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Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by chrisxxx(m): 1:11pm On Jan 16, 2016
jascon1:
Maybe an air raid will bring a calm. What do you think?
So you will use insecticides on ur scrotum just because tse tse fly is perching on it?
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by sheilak: 1:12pm On Jan 16, 2016
hardbody:
The same army getting fuc.ked by BH?
BH is not the same as ND militants. undecided
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by AmazonKindle: 1:13pm On Jan 16, 2016
themilanway:
The real question is,after these bombings,whose gains whose loss?
FG
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by sheilak: 1:17pm On Jan 16, 2016
LordAdam:
B[b]ros, if you will be truthful to yourself, the ND struggle is the first successful agitation in Nigeria's history. Tompolo, Boyloaf, Ateke Tom and others held Nigeria to a standstill before, they can do it again.[/b]

The problem of underdevelopment in the SS even after the successful struggle is a different issue altogether. It also bedevils other regions, including the north, east, and west. So I fail to see your point.

Lastly, the army under Jonathan killed John Togo, so I don't get your point.

Let PMB retaliate. PMB is not Gowon! Mk him shift go one side.

-Lord
They held ND to a standstill not Nigeria undecided

The masses empathized with it because they believed the agitation was just but this time around you will cry for them undecided
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by iokpebholo: 1:19pm On Jan 16, 2016
bobchigar:
Do you want compare bravery of Boko haram with militants? There is wide difference because Boko Haram are so deadly that they do not mind to die will militants are so coward that they do not want die. I bet you slight attack on them by the Nigerian military, they will all disperse, surrender and flee for their life.
do u mean bravery?let me tell u bokoharam are cowards if nt yyy are dey after soft targets?
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by lozairio(m): 1:20pm On Jan 16, 2016
jascon1:
Maybe an air raid will bring a calm. What do you think?
take the air raid to your village
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by jascon1(m): 1:22pm On Jan 16, 2016
Ok, i totally agree with you. But, if i get you right, your proposition is away from the recent happenings. Would u recommend a dialogue between FG n Tompolo/Ijaw ppl or just let Tompolo go and concentrate on looters from other stateshuh
Personally, I thought Buhari could have saved the best for last. The Niger Delta is a delicate zone and could have been the last to indict in this fight against corruption.
Let me hear further from you
calaway:
have you not heard that there has been calls by the ijaws against the government bordering on the fact that the oil and gas well in the ss are ownd by hausa people and operated by multinationals headed by yoruba and locating these oil company headquarters and allied services in lagos where taxes are also paid.

the pmb government should without delay>

0.respect the autonomy of the judiciary and right to fair trail of citizens also understanding that he does not own Nigeria and must be nationalistic in his approach must call all genuine aggrieved to a dialogue and address all injustice and inequity.
1.Arrest and prosecute senator Enang for for stealing the original budget and smuggling into the senate a forged copy of the most impotant government document this year. this is the height of criminality. senator enang is a thief working for buhari!!!!
2.Arrest and prosecute fashola and ameachi duo who have been implicated by probe panels for theft.
3.Visit the Halliburton matter that has seen four high profile Americans get jail terms while the architect and planner in Nigeria is the APC navigator.
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by trytim100(m): 1:24pm On Jan 16, 2016
Anasko:
MILITANTS continued bombing of oil installations, last night, in Warri South West Local Government Area of Delta State.

The details were still sketchy this morning, but it was learned that they blew up the Abiteye flow station and Sagara to Chevron pipelines.

“Some of are already trapped in our communities because of the bombings, the target for now may be Chevron facilities,” a worried riverside dweller told Vanguard.

More details coming





http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/01/breaking/
innocent Nnamdi KANU must be release unconditionally otherwise there WON'T be peace in Nigeria .tell President Buhari..ABOUT ORO LA SOFUN OMO OLUWABI,TO DENU E ADI ODIDI
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by LordAdam: 1:26pm On Jan 16, 2016
sheilak:
They held ND to a standstill not Nigeria undecided

The masses empathized with it because they believed the agitation was just but this time around you will cry for them undecided
It's all about perspective. If you think they held ND to a standstill and not Nigeria, that's your cup of tea. But a lot of people, including me, will beg to differ.

I am not speaking for the militants, I am only making an informed analysis of the situation.

My advice is that PMB treads carefully. Anyone politicizing or making this about a region does not have the region, the nation and the citizenry at heart.

Tompolo is not Nnamdi Kanu.

-Lord
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by 100freekiss: 1:27pm On Jan 16, 2016
themilanway:
The real question is,after these bombings,whose gains whose loss?
FG is loosing
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by MARKone(m): 1:27pm On Jan 16, 2016
I still blame the past administration of GEJ for empowering, politicising and monetising these rogues, it is a costly mistake that would cost the country a lot. The best they would have done, is absorbing those Militants that were granted Amnesty into the Military, the police force and other para military agencies, thereby providing payable jobs for them, not giving them free Money all in the name of paying 'Ex Militants'. The amount of money wasted so far in this fight against Boko Haram is enormous, I don't think the country can sustain going head long against this ND Militants.
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by amp01(m): 1:28pm On Jan 16, 2016
LordAdam:
Yesterday, Tompolo distanced himself from the attacks.

Tompolo is in a quagmire. First, the success of the ND freedom fight was because there were a lot of groups with shared objectives fighting concurrently in different sections of the SS. Now, it is just Tompolo, and, if he was fighting, his reason for fighting would be for himself and not the region, which means he would not enjoy the wide support from the majority of militants.

Two, most of the militants are already enjoying a massive welfare package and will be less likely to return to the creeks because of one commander's selfish interests.

But with that said, we should all remember that Tompolo has been receiving at least N1b from the government every month in personal


welfare packages and defense contracts since Amnesty started in 2009. That is aside the obvious bunkering he has been involved in as a side gig.

Also, remember how he bought a war ship sometime ago? The fact is that at the moment, Tompolo has the money, the means, and the connections to prosecute a war on the Nigerian state without even been in the country. With the supply glut, low oil prices, and an army that is reeling from a challenging BH war, Nigeria will not be as ready to fight this renewed conflict as they were earlier under Yaradua.

But then again, Tompolo can't just submit himself to the authorities. The authorities have a poor record of respecting the judiciary. That is the quagmire. Once again, thousands will likely die because of the interests and actions of a few.

-Lord
There are many young and restless ones that will pick up the fight.old generals will go and the young ones will take over and place their demand.
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by fineguy11(m): 1:29pm On Jan 16, 2016
As long as dose miscreants restrict their activities to warri,and not eket or ikot abasi,im less concerned.when choppers start droping payloads in warri environs,people shouldnt complain.the youths in that community know the miscreants,they should submit dier names to the govt or face mass punishment..
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by 100freekiss: 1:29pm On Jan 16, 2016
ijaw1stson:
God help us... we shall not break iJn.. click like if you agree
I disagree
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by jascon1(m): 1:31pm On Jan 16, 2016
100freekiss:
U must be stup1d

Why dem no do air raid in za North against Bokoharam?
calm down, bro! Don cuss, yet. I only threw a question at everyone. Just drop ur opinions n it will be appreciated. OK, personally how would you tackle this development to bring peace and progress in the country?
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by fejikudz(m): 1:36pm On Jan 16, 2016
LordAdam:
Bros, use your brain. How did they fight the FG to a standstill in 2008?

Believe it or not, Tompolo right now is more powerful than he was in 2008. If you are not from ND and did not follow the Freedom Fight don't diplay your ignorance.

Tompolo today is far richer and has acquired more weapons than he had in 2009. Do you remember that Nigerian territorial waters has the second worst case of piracy after Somalia? Those boys can bring in a rocket through the waters and nothing will happen, that's what I mean by the means and connections.

How did they get their guns before? Their associates that buy their illegal crude are some of the world's most wanted people? Do you know the size of the illegal arms trade? If you have not witnessed war, don't yap about like a kindergaten. We are not talking about firecrackers. All those spurring the NA to war should be careful of what they wish for.

We are in a recession and you want to fight a war with an undefeated war lord who is more powerful today than he was six years ago. The small money that we should use to develop the country would be used to prosecute the war? What about our soldiers that would be fighting wars on two fronts? Or the humanitarian cost of the war? A country must always pursue the most viable course of action that will lead to the least loss of lives of its citizenry. Right now, a war with Tompolo is not that course of action.

-Lord
Tell them
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by Themandator: 1:36pm On Jan 16, 2016
jascon1:
Maybe an air raid will bring a calm. What do you think?
Air raid on pipelines routes or reckon it's Sambisa planes
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by Osama10(m): 1:37pm On Jan 16, 2016
What a country?

Everything is messed up. I mean everything.

There is no future here.
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by AmazonKindle: 1:39pm On Jan 16, 2016
kissval1388:
y are u d only one reporting this news?
pls someone should tell me how to copy a source to a news to Nairaland. I can only copy the news but I don't know were to copy the source
look at the search par of search bar
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by BuddhaPalm(m): 1:41pm On Jan 16, 2016
jascon1:
Maybe an air raid will bring a calm. What do you think?
A fly on one's scrotum calls for a bit more finesse, don't you think?
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by Themandator: 1:42pm On Jan 16, 2016
bakynes:
I just laugh @ Lord, he doesn't know you cannot fight government no matter how much billions you have acquired. Worse come to worst the whole Country will suffer for the oil facilities destroyed and I can tell you it's the ND that will suffer for it the most coz your land will be the war zone, your only source of livelihood is Oil other regions have other things they are into. So I advice the likes of @Lord making mouth to better warn Tompolo to submit himself.
Those militants needs and I believe have half the arms at th3r disposal of bh.... A stinger firing at those escravos tank farm is all it takes.... Hr4y need not b3e up to 4 persons at a time
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by trytim100(m): 1:50pm On Jan 16, 2016
Nossa:
FG never see anything yet
KANU must be release unconditionally otherwise there won't be peace amidst them
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by TheFreeOne: 1:52pm On Jan 16, 2016
If you lead the people with correctness, who will dare not be correct?

|| -Confucius
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by trytim100(m): 1:52pm On Jan 16, 2016
Osama10:
What a country?
Everything is messed up. I mean everything.
There is no future here.
u knw y? somebody in detained innocently
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by trytim100(m): 1:53pm On Jan 16, 2016
Osama10:
What a country?
Everything is messed up. I mean everything.
There is no future here.
u knw y? somebody in detained innocently
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by murphyibiam15(m): 1:54pm On Jan 16, 2016
LordAdam:
Yesterday, Tompolo distanced himself from the attacks.

Tompolo is in a quagmire. First, the success of the ND freedom fight was because there were a lot of groups with shared objectives fighting concurrently in different sections of the SS. Now, it is just Tompolo, and, if he was fighting, his reason for fighting would be for himself and not the region, which means he would not enjoy the wide support from the majority of militants.

Two, most of the militants are already enjoying a massive welfare package and will be less likely to return to the creeks because of one commander's selfish interests.

But with that said, we should all remember that Tompolo has been receiving at least N1b from the government every month in personal welfare packages and defense contracts since Amnesty started in 2009. That is aside the obvious bunkering he has been involved in as a side gig.

Also, remember how he bought a war ship sometime ago? The fact is that at the moment, Tompolo has the money, the means, and the connections to prosecute a war on the Nigerian state without even been in the country. With the supply glut, low oil prices, and an army that is reeling from a challenging BH war, Nigeria will not be as ready to fight this renewed conflict as they were earlier under Yaradua.

But then again, Tompolo can't just submit himself to the authorities. The authorities have a poor record of respecting the judiciary. That is the quagmire. Once again, thousands will likely die because of the interests and actions of a few.

-Lord
guy i have been reading most of your posts and i like your basic line of thinking..the emboldened is especially true,how can one submit himself to a court in which the president himself disobeys..the president cant disobey court orders and would want others to obey same...is unnatural
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by jascon1(m): 1:54pm On Jan 16, 2016
BuddhaPalm:
A fly on one's scrotum calls for a bit more finesse, don't you think?
yeah, I totally agree to that. So, personally what is your proposition to the FG concerning this development?
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by Ochinex(m): 1:54pm On Jan 16, 2016
doctokwus:
Funny enough I have this conspiracy theory that it's competing militants or bitter Ijaw chieftains pained on how tompolo cheated them of billions that are sponsoring these attacks so that tompolo cud either be quickly arrested or killed.
This is because unless tompolo is unimagibly stu pid, he wud know that any explosion linked to him wud make his hunt by d fg very quick, brief and most likely fatal to him.
Now he not only has got the police searching for him,the army too will get involved and experiences of BH and the Shiites that tried defying the Nigerian military under these new generals do not make for pleasant reading.
don't compare shitte to militant.
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by momentoftruth: 1:55pm On Jan 16, 2016
Tonyebarcanista, who is bombing? Tompolo or militants working for APC, hehehe
Re: Militants Bomb Oil Installations In Warri, Delta by Teophilus96(m): 2:00pm On Jan 16, 2016
In fella's voice
'I sorry for Nigeria'
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