for signing the FUPRE bill to an Act and the smooth take off of academic activities of the Nigerian Maritime University, Okerenkoko in Delta state. We will appreciate the federal government more if it makes quick U-turn to direct the National Assembly to allocate funds to the university, especially with the recent increase of oil benchmark from $45 per barrel to the current $72 per barrel- yielding an excess of about N152 billion derived from Urhobo nation,” it added.

ULF stated: “It has come to our notice that the plot of the federal government for not making budgetary provision for the smooth take-off of the university is as a result of the northern agenda to relocate the university to Kaduna, a parasitic state that has no single oil well and contribute nothing to the nation’s treasury. We recall that, the National Institute of Petroleum, Policy and Strategic (NIPPS) and the National College of Petroleum, Kaduna was established to kill FUPRE, which plot has failed in several attempts made.”

“ These are institutions that are trying to kick-off without students at the moment, but were given the sum of N15 billion and N10.4bilion respectively by PTDF, yet FUPRE that has graduated students and running for 11 years now has no single funding from PTDF . This is to show the level of federal government’s bias towards the Niger Delta.

“We call on all militant groups with genuine intent towards the development of the Niger Delta region to join forces with us to correct this wicked and devilish agenda of this administration aimed at under developing the oil-rich Niger Delta.

“We also call on the leadership of the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, to wade into this issue as a voice of the Niger Delta people with our entire mandate. If we strike, we will not listen to their call for peace. This should not be taken as a threat but all necessary machinery to carry out this operation has been put in place.

“All oil and gas facilities in the upland will be blown off, we advise all oil and gas companies operating the upland to take note because this operation shall be bloody,” the militant group stated.

https://www.financialwatchngr.com/2018/04/30/niger-delta-militants-threaten-to-return-nigeria-to-recession/

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by ekensi01: 12:06pm On Apr 30, 2018
Why some people won't even borrow common sense?

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by Nobody: 12:06pm On Apr 30, 2018
retards.

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by papoudaupolos: 12:08pm On Apr 30, 2018
Ok ND
Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by DynasTee: 12:19pm On Apr 30, 2018
Who go suffer?
Everyone excluding the politicians

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by KidsNEXTdoor: 12:30pm On Apr 30, 2018
Jibril659:
retards.

Did you actually read the write up
Their demands are justified

It's not like a region that established hisbah police and yet enjoy tax revenue from alcohol sale in other regions..
What hypocrisy

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by oooppp2(m): 12:32pm On Apr 30, 2018
maximunimpact:
Urhobo Liberation Force, ULF, a militant group in Niger Delta, has threatened to carry out a bloody operation that will throw the country into another financial slump if the Federal Government failed to make satisfactory budgetary provision for the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, FUPRE, Effurun, Delta State, in the 2018 Appropriation Bill within two weeks.

The group in a combined statement by the GOC, Operations and GOC, Defence, “General” Orubu Ekpe and “General” Mike Agbalele respectively, said: “We are giving 14 days ultimatum to the Federal Government to make adequate budgetary provision for the Federal University of Petroleum Resources, Effurun (FUPRE) as stated in the Act establishing the university accented to by the President, His Excellency, President Muhammadu Buhari on the 17th October, 2107. If not, the oil and gas facilities in Urhobo land will be blown off.”

“We, the Urhobo Liberation Force, will be ready to return the country to zero oil and gas production and force the country into another recession if adequate provision is not made within this period of the 14 days of our ultimatum,” it warned.

The militant group asserted: “The Urhobo nation is the fifth largest ethnic nationality in Nigeria, very rich with oil and gas. It has been marginalized in the administration of President Buhari. The Buhari Administration refused to give Urhobo nation a ministerial appointment and any viable position in the oil and gas sector. And a budgetary provision for financial implementation of the petroleum university in Urhobo land was deliberately left out in the 2018 Appropriation Bill (2018 Budget) sent by the President to the National Assembly.”

“While N45 billion was captured in the 2018 budget for North East Development Commission NEDC, it will interest you to note that NEDC Act was accented to a week after the Federal FUPRE Act by the president.

“We appreciate His Excellency for signing the FUPRE bill to an Act and the smooth take off of academic activities of the Nigerian Maritime University, Okerenkoko in Delta state. We will appreciate the federal government more if it makes quick U-turn to direct the National Assembly to allocate funds to the university, especially with the recent increase of oil benchmark from $45 per barrel to the current $72 per barrel- yielding an excess of about N152 billion derived from Urhobo nation,” it added.

ULF stated: “It has come to our notice that the plot of the federal government for not making budgetary provision for the smooth take-off of the university is as a result of the northern agenda to relocate the university to Kaduna, a parasitic state that has no single oil well and contribute nothing to the nation’s treasury. We recall that, the National Institute of Petroleum, Policy and Strategic (NIPPS) and the National College of Petroleum, Kaduna was established to kill FUPRE, which plot has failed in several attempts made.”

“ These are institutions that are trying to kick-off without students at the moment, but were given the sum of N15 billion and N10.4bilion respectively by PTDF, yet FUPRE that has graduated students and running for 11 years now has no single funding from PTDF . This is to show the level of federal government’s bias towards the Niger Delta.

“We call on all militant groups with genuine intent towards the development of the Niger Delta region to join forces with us to correct this wicked and devilish agenda of this administration aimed at under developing the oil-rich Niger Delta.

“We also call on the leadership of the Pan Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF, to wade into this issue as a voice of the Niger Delta people with our entire mandate. If we strike, we will not listen to their call for peace. This should not be taken as a threat but all necessary machinery to carry out this operation has been put in place.

“All oil and gas facilities in the upland will be blown off, we advise all oil and gas companies operating the upland to take note because this operation shall be bloody,” the militant group stated.

https://www.financialwatchngr.com/2018/04/30/niger-delta-militants-threaten-to-return-nigeria-to-recession/

Mynd44, Lalasticlala, Seun


These are lazy ever begging retarded universally acclaimed zombies ladened with empty threats just to bore people

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by 0ubenji(m): 12:40pm On Apr 30, 2018
The tread's topic is really funny.. what is Nigeria currently experiencing; if not recession..
It's like threatening to send Satan back to hell: same hell that is his favourite place cool

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by Nobody: 12:45pm On Apr 30, 2018
KidsNEXTdoor:


Did you actually read the write up
Their demands are justified

It's not like a region that established hisbah police and yet enjoy tax revenue from alcohol sale in other regions..
What hypocrisy
and blowing up oil installations is the best way to go about it?

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by KidsNEXTdoor: 12:48pm On Apr 30, 2018
Jibril659:
and blowing up oil installations is the best way to go about it?

What do you expect
write a letter to Buhari or stage a peaceful protest

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by Nobody: 12:51pm On Apr 30, 2018
KidsNEXTdoor:


What do you expect
write a letter to Buhari or stage a peaceful protest
they can strap theirselves with explosives and blow themselvs up for all i care. Their biz

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by moscobabs(m): 1:53pm On Apr 30, 2018
the iddots

lazy youths Buhari is talking about

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by LeeMason(m): 1:54pm On Apr 30, 2018
Empty threats as usual

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by Emmy9ite02(m): 1:54pm On Apr 30, 2018
grin
Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by nwakibie3(m): 1:54pm On Apr 30, 2018
come on guys

anything to bring the zoo to its knees is a welcome development grin grin

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by Enemyofpeace: 1:54pm On Apr 30, 2018
What are you waiting for? Pls go ahead and do it,anything to cripple this government is OK by me

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by NwaAmaikpe: 1:54pm On Apr 30, 2018
shocked


"Taa!!
Make dem solemn for der".


Na mouth dem dey.
Ordinary Fulani herdsmen, dem no fit tackle.


Hahahahahahaha
These Niger Delta Militants just love giving empty threats.
I'm sure most of them even threaten their way inside the kitties of their women.

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by IsaAbubakar: 1:54pm On Apr 30, 2018
Buhari is a criminal

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by camgodess(f): 1:55pm On Apr 30, 2018
ok
Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by kocvalour(m): 1:56pm On Apr 30, 2018
The problem with Nigeria..
Boko-Haram...........B
Unemployment......U
Hardship.................H
Armed Robbery. .................A
Recession................R
Insecurity..................I
We just have to change this change!!

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by kocvalour(m): 1:56pm On Apr 30, 2018
an oil producing state can't boast of ordinary good roads.

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by ikombe: 1:56pm On Apr 30, 2018
Na all of us go suffer am last last

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by Lomprico2: 1:58pm On Apr 30, 2018
Assholes!! Useless idiots! Fulani terrorist are busy desecrating ur lands and raping ur women daily, una no fit touch them na oil pipeline una dey get power for! angry

Punkass lazy fools.

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by TDEMONEW(m): 1:59pm On Apr 30, 2018
someone should help me tell them we are still in recession
Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by israelmao(m): 1:59pm On Apr 30, 2018
Let's join hands in returning Buhari to Daura not Nigeria back to recession.
Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by smartty68(m): 2:01pm On Apr 30, 2018
We're still in recession na
Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by 400billionman: 2:01pm On Apr 30, 2018
Oh Lord let thy will be done.

Petroleum University in Kaduna state

Similar to finding oil in Maiduguri

No be small business

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by neonly: 2:02pm On Apr 30, 2018
Am speechless

Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by demoBaba: 2:02pm On Apr 30, 2018
Whose holding them, lazy people's
Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by personal59: 2:02pm On Apr 30, 2018
hmmm
is not hard now but when Nigeria army start returning them to God now those from the other side of the region will start shouting
#thereallazyyouth#

Now I believe the Yoruba proverb that says we look at the house before we name the child. as ur name implies u need to grow up cos anything that affect the economy affect us including u and not the foolish politicians nor their family
by the time the table u are encouraging break nd ur father can't give u pocket money for data and co then u will know how hard, boring Nigeria can be
kid please grow up


KidsNEXTdoor:


Did you actually read the write up
Their demands are justified

It's not like a region that established hisbah police and yet enjoy tax revenue from alcohol sale in other regions..
What hypocrisy

hmmm
is not hard now but when Nigeria army start returning them to God now those from the other side of the region will start shouting
#thereallazyyouth#

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Re: Niger Delta Militants Threaten To Return Nigeria To Recession by Bari22: 2:03pm On Apr 30, 2018
That's why I no longer accuse Buhari for recession

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