Ultrame:

@Bolded part.

Because you don't have any friends or family in Abuja abi? Ta a ba s'oko s'oja, (If you throw stone in the market, )

henry101:

Sometimes you make your opinion look like fact.
WTF has explosive anger got to do with the Igbos.
Pls stay on the topic.

jason123:

Agreed. But you and I know that if these attacks continue in all those cities, the military will get involved and we all know what will happen, don't we?? As I said earlier, forget the e-warriors, the truth is that no one wants war or riots but in a situation of sustained attacks, its bound to erupt soon. Anyway, if they attack lagos there people are also there so no biggie.

TewMuch:

They have also learnt something from MEND. They also now carry sophisticated weapons. [b]Try it at your own peril, we will see who will lose more. Una sha get many Ijaw for Lagos, no be so? [/b]We go help them emancipate wella. Besides most of these militants have family and houses in Lekki, no bi so? But they pretend to be fighting for some ND they have probably not been t in years. Their people are not safe in Lagos, at their own risk.

TewMuch:

Se bi na to try am remain make we see. MEND should try it please:

http://234next.com/csp/cms/sites/Next/Home/5682974-146/assassins_strike_in_shomolu__.csp?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%253A+234next%252FnXXt+%2528HOME+RSS+FEEDS%2529

They have also learnt something from MEND. They also now carry sophisticated weapons. Try it at your own peril, we will see who will lose more. Una sha get many Ijaw for Lagos, no be so? We go help them emancipate wella. Besides most of these militants have family and houses in Lekki, no bi so? But they pretend to be fighting for some ND they have probably not been t in years. Their people are not safe in Lagos, at their own risk.

seanet02:

MEND wan Enter lions den!!!

Justcash:

Exactly my point. These MEND guys don't even care about the safety and progress of their own people. They just blow places, not caring which people are there. which was why I said that it is more of a national threat than a threat to Yorubas.
Nigeria needs a con-federation or outright division.
The rant about "Attack on Yorubas" rather than "attack on Nigerians" is a pointer. It is an evidence of Deep rooted ethnic division. Wonder why we keep Trying to be  united when we can't be. Some people are already talking about carrying out Genocide on Ijaws because some MEND touts are planning to blow an oil facility. SMH

jason123:

I never liked the idea of federalism until a two months ago. We all have fundamental differences whether political, culturally or socially. I really do not blame the Northerners when they go on their annual killing spree because they NEVER wanted to be part of this union  and so did the yorubas. But Azikwe was a nationalist and he single handedly united the country which was good because together we stand, divided we fall.
Now the real issue was the removal of federalism. When that was done, it signaled the beginning of the end of Nigeria. We have to find a way to go back to federalism where everyone or group can control their wealth and resources. Where everyone or group can rule themselves instead of the silly zoning. Where everyone or group can grow at their pace et al. This federal republic structure is creating more enmity than cooperation. In fact, instead of the old 3 regions, we should have 6 regions. That way, most of our problems will be solved. Without federalism, this is just the beginning of something that is a lot worse.

myk2mic:

hehehhe, na lagos opc wan fight there own fight guy abeg no make me laugh, i bin think say na creek them go reach.if u fight on your own land, na u go loose pass

Justcash:

Noise maker    

jason123:

I never liked the idea of federalism until a two months ago. We all have fundamental differences whether political, culturally or socially. I really do not blame the Northerners when they go on their annual killing spree because they NEVER wanted to be part of this union and so did the yorubas. But Azikwe was a nationalist and he single handedly united the country which was good because together we stand, divided we fall.
Now the real issue was the removal of federalism. When that was done, it signaled the beginning of the end of Nigeria. We have to find a way to go back to federalism where everyone or group can control their wealth and resources. Where everyone or group can rule themselves instead of the silly zoning. Where everyone or group can grow at their pace et al. This federal republic structure is creating more enmity than cooperation. In fact, instead of the old 3 regions, we should have 6 regions. That way, most of our problems will be solved. Without federalism, this is just the beginning of something that is a lot worse.

The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (M.E.N.D) wishes to strongly advise the general public and all oil companies to disregard all attempts by the Nigerian government and security services in dismissing our latest threat.

In light of these attempts by the Nigerian security services, we may resort to carry out all bomb blasts without prior notification and then issue a statement of claim afterwards.

Anyone caught up in these blasts due to their ignorance would only have themselves and the government to blame. The same government that would abandon the casualties in an unequipped teaching hospital while their family members travel abroad for medical treatment.

We gather that some agents from the United States are training some members of the Nigerian police force in bomb detection, detonation and making improvised bombs. We find this very laughable coming from a country that cannot guarantee its own citizen’s security with their overwhelmed prison system coupled with a useless and corrupt Nigerian police and security force that will end up selling this knowledge.

The government of Goodluck Jonathan has formed a habit of blaming its political opponents in other bomb attacks so when we start to strike, we will sit back and watch how the blame game will continue to be played out by the government after our statements of claims has being issued.

We finally reiterate our desire to avoid any civilian casualties and again strongly warn the general public to stay clear of any political gathering or meeting of any sort as we know our targets.

Jomo Gbomo

baslone:

Rebels flying MiG 23 warplane and helicopters just sank two pro-Gaddafi
warships off the eastern coast near the town of Adjabiyah.

Nigeria is still coming to this situation if the presidency doesn't do the right
thing. Left to me I'll declare war on the whole zone and erase them like Odi before
it gets at of hand! Two years from now, it would have been 4gotten!

phreakabit:

Abeg let these Ish breeding yoruba people go away. With their childish deceptions. Its obvious this is a failed attempt at Smear campaign. Apparently they lack the superior mental ability required to make this story look real.

jason123:

^^^^^^^^^
another moronic bigoted Nigeria.

phreakabit:

Ahhh! My guy Jason you still dey here? I see your brain is yet to develop past the level at which I left it. Its been what 2 moths? And you still can't tell the difference between a COUNTRY and an INDIVIDUAL. Its Nigerian not Nigeria. Judging by your use of grammar its obvious you must have failed that "exam" you ever so talked about! SMH@YOU!

dplordx:

It is not MEND fault. They continue to steal our oil to develop Lagos.
They should blow the whole of Lagos and Abj!
Do say you havent been warned!
Leave Lagos and Abj crowded areas o!

eku_bear:

^-- Man, fvck that. That is not even relevant.

You cannot afford to be on the defensive with riff-raff. Simply fvck them and seek their destruction.

If they want to play this game, so be it.

eku_bear:

^-- Man, fvck that. That is not even relevant.

You cannot afford to be on the defensive with riff-raff. Simply fvck them and seek their destruction.

If they want to play this game, so be it.

eku_bear:

^-- Heh.

In this particular case, we don't even need to lift a finger to do anything. Read this article and think of its implications:

http://af.reuters.com/article/investingNews/idAFJOE7280JB20110309?pageNumber=1&virtualBrandChannel=0

So just relax and watch things unfold.

In case it isn't clear. . . not every investor is as media and brand conscious as Shell. Some in particular (indigineous Nigerian businessmen, Chinese, etc) are absolutely ruthless, and will do anything to see their investment profitable.

The implications of this should be obvious.