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Computers / Re: House Beware Of Raila Odinga Virus by nzeaji(m): 8:09am On Sep 25, 2008 |
ogbongzky: @ poster, Sorry- oh. it's a pity. just be careful some other time. |
Romance / Re: My Boyfriend Relies On Me For His Financial Needs by nzeaji(m): 9:33am On Sep 23, 2008 |
Na-waoh!!!!!! A guy at 31 is not financially responsible and is not ambitious and doesn't see anything wrong in depending totally on you. And you love him (mostly) based on the sex. RECIPE FOR DISASTER!!! |
Sports / Re: Nigerians To Buy Newcastle United FC? by nzeaji(m): 9:02am On Sep 23, 2008 |
tosinadeda: it's 350,000,000 pounds not 350,000,000,000 pounds All the same, that money could be used here in this country. this is just a case of misplaced priority |
Foreign Affairs / Re: I'm African But Find It Difficult To Love Obama by nzeaji(m): 8:34am On Sep 23, 2008 |
mayrho: ABI-OH!!!!!!! |
NYSC / Re: How Relevant Is National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) In This Dispensation? by nzeaji(m): 11:06am On Sep 22, 2008 |
I think we should put this thread to the vote. All for the scrapping of NYSC, say--------Yeah! All for reforming of the NYSC, say--------Nyah! All for leaving it yhe way it is, say-------Nay! As for me and my family, we will propose the scrapping of the damn thing |
Politics / Re: SSS Invades Channels Tv by nzeaji(m): 11:27am On Sep 18, 2008 |
Yar'Adua is beginning to disappoint me. there are more important issues to look out for, (like this Niger Delta issue) and the man is getting busy trying to 'shut down' everything after 'shutting down' Kingigbe, and now 'semi-shutting down' Channels, I wonder who's next, |
Politics / Re: MEND To Initiate World War 3 by nzeaji(m): 9:27am On Sep 17, 2008 |
Planner: Gbam!!! i think you just hit the nail on the head. |
Politics / Re: MEND To Initiate World War 3 by nzeaji(m): 9:13am On Sep 16, 2008 |
Ibime: i think that is just the truth my dear. you just hit the nail on the head |
Politics / MEND To Initiate World War 3 by nzeaji(m): 3:27pm On Sep 15, 2008 |
MEND declares war By CHRISTY ANYANWU Monday, September 15, 2008 The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) has declared an “oil war” in response to attacks the Joint military Task Force (JTF) launched against militants at the weekend. The militant group in a press statement issued on Sunday said it had launched an operation code-named Hurricane Barbarossa, warning oil companies and foreign expatriates to move out of the region to avoid being caught in the war. But the JTF has dismissed the MEND threat with a wave of hand, warning the group to desist from causing instability in the Niger Delta, as the Nigerian military would not abdicate its responsibility and allow the region to be held to ransom. The MEND statement reads in parts: “Following a previous warning that any attack on our positions will be tantamount to a declaration of an oil war, the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) has declared an oil war in response to the unprovoked aerial and marine attacks on a MEND position in Rivers State of Nigeria on September 13, 2008 by the armed forces of Nigeria. “About 0100 Hrs, today, September 14, 2008, Hurricane Barbarossa commenced with heavily armed fighters in hundreds of war boats filing out from different MEND bases across the Niger Delta in solidarity to carry out destructive and deadly attacks on the oil industry in Rivers state. “By dawn, destroyed oil flow stations, gunboats, burst pipelines, dead and injured soldiers trailed in the aftermath of the “hurricane.” Some specific locations include the Soku Gas Plant, Chevron Platform at Kula, over 22 well armed soldiers sent as reinforcement were intercepted, killed and dispossessed of their weapons, a major crude trunk pipeline at Nembe creek was blown up at several points. “The operation will continue until the government of Nigeria appreciates that the solution to peace in the Niger Delta is justice, respect and dialogue. This military style bullying belongs to the past 50 years when the Niger Delta people responded only with their mouths, pens and placards. “All international oil and gas loading vessels entering the region are warned to drop anchor in the high sea or divert elsewhere until further notice. Failure to comply is taking a foolhardy risk of attack and destruction of the vessel. “Again, we are asking that oil companies evacuate their staff from their field facilities because the brief is not to capture hostages but to bring these structures to the ground”. The group has also disclosed that the 27 oil workers it rescued from pirates who kidnapped them from the MT Blue Ocean were trapped in the camp they were kept as a fallout of the fight with the JTF. It said among the trapped oil workers are five expatriates from Britain, South Africa and Ukraine, while the remaining 22 are Nigerians. MEND appealed that the Red Cross or humanitarian workers such as the Doctors without borders be allowed passage to see the trapped oil workers as some of them were wounded as a result of the military attack. The JTF told Niger Deltans to go about their normal business as the MEND and other militant groups did not pose any threat in the region. Lt. Col Chris Musa the commander of the JTF said the MEND could not match the force of the military located in various areas of the Niger Delta. He said all his men were on red alert and would crush any MEND threat, adding that threat by MEND that it was attacking soldiers or would attack soldiers was an end signal of a group that had lost relevance. Meanwhile, the Federal Government has been urged to probe the alleged invasion of Elem Tombia and two other communities in Rivers State by soldiers at the weekend in which no fewer than 15 persons including women and children were feared dead. The JTF had alleged an unprovoked attack on its men on routine patrol by suspected militants for which the soldiers launched a counter attack. Making the probe call in a statement he issued on Sunday in Port Harcourt, the Member of the House of Representatives who represents the area, Dr. Sokonte Davies, accused the soldiers of attempting to create, “another Odi, Odiama and Umuechem” in the riverine community. In his assessment of the incident that occurred 48 hours after two persons kidnapped in Port Harcourt were rescued in the community with the help of the natives, the action of the soldiers were akin to declaring “war against a peaceful people.” He saw the official explanation by the JTF as, “a blatant lie to cover wickedness” and demanded that those behind it should be punished and the victims rehabilitated. “The Nigerian Armed Forces have stirred the hornets’ nest. The people of Tombia demand an immediate investigation of this action and bring the perpetrators to book since, if the spokesman for the JTF should be believed, this is an illegal action. “They should also take immediate measures to rebuild the communities and make emergency arrangements to compensate all those who have suffered loss.” Dr Davies talked about, “a high number of casualties, especially women and children and several persons missing,” while faulting the military action as ill-advised. “We belief (sic) that if this a strategy to solve the Niger Delta problem, it was ill-advised. We hope that the Federal Government will show the necessary will to handle this matter adequately.” Meanwhile, the JTF has hinted of a reprisal attack by militants following las Saturday’s incident. The spokesman of the military outfit, Lt. Col. Musa, said in another interview that, “as anticipated, the bandits staged a flamboyant attack” between 3 am and 4 am at Soku oil facilities and Robertkiri community, The JTF commander stated that the soldiers guarding the facilities put up, “active resistance” and “successfully repelled the attack with casualties on the miscreants’ side.” According to him, a soldier was wounded in the latest attack. Source: www.sunnewsonline.com we have a delicate situation here we have to handle. these guys are threatening hell and brimstone even after they have succeeded in sending all the (so called) expatriates away. Please, pray for this country (even if you are an animist) Though Sun newspaper may be lying as usual. |
Family / Re: Nigerian Women SPOIL men with their over tolerance by nzeaji(m): 2:55pm On Sep 15, 2008 |
to marry naija man no be by force. if any lady feels the nigerian man is not good enough for her, you're free to go ahead and marry any foreigner. Gbam!!! |
Politics / Re: 21bn LNG Scam: FBI Storm Abuja by nzeaji(m): 3:56pm On Sep 12, 2008 |
nzeaji: The federal Criminal Investigation Department is not an organization Nigeriaériane and they must remain in their country. They is bad them to impose their will on us. Will you be happy for another man to come and the husband from your wife because your wife is known as that you are not good enough? |
Politics / Re: 21bn LNG Scam: FBI Storm Abuja by nzeaji(m): 3:52pm On Sep 12, 2008 |
dudu-bobo: @ skyone this is what vicero means. You never can believe what the paper of sun news must say.? and in more if FBI is even in Nigeria, it is goverment which are inefficient and balancing our nation indirectly. |
Religion / Re: How To Become A Super Rich Holy Businessman by nzeaji(m): 3:52pm On Sep 08, 2008 |
THIS POST IS ABSOLUTE CRAP AND I BELIEVE THE CAUSE OF THIS IS THE IGNORANCE OF SIMPLE SPIRITUAL PRINCIPLES. I'M REALLY DISSAPPOINTED @ THIS POSTER, AND WHETHER YOU BELIEVE IT OR NOT, YOU ARE NO CHRISTIAN . SIGHS. |
Religion / Re: How To Become A Super Rich Holy Businessman by nzeaji(m): 3:47pm On Sep 08, 2008 |
[size=12pt][/size] CRAP!!!!! . |
Foreign Affairs / Re: Why Do Most Nigerians Want Obama To Win? by nzeaji(m): 10:02am On Sep 04, 2008 |
SeanT21: Hey! hey! You'll have to agree with me that this racist thingie started with the "oyinbo" people. They are just being served a bowl of their own food. No one can help it if Nigerians love Obama. Gbam!!! |
Education / Re: Nigerians And Spelling Errors! It Keeps Getting Worse! by nzeaji(m): 10:58am On Sep 01, 2008 |
you peaple are nut going to keal me. this thread is tight. |
Nairaland / General / Re: Nigerian Monarch Driving Buses In New York by nzeaji(m): 11:21am On Aug 29, 2008 |
nzeaji:if what you say is true, then i have no choice but to believe that he's doing the right thing. thanks for the enlightenment. |
Nairaland / General / Re: Nigerian Monarch Driving Buses In New York by nzeaji(m): 11:05am On Aug 29, 2008 |
tpia: Maybe you see it from the New Zealand(ish) point of view (probably because you are there) but from the Nigerian point of view, it's just not done. OBA========> DRIVER NO! |
Nairaland / General / Re: Nigerian Monarch Driving Buses In New York by nzeaji(m): 10:59am On Aug 29, 2008 |
Blackcat: GBAM!!!!! |
Nairaland / General / Re: Nigerian Monarch Driving Buses In New York by nzeaji(m): 10:36am On Aug 29, 2008 |
Chei!!! OBA DON FALL MY HAND. IS THAT NOT A DISREGARD TO THE ROYAL THRONE IMAGINE OBA OF BENIN OR QUEEN OF ENGLAND DOING THE SAME |
Politics / Re: Ndi Okereke-Onyuike Arrested By EFCC Over Obama Xtravaganza! by nzeaji(m): 9:47am On Aug 21, 2008 |
@funmi.o Gbam!!! My dear, you too much. You just hit the nail on the head. Don't mind that ewu ndi aboki called bashali who has no businness being here. |
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