₦airaland Forum

Metallurgist:
@sainDAvangers your thinking is that of a foolish child who play with fire without knowing the implications. with half the oil well offshore its impossible to bring down production to zero with Nigerian Navy and air force on patrol. the sea is not the creeks. take a look at Syria and stop praying for war in your region or better take a bus to Maiduguri and learned

My friend the action of the Avengers was the bombing of an underwater Chevron pipeline

Many problems for a recalcitrant leader.

I hope these boys dont bomb buhari's ears out.

It serves him right. You are in dialogue and yet you are hunting for them. Is that not deceit, where is your integrity?

A group of former Niger Delta militants known as the Ekpeye Liberation Group on Thursday issued oil companies operating in Rivers State a 14-day ultimatum to vacate the state or face massive vandalisation of their assets over refusal to sign a Memorandum of Understanding.

The group which claimed responsibility for attacks on Well 5 in Akara Olu, Ahoada West Local Government Area of Rivers State, said the ultimatum became necessary because the oil companies refused to sign a Memorandum of Understanding with Ekpeye communities.

In a statement signed by its spokesman, Obodo Obodo, the group said its warning was directed at Nigerian Agip Oil Company, Shell Petroleum Development Company, Nigeria Liquefied Natural Gas and Niger Delta Petroleum Resources.


The statement reads, “The Ekpeye Liberation Group, a forum of ex-militants and freedom agitators from the Ekpeye Ethnic Nationality in Rivers State (Part of the Niger Delta), is utterly disappointed with the conduct of the oil multinational companies operating in the area.

“In the light of their nonchalant, including lukewarm attitude to the massive killings and kidnappings of our people in recent times, the Ekpeye Liberation Group has been forced to issue a notice of eviction to all oil companies operating in Ekpeye territory and its waters.

“They (oil companies) are required to pack out of Ekpeyeland within 14 days, from Thursday 16th of June or face massive vandalisation of their assets. A stitch in time saves nine.”

http://dailypost.ng/2016/06/16/vacate-our-communities-in-14-days-or-face-mass-vandalization-ex-militant-group-warns-oil-companies/?utm_source=nnd&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=nnd

lytech1:
This militant group are becoming too childish.
How many group will the FG attend to?
Try come together,speak in one voice,fight in unity...
That's when your cry will be listened to.


Else,I see a wasted future leader by the time BUBU is back.




Be warned!!!!!

Your bubu has been confirmed to be bed-ridden in London.

So you will wait for donkey years if you are expecting him back alive

The junketing mallam can run but he can not hide

The members of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB) in United Kingdom storm Royal London Hospital Whitechapel, where President Muhammadu Buhari was allegedly expected on June 16, Thursday.


The photos were shared through one of the social accounts of the IPOB.

The pro-Biafra supporters, who were holding posters and flags, claimed that Buhari is receiving treatment in this hospital.

President Buhari was scheduled to return back to Nigeria on June 16, Thursday.


However, vice president Yemi Osinbajo has said that he spoke with the president over the telephone and that there was no need for Buhari to rush to Nigeria.

But he stated that the president is in perfect condition and just need more rest.


The president is expected back home on Sunday and will resume his duties on June 20, Monday.



Buhari was last seen on June 13, Monday, hosting Justin Welby, the archbishop of Canterbury in London.

Nigerians worried over his health, comparing his vacations with late president Umaru Yar’Adua.

Source: https://www.naij.com/863037-pro-biafra-supporters-storm-random-london-hospital-search-buhari-photos.html

Sharksblow:
so, it means you just wanna type rubbish and let people swallow it hook, line and sinker......

Mr man face front.....dem take the Dullard of Daura swear for una

Must you defend that never-do-well and grand patron of Bokoharam and Fulani herders

Good lesson learnt here......


We are gonna apply same tactics should the ragtag nincompoops rear their ugly heads in my community

JBismarck:
They're two different situations. Tukur admitted to have aided his principal in stealing money hence the administrative bail so as to encourage others who wish to cooperate with EFCC in future. His case didnt get to court. FFK on the other hand wasn't cooperating with EFCC, so, his case has reached court. It is the decision of the court to remand him.

Keep the explanation in your pocket.

Buhari's anti-corruption fight is selective and political

I can see sentiment and tribalism in the EFCC so called fight against.

While Tukur was granted bail, Fani-Kayode is to remain at custody for a month.

Tell me why Nigeria will not crash if things continue like this.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has granted administrative bail to Hassan Tukur, the principal secretary to former President Goodluck Jonathan.
Tukur had been in detention for several days for allegedly diverting $40 million he obtained to negotiate the release of more than 200 Chibok schoolgirls abducted by Islamist insurgents belonging to Boko Haram.

Saharareporters quoted a source as saying that Tukur was detained and interrogated on charges that included his reported pocketing of about $35 million out of $40 million budgeted for negotiating the release of Chibok girls.


The source said Tukur was released yesterday, but ordered to report to the EFCC’s headquarters in Abuja whenever he was required to do so.


http://dailypost.ng/2016/05/26/jonathans-principal-secretary-hassan-tukur-granted-40m-bail/?utm_source=snap_dp1&utm_medium=twitter

Perhaps Sanusi the chronic womanizer promised her marriage

partiality


Have they arrested these mallams heading towards lagos

Ublaize:
If you hold no opinion keep quiet! I hope you come out and fight with them so you can die for a useless cause.

The agitation of the Avengers are worth dying for....get that into your empty head.

They strike even when thousands of Buhari useless soldiers are manning the pipeline

Ublaize:
The perennial attacks on our Nation's oil pipelines since the advent of PMB's administration call for a swift nip in the bud . I am totally in support of the northern governors forum who have opined that militants be treated in the same measure (military offensive) with the Boko Haram sect.

In times like this, critical economic emergencies bedevilling our nation, such measure is seemingly fair(In war nothing is fair after all). No insignificant bunch, group or people should hold the nation to a standstill.

The twilight of yesterday heralded the four big security chiefs to wit, Chief of army staff, defence, navy and air into Rivers state to salvage or rather negotiate with the famed notoriously rising Niger Delta Avengers. What are they avenging? I am constrained to ask? The Niger Delta Avengers are terrorists and should be seen in that light.

What have the past militants or militancy brought their sympathisers? The Tompolos, Asaris et al are all big boys today-bigger than your imagination. This trend of militancy shielded in self-service and wealth accumulation should be annihilated . We thought the amnesty program should have settled this but here we are today back to our spoils. How much negotiations and settlements can we do? More groups will only rise

Can PMB resolve this? I don't think so.......our leaders are the biggest self-serving and wealth looters of our commonwealth.

UB

Bunch of balderdash......

I hope and pray NDA remains tenacious to this objective.

APC is a danger to public morality. It is a party of compromisers of law.

Where a law applies to everyone in prohibiting theft, APC creates exceptions.

APC creates a group of people who cannot be arrested regardless what they steal.

That is not CHANGE. That is aiding and abetting. APC is not a force for good in Nigeria.

The actions of personnel in this rogue political party, called the APC, are everyday showing their odium and opprobrium all over the place.

Only Heavens will show what kind of legacy this party would leave behind on being thrown out of power.

The stench the party will leave behind will be so obnoxious, nauseating and choking that its smell will reach the skies and would trump all we are currently seeing with the PDP.

This master of deception called the APC has forgotten that one day it will leave power and another political party will come and show us the level of evil the party has left behind.

FuckTheM0ds:
youre as foolish as your signature.
Oponu Jati Jati

Human parts dealer.....clear road

APC is a danger to public morality.

It is a party of compromisers of law.

Where a law applies to everyone in prohibiting theft, APC creates exceptions.

APC creates a group of people who cannot be arrested regardless what they steal.

That is not CHANGE. That is aiding and abetting.

APC is not a force for good in Nigeria

The national chairman of the All Progressives Congress, John Odigie-Oyegun, has faulted calls for investigation into the funding of the party’s 2015 presidential campaign, which brought President Muhammadu Buhari to power.
Mr. Buhari won the March 28 presidential election defeating Goodluck Jonathan of the Peoples Democratic Party.
The funding of the presidential campaign of the PDP is currently under investigation by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
The commission has since filed a case against the former National Security Adviser, Dasuki Sambo, for allegedly sharing $2.1 billion originally meant for arms purchase to fund the campaign of former President Goodluck Jonathan, to some party chieftains.

The immediate past Minister of Petroleum Resources, Diezani Allison-Madueke, is also being probed by the anti-graft agency for allegedly distributing $115 million during the election.
Speaking on “The Encounter with Constance Ikowu,” a programme on WEFM, Mr. Oyegun said that it was wrong to ask the EFCC to investigate the sources of funding for the APC campaign because unlike the PDP, his party did not use public money to fund its presidential election.
He said, “You are comparing apples and grapes. It is the people’s money. You can’t use the money of the people to run parties and so the APC today is suffering from that basic correct policy decision.
“But campaign funds cannot come from the monies that belong to the generality of Nigerians.

“Individuals can donate, and companies can donate subject to limits that the law provides. We are not touching those. But where you take monies meant for positioning troops in the North East to fight against Boko Haram to fund parties (and) the most recent – when you take our crude, gave unregistered crude to exporters, repatriate the proceeds and use them to finance your political campaigns – that is wrong. That is impunity at its worst. So they are not comparable.”

Stating that what the PDP campaign funds being investigated was “just a tip of the iceberg,” the APC national chairman clarified that the Buhari-led APC administration was not probing the donations individual made to the PDP during the polls but the utilization of public funds.
“So don’t link it with the PDP because it has nothing to do with the PDP,” he stressed.
Mr. Oyegun said the administration was trying to lay down principles which must be followed by all with a view to removing impunity in governance.
He said, “We are laying down the principles that must be established in this nation. What is going on now is just a tip of the iceberg. There are certain basic principles we must establish in this nation.”
He said there were serving APC governors and ex-governors under investigation currently but not in connection with campaign funding as was the case of the PDP.
He however added that the Buhari administration would not spare any of the governors if they were found to have used public monies to fund campaigns.

“As at today, of course there are APC governors and ex governors that are under investigation, maybe not in respect or specifically campaign funds but there are,” Mr. Oyegun said.
“The basic principle is – impunity must be removed from the system and wherever the tree falls, so let it be!
“I am sure that if that happens, the kind of president that we have will look the other way. Normal process must take its course.”
On the demands for the arrest of Mr. Jonathan, the APC national chairman “I cannot speak for the government; I can speak for the party. Wherever the tree falls so be it. I don’t think it will get to that. What is important is that if you receive stolen goods…..”
Mr. Oyegun admitted that the party was in serious financial distress but that it was inappropriate to expect Mr. Buhari to bail it out of the challenge.
He explained that the ruling party had put a mechanism in place that would make every member to pay at least N100 monthly due.
According to him, when this was done the party could make between N10 million and N20 million monthly.


He said, “We came into office as part of change and as far as our political situation is concerned it means that party should not be funded from public funds and that is the reality.
“And so we are making members to pay. We have over 12 million registered members of the party and we have all had a system where everyone will pay at least N100 per month to legitimize their membership.

“If in our calculation, five of N10 million of these we manage to collect them, at the end of the day we have very little…”
Asked how the party would implement the decision to make it effective, Mr. Oyegun said it would deploy modern technology to do so.
“We are using the benefit of modern technology to accomplish that. You can do it either with a scratch card by just punching some of the things into your handset or you can go to the office where there is something that can approximate an ATM.”

http://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/204170-apc-chair-oyegun-faults-calls-partys-campaign-funds-probe.html?utm_source=&utm_medium=twitter

Jesusloveyou:
so becos he join apc that is why una sent herdsmen to his state, even to his village, this is just more confirmation that pdp and gej is behind the terrorist group across d country

Jesus hate you

egwekwe:
Because I think differently from you makes me a fake Igbo man?.

No problem. Won't bother replying you and your type again.

Ofcos you think differently........like a Buroro cow

Ofcos no need competing with NOISE MAKERS

Buhari's anti-masses polices have damaged Nigerians psychic

TheDEVlLHimseIf:

shame on Buhari
shame on buruntashi
shame on the useless Buharian army
and shame on those that think NDA can be easily apprehend like that, those guys must be at creek now laughing at these useless sai baba chanters
as soon as I saw the news i suddenly knew it was one of lair Muhammed the charlatan scheming.
same with bokoharam.


Thunder scatter Buhari Insha'Allah amin
Buhari is a terrorist

amin...........Buhari is already dead

Thats how Buhari instructed them to act....

Just imagine the living condition of these innocent children....


It doesn't pay being a zoo soldier

How many times will these Daura urchin be warned and reminded that military force on NDA will backfire


I pity the helpless soldiers

Respected Islamic cleric, Sheikh Dr. Ahmad Gumi has cautioned President Muhammad Buhari on the dire consequences of adopting a military approach in dealing with the return of insurgency to the creeks of the Niger Delta.

In an interview with Ibraheem Musa of the New Telegraph newspaper, Gumi said that Buhari would have to swallow his pride as a military man and create a Government of National Unity and dialogue with anyone the Niger Delta put forward as their representative, even if such a person is Government Tompolo.

Here are excerpts from the interview:

First, the government imports fuel for domestic use. Second, the foreign exchange to finance this importation is dwindling. Even though the refineries are working, the supply of crude oil is being disrupted because the militants are blowing up pipelines. Why are they doing so? Because they feel alienated, that they are not part of the government. So, you can see the domino effect that I have earlier mentioned.

Are you in any way advocating that the Federal Government should negotiate with the militants?
The government should have formed a Government of National Unity right from the beginning. For example, tell the South-East to bring whoever they trust to represent them in the government. The South-West brought Prof. Yemi Osinbajo as running mate; he was not the choice of Buhari.
The same way that you did with South-West do with the South- South and South-East. This is what I mean by Government of National Unity because if the militants believe that they are represented well in the government, they will allow the oil to flow.
If the crude oil flows, our refineries will work. The President needs to listen; he can’t afford to be adamant anymore. He should listen to knowledgeable individuals and not sycophants who supported him. Nigeria is for everybody. It is not for any single political party or the President.
If I understand your analysis, are you opposed to the orders given by the President to the military to deal with the militants who blow up pipelines?
How can they deal with the militants in the first place, when they are holding the nation’s umbilical cord? You are fighting Boko Haram in the North, and you want to fight the militants in the creeks. You don’t fight on two fronts at the same time. That was one of the reasons why Adolf Hitler failed in the Second World War. The government should sit down with them and ask them the reasons for their agitation.
Don’t forget; they were embittered that their man Goodluck Jonathan was defeated. Their argument now is, ‘if you hate our man, then leave our oil.’ No section of the country has the solution of Nigeria’s problem.

So, everybody should be brought on board. Even if the South-South brings Government Tompolo as their man, we should accept him, so long as they trust him; so that we will have stability.
A military solution is not the best option in this circumstance. Former President Umaru Yar’adua could swallow his pride as president and negotiate with the militants. Jonathan also did it. But a military man cannot do it because it will hurt his ego. But if he doesn’t do it, he will kill the nation.


http://www.theheraldng.com/negotiate-niger-delta-avengers-kill-nigeria-sheikh-gumi-warns-buhari/?utm_source=nnd&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=nnd