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locana5675:
Nice

scam artist.

Audio companies

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Aboki name go sure pass.
The former recharge card seller "tunde" will be no1.

Using our southern oil to enrich themselves.
God will punish u all

I can bet my balls that half the owners are some of the crop of politheifcians peopling the current government, and the other half, northern emirs, sultans , Murics, Miyetti Allah and sundry fronts for treasury thrives.

HigherEd:
How the ss continue to allow the thievery of their region beats me.

What happened is that d so called SS militants and leaders used d predicament & suffering of their own people to enrich themselves. At no point in time was their so called struggle genuine or in d interest of d region & it's people. It's was only about enriching a few like asari, tomopolo& their likes. Now that they have been enriched, d problems of d region are still there staring everyone in d face

We keep saying it that this Government does not have any form of integrity as widely acclaimed.

HigherEd:
How the ss continue to allow the thievery of their region beats me.

If people blow pipelines or kidnap oil workers it is you Nigerians who will still complain.

If you are concerned about the plight of the Niger Delta's peoples put pressure on the lawmakers from your respective ethnic nations, put pressure on your labour union, organize mass protests etc.

Was it ever advertised?

lexy2014:


What happened is that d so called SS militants and leaders used d predicament & suffering of their own people to enrich themselves. At no point in time was their so called struggle genuine or in d interest of d region & it's people. It's was only about enriching a few like asari, tomopolo& their likes. Now that they have been enriched, d problems of d region are still there staring everyone in d face

Those guys were simply paid off.....simple as...if you can hold the state to ransom over anything, you will get a big pay off (see bandits/kidnappers in the north).

example ; if you could build drones with bombs and drops them on select villas in also rock on a monday ---then make a demand for payment to stop attacks on weds. That money would be in your account by Friday

lexy2014:


What happened is that d so called SS militants and leaders used d predicament & suffering of their own people to enrich themselves. At no point in time was their so called struggle genuine or in d interest of d region & it's people. It's was only about enriching a few like asari, tomopolo& their likes. Now that they have been enriched, d problems of d region are still there staring everyone in d face

Our people fought a good fight and we are pleased with them.

On the contrary, it is the Nigerian state that failed to keep to her own part of the bargain, not once, not twice, not thrice, not even 10 times.

Nigeria is a country of dishonest bigots and the politicians treat the Niger Delta badly because they believe that the Nigerian masses are in support. The Nigerian masses have never done anything to make them think otherwise.

A reasonable government will have the details publicly available on a website

Are there any South-South companies amongst the winners? I doubt it. We hail ONE NIGERIA...NOT!

Why won't it hide them. Dishonest people, claiming to be different from other profligate regimes.

PHijo:


Our people fought a good fight and we are pleased with them.

On the contrary, it is the Nigerian state that failed to keep to her own part of the bargain, not once, not twice, not thrice, not even 10 times.

Nigeria is a country of dishonest bigots and the politicians treat the Niger Delta badly because they believe that the Nigerian masses are in support. The Nigerian masses have never done anything to make them think otherwise.

Who are your people that fought? Who are the "we" that are pleased with them?

What fight did ur people fight& what is d outcome of d fight?

What part of d bargain did d nigerian state not keep?

Are d militants, leaders and politicians from d Niger Delta honest about how they are handling d issues of d Niger Delta?

Yankee101:
A reasonable government will have the details publicly available on a website

They won't because they know corruption and corrupt interests are well served. Don't worry, you will know by the display of materialism by family and friends on social media very soon.

90% go be Hausa/Fulani

UKBobo:


Those guys were simply paid off.....simple as...if you can hold the state to ransom over anything, you will get a big pay off (see bandits/kidnappers in the north).

example ; if you could build drones with bombs and drops them on select villas in also rock on a monday ---then make a demand for payment to stop attacks on weds. That money would be in your account by Friday

That's why I said their fight wasn't genuine. If it was genuine, they would have refused a pay off and stayed d cause until they get d change they sought for

Racoon:
Criminals bleeding this nation.Frank lying and half truth are now policies of government under the so called regime of change.Same way Lai Mohammed told a whole nation that they are not entitled to know the cost incurred on the nation in the course of treating president Buhari in the US even lying that he was using Nigerian-made PCM.

Why is it difficult to get the names of the owners to the Nigerian Public,if you are doing what is right? The same manner that Pencom has refused to publish accounts since nine years ago,yet claiming Trillion in cover! Who is deceiving who?

Still letting colonizers rule African lands...?! Very bad deals for African Nations!

God bless the North.

lexy2014:


Who are your people that fought? Who are the "we" that are pleased with them?

What fight did ur people fight& what is d outcome of d fight?

What part of d bargain did d nigerian state not keep?

Are d militants, leaders and politicians from d Niger Delta honest about how they are handling d issues of d Niger Delta?

A very simple example of the part of the bargain the Nigerian state failed to keep is infrastructure, modular refinery licenses for communities and increased participation for host communities in the upstream sector.

The reason why they are hiding the list of beneficiaries is that they know people will be unhappy.

Chief Government Ekpempulo and King Ateke Tom have done MORE as private citizens than the Nigerian state has done. None of them gets over $20 billion from the region every year, it is Buhari that gets that. You should asking him what he did with more than $120 billion in the last 6 years.

And Buhari is the minister of petroleum!
I wouldn't be surprised if names from Chad and Niger republic are there..
Looting incorporated!

Nemere2020:
Nigerian Government Awards 57 Oilfields to 161 Bidders, Hides Identities Of Companies

http://saharareporters.com/2021/03/24/nigerian-government-awards-57-oilfields-161-bidders-hides-identities-companies

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING...

Nothing substantive in the body of the news story justifies the deliberately INFLAMMATORY headline that the government is “hiding” the identities of the winning bidders, which indicates affirmative action instead of what appears simply a passive case of the Minister not reeling out the names of the winners. Pretty sure that after all of the letters go out and signature bonuses paid, the list of winners will become public.
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PHijo:


A very simple example of the part of the bargain the Nigerian state failed to keep is infrastructure, modular refinery licenses for communities and increased participation for host communities in the upstream sector.

The reason why they are hiding the list of beneficiaries is that they know people will be unhappy.

Chief Government Ekpempulo and King Ateke Tom have done MORE as private citizens than the Nigerian state has done. None of them gets over $20 billion from the region every year, it is Buhari that gets that. You should asking him what he did with more than $120 billion in the last 6 years.

Sorry bro. U haven't answered my questions. I believe they are very straightforward:

Who are your people that fought? Who are the "we" that are pleased with them?

What fight did ur people fight& what is d outcome of d fight?

What part of d bargain did d nigerian state not keep?

Are d militants, leaders and politicians from d Niger Delta honest about how they are handling d issues of d Niger Delta?

NwaNimo1:
I wonder who?

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Niger Deltans?
Fulani?
Dangote & co?
The Tinubu's?
Niger?

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business is actually less tribalized than the political space. Largest local producers are southerners: aiteo, Oando, shoreline, seplat, famfa, NDPR, Oranto, Moni Pulo, belema etc (the first 4 are by far the most developed local firms).

Northern firms of note are Sapetro (middle belt
Christian) and oriental. After that, how many northerners are really running oil production at the same level ?

Mind u a PH firm, Pelfaco, is the largest African upstream participant in Congo-Brazzaville.... there are many Igbo and Niger delta firms doing well. Many ppl get dredging jobs and other large projects to accumulate money and then branch into offshore support, oil production etc.

Alhajis are the most politically powerful, but they in no way run a monopoly.

The AKK (northern) pipeline is being done by an Igbo dude with Chinese ppl....

sonnie10:
Go and check, if you find one Niger Delta name there, I will deactivate my NL account. There is a word known as 'precedence' in English Language.

If they don’t apply and show capacity to successfully operate such fields, why should their names automatically be there?
Not saying they didn’t, but operating licenses are not like the ‘bribery’ security contracts that made the likes of Tompolo and others filthy rich!
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lexy2014:


Sorry bro. U haven't answered my questions. I believe they are very straightforward:

Who are your people that fought? Who are the "we" that are pleased with them?

What fight did ur people fight& what is d outcome of d fight?

What part of d bargain did d nigerian state not keep?

Are d militants, leaders and politicians from d Niger Delta honest about how they are handling d issues of d Niger Delta?

Who fought is not your business. That's our internal issue.

The Nigerian state failed in EVERY ASPECT and you are part of it because instead of placing the blame on your government with the power to fulfill their promises you are shifting the blame to non-state actors who would never have existed if Nigeria is not the failed state that it is.

You should ask if Nigeria is honest about how it handles issues.

Don't tell me the militant leaders or governors will be angry if oil blocs, refinery licenses etc are allotted to the region.

Stop telling yourself a lie!

Sai Buhari.

The fighter of corruption.

E no go better for you and your supporters.

Once this vegetable leaves Office, we need a full independent audit by KPMG and pricewater.