flozybk:
why can't Tompolo go and honor the invitation...clear conscious fears no accusation...all dis millitant tink they are above the law...no body will see them now wen fg act nw they will be making noise shouting like they are innocent ...anybody dat did wrong should face the law

coolscott:

[size=13pt]Thank you. And that is why it is fellow militant groups (armed criminals) that are making this threat.
They do give the region something of a card in today's politics much as OPC does the west. That
Doesn't mean I truly approve of the militants in my heart.

The fact remains they are renegades born out of crime, strengthened through violence and cash
supplied by former gov. Peter Odili and very importantly, by Amaechi who introduced them
into the corridors of power in the first place during the Peter Odili Era.

Rivers State has truly been not lucky with governors from 1999 till date[/size]

omenka:
Ignorant illiterates. Hear them:

Someone should tell these fools striking oil facilities wouldn't have such effect as they think on the price of crude, rather, if any, it would make the price go up due to the interplay of scarcity and demand.

Doing such would rather have positive impact on the price as it would adversely affect supply while demand remains constant thereby pushing up the price, perhaps marginally.



The only thing their action would affect is the volume of product available to the Nigerian government for sale.


By the way, from their idiotic threat, if the price is "reduced to 15dpb", would their people be insulated from the effect of such??

You blow up pipeline, crude gets spilled, with its attendant environmental pollution (water, air and farmlands).

Then the next day same guys rise up in arms to fight the government siting "environmental degradation by IOC".

How have the Tompolos and Asari Dokubos of this country helped the people they claim to be fighting for??

Last time I checked, that fat fvcktard established a university in Benin Republic and I asked, how many nursery schools has he built in the ND


How many families has Tompolo brought out of poverty from the billions he's amassed over the years "fighting for them"

It is high time the people of the Niger Delta woke up and saw who their real enemies are.

eye4eye:
Noise. Do sh1t and sh1t will hit you. There is new sheriff in town. Do any how and you see any how. I don't think you want to turn your zone to war zone.

Buratashi ain't smiling.

coolscott:

[size=13pt]Thank you. And that is why it is fellow militant groups (armed criminals) that are making this threat.
They do give the region something of a card in today's politics much as OPC does the west. That
Doesn't mean I truly approve of the militants in my heart.

The fact remains they are renegades born out of crime, strengthened through violence and cash
supplied by former gov. Peter Odili and very importantly, by Amaechi who introduced them
into the corridors of power in the first place during the Peter Odili Era.

Rivers State has truly been not lucky with governors from 1999 till date[/size]

omenka:
Ignorant illiterates. Hear them:

Someone should tell these fools striking oil facilities wouldn't have such effect as they think on the price of crude, rather, if any, it would make the price go up due to the interplay of scarcity and demand.

Doing such would rather have positive impact on the price as it would adversely affect supply while demand remains constant thereby pushing up the price, perhaps marginally.

The decline we see in the price today is due to a glut in the market since sanctions were lifted on Iran and the Americans came in with fracking.

The only thing their action would affect is the volume of product available to the Nigerian government for sale. There'd be a drop in this regard and it would affect government revenue drastically and not the "price" of the products as the gun wielding criminals think.

By the way, from their idiotic threat, if the price is "reduced to 15dpb", would their people be insulated from the effect of such??

You blow up pipeline, crude gets spilled, with its attendant environmental pollution (water, air and farmlands). Then the next day same guys rise up in arms to fight the government siting "environmental degradation by IOC".

How have the Tompolos and Asari Dokubos of this country helped the people they claim to be fighting for?? Last time I checked, that fat fvcktard established a university in Benin Republic and I asked, how many nursery schools has he built in the ND How many families has Tompolo brought out of poverty from the billions he's amassed over the years "fighting for them"

It is high time the people of the Niger Delta woke up and saw who their real enemies are.

EternalTruths:



You are an economic illiterate

If the militants resume hostilities, they will take over the oil production and flood the international market with cheaper oil to buy weapons to wage their war

If you doubt me

Ask Turkey why they are buying cheap oil from ISIL.

omenka:
Imagine the trash someone comes up with to validate a trash. Gosh!!

So the militants now compare to ISIS in terms of reach and strength?? What's their area of influence compared to ISIS?? Which vessels are they going to transport them with
di they have tankers the size in ISIS's control (if your theory of them selling oil to nations is anything to go by.)

The campaign of the militants (perhaps I should call them terrorists since you've decided to compare them to isis) has always been to disrupt production as they did in Obj's and Yaradua's era....

Why am I even explaining shiit to someone like you.

Look, suit yourself. Believe what you may. It's your life.

EternalTruths:


Go school you go but waste your time dey play instead of you to learn


Simple question to help you out


What did the militants exchanged for weapons.?


Did the militants exchange more for cheap dollars

omenka:
During the height of their campaign in Obj's era when he battled NDPVF, MEND et al, why didn't the price crash but kept rising steadily?? That is because whatever supplies they were adding wasn't significant enough to make a dent on the price of oil internationally. And who said they only got their weapons through batter (oil for arms)?? We know they also buy arms from monies realized from kidnapping and taking ransoms, and from their covert sponsors who might be government officials.

Even the activities of the Taliban and Al Qaeda put together didn't push down oil prices yet someone thinks the activities of ND militants will.

Oga you are too damn ignorant jor.

Have a nice day.

omenka:
Ignorant illiterates. Hear them:

Someone should tell these fools striking oil facilities wouldn't have such effect as they think on the price of crude, rather, if any, it would make the price go up due to the interplay of scarcity and demand.

Doing such would rather have positive impact on the price as it would adversely affect supply while demand remains constant thereby pushing up the price, perhaps marginally.

The decline we see in the price today is due to a glut in the market since sanctions were lifted on Iran and the Americans came in with fracking.

The only thing their action would affect is the volume of product available to the Nigerian government for sale. There'd be a drop in this regard and it would affect government revenue drastically and not the "price" of the products as the gun wielding criminals think.

By the way, from their idiotic threat, if the price is "reduced to 15dpb", would their people be insulated from the effect of such??

You blow up pipeline, crude gets spilled, with its attendant environmental pollution (water, air and farmlands). Then the next day same guys rise up in arms to fight the government siting "environmental degradation by IOC".

How have the Tompolos and Asari Dokubos of this country helped the people they claim to be fighting for?? Last time I checked, that fat fvcktard established a university in Benin Republic and I asked, how many nursery schools has he built in the ND How many families has Tompolo brought out of poverty from the billions he's amassed over the years "fighting for them"

It is high time the people of the Niger Delta woke up and saw who their real enemies are.

omenka:
Ignorant illiterates. Hear them:

Someone should tell these fools striking oil facilities wouldn't have such effect as they think on the price of crude, rather, if any, it would make the price go up due to the interplay of scarcity and demand.

Doing such would rather have positive impact on the price as it would adversely affect supply while demand remains constant thereby pushing up the price, perhaps marginally.

The decline we see in the price today is due to a glut in the market since sanctions were lifted on Iran and the Americans came in with fracking.

The only thing their action would affect is the volume of product available to the Nigerian government for sale. There'd be a drop in this regard and it would affect government revenue drastically and not the "price" of the products as the gun wielding criminals think.

By the way, from their idiotic threat, if the price is "reduced to 15dpb", would their people be insulated from the effect of such??

You blow up pipeline, crude gets spilled, with its attendant environmental pollution (water, air and farmlands). Then the next day same guys rise up in arms to fight the government siting "environmental degradation by IOC".

How have the Tompolos and Asari Dokubos of this country helped the people they claim to be fighting for?? Last time I checked, that fat fvcktard established a university in Benin Republic and I asked, how many nursery schools has he built in the ND How many families has Tompolo brought out of poverty from the billions he's amassed over the years "fighting for them"

It is high time the people of the Niger Delta woke up and saw who their real enemies are.

OFFICIAL336:

You are right, but who will benefit from that increase? Outsider, not us and also try to factor in the effect it will av on our already dead naira. What do u thing will happen? Our foreign sector will collapse, our economy will crash and the army cannot sustain offensive under that condition. So, pray those kids don't take to the creek.

omenka:
Read my post again, I asked a question: would their parents, siblings and relatives be insulated from the effects of all these you've mentioned Why chop off the nose to spite the face?? Isn't that total foolishness

olabukola:
Exactly how it will play out but at then same time Nigeria is not going to gain from the price increase as they(Nigeria) will supply less due to less in production caused by the attack.

EternalTruths:



You are an economic illiterate

If the militants resume hostilities, they will take over the oil production and flood the international market with cheaper oil to buy weapons to wage their war

If you doubt me

Ask Turkey why they are buying cheap oil from ISIL.

OFFICIAL336:

Tell ur FG not to provoke them. We are watching proceedings in AKS. They should just stay away from us.

omenka:
During the height of their campaign in Obj's era when he battled NDPVF, MEND et al, why didn't the price crash but kept rising steadily?? That is because whatever supplies they were adding wasn't significant enough to make a dent on the price of oil internationally.

And who said they only got their weapons through batter (oil for arms)?? We know they also buy arms from monies realized from kidnapping and taking ransoms, and from their covert sponsors who might be government officials.

Even the activities of the Taliban and Al Qaeda put together didn't push down oil prices yet someone thinks the activities of ND militants will.

Oga you are too damn ignorant jor.

Have a nice day.

uckennety:
If rivers state v nt been lucky with governors tHen wt will u say about abia state?

eye4eye:
Noise. Do sh1t and sh1t will hit you. There is new sheriff in town. Do any how and you see any how. I don't think you want to turn your zone to war zone.

Buratashi ain't smiling.

I wee sabilize ze frice of kurud oyel - Dullard Jan 2015