₦airaland Forum

shadowgwalker:
This is why more numbers of cadet/recruits shud be taken into the service... Not to use politics to fix in unserious persons that want to just boast with the uniform and make dirty money.


As for OPC and ex-millitants, they should go to sch or 4k off!

I'm from Bayelsa, let Buhari 4k them up! Nonsense

PedroJP:
This is not 1967, there are many routes now through which one can access weapons from allies. Bombardment now can go both ways shud there b civil war. U are making Nigerian army during the war seem they were gallant soldiers while they lacked technicality and intelligence, only relied on continuous supply of arms from Britain while their opponent had no means of getting arms and ran shortage of arms.
Do not pray civil war starts again having high hopes u still have advantage u had in 1960s.
Most countries that supported Nigeria then have no interest in Nigeria now and some are even interested in its split.

calebo101:
[b]Na now problem wan start. Make una warn una messiah make e nor price those rude men for creek oooo . Those men nor just get joy at all. If dem begin here una go know say Boko Haram dey learn. Who dey cry dey see road o. Make una nor say we nor warn una.

The illiterate will soon realize that Tompolo, Boyloaf, Asari and the rest dey learn wen boys carry red eye enter creek. Make e go ask Obasanjo and Yar'Adua how far.

One dynamite, One pipeline. Let's see how they will pay salaries in Nigeria. Oil price crash some Governors don dey complain say no money to pay salary, by the time dem don light up Apapa depot again Buhari go know say nor be to shout Change be governance.

Honestly some people mostly the South Westerners and the Northerners actually feel they can ride on like this forever. Truth of the matter is that if the militants were angry then, now they are furious because to them Jonathan was maligned and given a bad name then forced out of power. They have been wondering where the change agents werw wen Obasanjo and Atiku ran the nation aground. Most of them are just waiting for Buhari to begin his tenure then he will have to face them squarely and dem ready this time. Dem ready die!!!

Good enough the educated Niger Deltans are willing to join the struggle this time in whatever form and with the recent angling of self determination by the Lower Niger congress, i say this is a good omen for us. We will have our freedom maybe not tomorrow but soon and very very soon we know. Those that want to keep being slaves forever are free as the birds to continue but this useless contraption called Nigeria will disintegrate. Bring it on Buhari!

See as dem dey fear dey mention me up and down . Wetin una wan use our oil money do? Can't you guys survive without oil? I repeat ONE DYNAMITE, ONE PIPELINE. The days of free food is over. Na our oil money una dey wait make Buhari share give una 5k monthly abi? All Isreal to your tent, party is over. There is no one Nigeria anymore!!!
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BlackTechnology:
Yoruba cow claiming Bayelsa.



Reply me in Ijo language

MeAboki:
Abeg save your breath because no rational mind would accept such sentimental nonsense.
Did you even read what you wrote?
Do you even understand the implication of placing something like one's whole national security concern under the custody and reach of an ill trained, indisciplined, corrupt militant rogues led by the likes of Tompolo, Asari etc; its akin to placing your balls in the hands of a sadist so that he could squeeze them and torture you at will.
Believe no right thinking president anywhere in the world agree to compromise the security of his country in order to please a handful of militants out of fear of constant blackmail and sabotage.

Yes, they might carry out their threats and blow up some pipelines and even bring the country to its knees; but be assured that it will be all out war because Nigerians will be united and solidly against anyone that threatens them.
I am glad to mentioned Obasanjo; you will also remember Odi and that Obasanjo is till today still alive and free as a bird, well even that one will be a small thing - let them go ahead and try any nonsense.

BlackTechnology:
Yoruba cow claiming Bayelsa.



Reply me in Ijo language

luvmijeje:
The status quo is legally, politically and morally unacceptable in the face of unimaginable high level of oil theft. To add insult to injury nobody has and could been held accountable.

calebo101:
[b]Na now problem wan start. Make una warn una messiah make e nor price those rude men for creek oooo . Those men nor just get joy at all. If dem begin here una go know say Boko Haram dey learn. Who dey cry dey see road o. Make una nor say we nor warn una.

The illiterate will soon realize that Tompolo, Boyloaf, Asari and the rest dey learn wen boys carry red eye enter creek. Make e go ask Obasanjo and Yar'Adua how far.

One dynamite, One pipeline. Let's see how they will pay salaries in Nigeria. Oil price crash some Governors don dey complain say no money to pay salary, by the time dem don light up Apapa depot again Buhari go know say nor be to shout Change be governance.

Honestly some people mostly the South Westerners and the Northerners actually feel they can ride on like this forever. Truth of the matter is that if the militants were angry then, now they are furious because to them Jonathan was maligned and given a bad name then forced out of power. They have been wondering where the change agents werw wen Obasanjo and Atiku ran the nation aground. Most of them are just waiting for Buhari to begin his tenure then he will have to face them squarely and dem ready this time. Dem ready die!!!

Good enough the educated Niger Deltans are willing to join the struggle this time in whatever form and with the recent angling of self determination by the Lower Niger congress, i say this is a good omen for us. We will have our freedom maybe not tomorrow but soon and very very soon we know. Those that want to keep being slaves forever are free as the birds to continue but this useless contraption called Nigeria will disintegrate. Bring it on Buhari!

See as dem dey fear dey mention me up and down . Wetin una wan use our oil money do? Can't you guys survive without oil? I repeat ONE DYNAMITE, ONE PIPELINE. The days of free food is over. Na our oil money una dey wait make Buhari share give una 5k monthly abi? All Isreal to your tent, party is over. There is no one Nigeria anymore!!!
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BlackTechnology:
Truly you are a thieving parasite



Go plant Cocoa

gfullmoon:
Army within Army,Navy within Navy,Police within Police. Then Nigeria within Nigeria. I think I like this policy thrust!

einsteino:
I am a deltan. I would say revoke it but he as a general should understand that he has to thread very carefully in matters like this. he wouldnt want to cause problems that would distract his government for the next four years. inshort announcing such before his swearing in, would give the boys heads up and enable them prepare for a face off. You don't do such, it is unwise.

Remember Tompolo has upgraded from a mere warlord to a mentor for many, he enjoys undisputed loyalty. Asari may be nothing but a noisemaker but tompolo is someone that commands d respect of even law abiding citizens, he deliberately abstains from public glare and is the only warlord that has a charity foundation. i don't think Tompolo would want any trouble either, but a man like him thaf is so quiet and looks gentle is hard to predict.

Forget the propaganda ameachi and o'tega are trying to sell, in reality the Niger delta is almost wholly anti APC, so buhari lacks political influence in the region, even worst he is from a tribe that is viewed as an oppressor. So he has to thread carefully but we certainly cannot keep up with this contracts. diplomacy is key here, take away any credibility that would allow militancy to thrive. By reaching out and building some trust via an overwhwlming visible FG Presence in the form of developmental projects. that is the easiest and safest way to disarm the ticking time bomb

OgagaMic:
omokiniovo biko keme' Udi na, make I shark, en en

and d fool thinks e his doing the right thing... well I nor blame na, Na condition wen put me and aboky 4 1 country...

My brothers don start to blow pipeline , I trust Urhobo Gbagbako and my ijaw brothers,

Jst cared less abt OPC, this is wat Yoruba wanted, Buhari dont bite more than u can shew, try us 1st, u go know, ask yaradua, I jst hope this fool does nt scrap Amnesty program too, we re quiet nt because we re lazy, we dey observe, we d people of SS dey look as the way d economy of this country go collapse if dem play with us
.. many pipe dey my area, na to they ready to bomb dem

Toktee:
Do you think buhari is obj and the lame duck otueke fisherman?
Let them try nonsense,when buhari is thru with jonathan created bokoharam,the attention will be in the creeks,what asari saw under obj na small thing,what awaite them is worst,they will be lockedup permanently for peace to reign.

Gbawe:
Call me what you want. Fact is that your kind always end up frustrated losers because you run purely on the fuel of prejudice, self-deceit and egotism. This leaves you unable to confront and accept the truth. The fact is that it is your leaders at State and regional level who have let you down the most yet you prefer a 'romanticised' version of events where all your folks are innocent victims of the "evil machinations" of other Nigerian ethnic groups.

You do not even have the honesty or integrity to confront the fact that GEJ has led Nigeria for 5 years while the people of the ND and the region itself did not benefit at all from having their 'son' as President whereas militant warlords, mercenaries and gun-totting thugs all became billionaires courtesy of the patronage of Jonathan. Those are the sort of reality that shows that you and others love deluding yourselves.

einsteino:
I am a deltan. I would say revoke it but he as a general should understand that he has to thread very carefully in matters like this. he wouldnt want to cause problems that would distract his government for the next four years. inshort announcing such before his swearing in, would give the boys heads up and enable them prepare for a face off. You don't do such, it is unwise.

Remember Tompolo has upgraded from a mere warlord to a mentor for many, he enjoys undisputed loyalty. Asari may be nothing but a noisemaker but tompolo is someone that commands d respect of even law abiding citizens, he deliberately abstains from public glare and is the only warlord that has a charity foundation. i don't think Tompolo would want any trouble either, but a man like him thaf is so quiet and looks gentle is hard to predict.

Forget the propaganda ameachi and o'tega are trying to sell, in reality the Niger delta is almost wholly anti APC, so buhari lacks political influence in the region, even worst he is from a tribe that is viewed as an oppressor. So he has to thread carefully but we certainly cannot keep up with this contracts. diplomacy is key here, take away any credibility that would allow militancy to thrive. By reaching out and building some trust via an overwhwlming visible FG Presence in the form of developmental projects. that is the easiest and safest way to disarm the ticking time bomb

shadowgwalker:
tah! Yoruba people get sense ni?call better place, no use Yoruba insult my integrity.
Meanwhile,


4k Biafra! 4k OPC! 4k Niger Delta millitants! Sk Shekau and their meaningless Islamic shi+!!4k all these socalled groups... Buhari I welcome u sir! Pls serve us well...

Toktee:
he don't need the criminals to get rid of impunity,apc dnt need a headqtrs in the niger deltan b4 sending criminals like tampolo to prison,let them try rubbish.

BlackTechnology:
You can't type in Ijo language and you come online to type
I am a Bayelsan


Amala Boy

Reference:
[b]Nigeria has no choice. It is the price we have to pay for allowing the situation deteriorate to such levels. Buhari has just two choices, return to the 'legal' status quo of 2004 when militancy raged on or run a two track solution of 'carrot and stick'. The military is not the solution. [/b]You don't go into a gasoline station with a flame thrower to eject illegal occupants if you depend solely on the fuel that is stored there.

Hope you know a large proportion of these payments to Tompolo and co. goes for settlement to 'the boys' living in those areas who see millions of dollars worth of oil flowing literally by their doorsteps daily and can barely resist getting their hands on it.

Nigeria should just find alternative sources of revenue to oil but in the meanwhile completely privatise the industry. Through the PIB the IOC's should be permitted to negotiate directly with host communities to secure their assets and pay whatever they deem fit for proper accountability. This is the model in all other parts of the world, not Nigeria where individuals use the power of the state to bypass their obligations towards their hosts.

I say again to every Nigerian out there. Can you allow that in your town, your village, your home.

PapiWata:
I agree with your view, but you misunderstood my post. The Niger Delta is comprised mostly of WATER, in the form of deep fast flowing rivers, stagnant swamps and marshes, all shrouded under the triple canopy of impenetrable rain forest, most of which CANNOT be invaded with heavy armor or even navy patrol boats. The advantage will go to the Niger Delta militants, who know every creek of the labyrinth intimately.

If the mighty US military machine could not defeat the Viet Cong amid the creeks of the Mekong Delta back in the 1960s, it is certain that the Nigerian military will fare no better in the Niger Delta, which is FIVE TIMES larger than the Mekong Delta, when measured in square miles.

The Northern Nigerian Born-to-Rule petroleum-stealing gang may have colonized the rest of Nigeria with the cooked up outcome of that last presidential "selection" , but they will FAIL in spreading that sphere of influence into the deadly waters of the Niger Delta, and they will fail in epic proportions, for sure.

Born-to-Rule, prepare to live off the proceeds of your groundnut pyramids, for that free oil will cease to flow very quickly, if you try and take it by force.

chukwudi44:
Bros then Yaradua government did not willingly start the amnesty program. It just had no other choice. If Buhari should dare cancel the amnesty program, I give him six months maximum, he would be the one begging to resume the program.

This one is not a matter of PVC or card reader.The battle would be in the creeks

calebo101:
U still be small pikin. Na people like you suppose dey follow Amaechi for back. Judases. If u dey my area for warri mention dis rubbish, dem for beat that CHANGE comot your body dis morning make ur eye clear.

Abeg remove your picture from your profile. Wen u comment on politics if u nor strong nor dey use ur pix. Cos as i dey see u so na light weight u be. No level!!!!

calebo101:
Honestly some people mostly the South Westerners and the Northerners actually feel they can ride on like this forever. Truth of the matter is that if the militants were angry then, now they are furious because to them Jonathan was maligned and given a bad name then forced out of power. Most of them are just waiting for Buhari to begin his tenure then he will have to face them squarely and brother dem ready this time. Dem ready die!!!

luvmijeje:
The militancy was successful because we all thought they were freedom fighters...... They have the sympathy of Nigerians and the world in Nigeria because we all they they have a point in the face of degradation of their environment.

Years after, NDDC came in, 13% derivation was passed into law, amnesty came in. Still on the strength of that Jonathan became the Vice-president and later became the President. And yet you are still asking for more. What have you done with the one given and earned by you?

The problem of the Niger-Delta and Nigerians in general is the failure of the people to hold their leaders responsible.

So if they want to go back to the Creek, they are welcome but they will not have the support of well meaning Nigerians.

ijustdey:
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2015/05/pipeline-surveillance-buhari-to-revoke-jonathans-contracts-to-opc-ex-militants/

luvmijeje:
Nice one...... They must also fashion out ways to mop out ammuntions which are in the hands of these boys.

einsteino:
maybe you have forgotten so soon the relief the amnesty gave nigeria. You dont get results by ranting, watch the U.S. they have remained world power cos they are experts at diplomacy. Nigeria can not afford to fight boko haram in the north and at the same time militancy in the Niger delta, especially now that the price of crude has plummeted. lastly only myopic people think about exterminating villians, obasanjo was myopic. Yar'adua knew better and arrested the vice not villians.

i am not interested in the short lived sense of supremacy ond would get by taking tompolo out, i am interested in lasting peace and development. take it or leave it, tompolo would easily be replaced by another daredevil if you kill him. Nigeria killed ken saro wiwa and militancy was born years after, they arrested henry okah and tompolo surfaced, they settled tompolo with amnesty and General john togo appeared, they killed john togo and kelvin of kokori was born... Then the govt arrested him and corruptly used large contracts and money to shut the boys. yes Nigeria lost more money than the cost of those contracts when those boys were active even with the military fighting them. but i want lasting development that will change the lives of many. if u want war, go to borno and enjoy it.

Gbawe:
Thank you. There is only so long some self-serving mercenaries can don the toga of "pro-people freedom fighters" for till the entire world see them for what they are. This is not 1999 when OBJ took over or even 2007 when Yar Adua led the charge to compensate the militants with amnesty and genuinely empower the NDDC to try and make amends for the sufferings of the ND and her people. This is 2015 when it is now fully agreed by all balanced and truthful people worldwide that the leaders of the ND, whether militant or political, are exploitative and duplicitous charlatan who do not care for the people and are only interested in lining their own pocket.

No one will therefore support the continuous blackmail of Nigeria by a people who show they are disinterested in holding their direct leaders, i.e those who have failed them the most, accountable. Clearly Nigeria and her leadership has shifted ground and made tangible concessions to the ND. Yet we have not seen these concessions translate into any appreciable gains for the people of the ND because of the corruption and anti-people callousness of the leaders of the region. The pipeline protection contracts is one example. How can anyone support the continuation of protection contracts costing Nigeria huge sums of money yet only delivering the biggest levels of oil theft ever recorded? Clearly the militants are 'eating' on both sides (money from government contract + selling bunkered oil) so why would any sane person argue in favor of a continuation of this deplorable status quo that is only benefiting crooks rather than Nigeria and Nigerians? It is like arguing in favor of the continuation of the fuel subsidy scam !!!!

It is the same as how NDDC leaders get a lot to transform the ND yet loot all moneys provided only to turn around duplicitously, so as to deceive their own people they deliberately and heartlessly impoverish , and begin shouting of "injustice against us the owners of the oil that feeds Nigeria". All good Nigerians, including ordinary Niger Deltans who are not gaining anything from the billions flying around, should welcome reforms that will truly work for all Nigerians and destroy, once and for all, the "business as usual" contraptions and arrangements destroying all sectors and corners of our nation. It is time we all put ethnic jingoism aside to begin demanding what is in the best interest of Nigeria and Nigerians. For all the noise some SE and SS bigots make here daily, it remains a total disgrace to them that Yar Adua, from the Fulani ethnic group they hate passionately, did far more for the ND and had more goodwill for the region in the short time he led than "son of the soil" Jonathan has managed in 5 years as President !!!

luvmijeje:
The militancy was successful because we all thought they were freedom fighters...... They have the sympathy of Nigerians and the world in Nigeria because we all they they have a point in the face of degradation of their environment.

Years after, NDDC came in, 13% derivation was passed into law, amnesty came in. Still on the strength of that Jonathan became the Vice-president and later became the President. And yet you are still asking for more. What have you done with the one given and earned by you?

The problem of the Niger-Delta and Nigerians in general is the failure of the people to hold their leaders responsible.

So if they want to go back to the Creek, they are welcome but they will not have the support of well meaning Nigerians.