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Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by shamecurls(m): 6:31pm On Jan 17, 2016
The pain will be felt by all but the region will feel it the most. I dont know why u have to destroy oil facility's in your state which pollutes the environment and also cuts job. Militants just became part of governance at some point in Nigeria.

Amnesty was a big mistake. These dudes should have been faced squarely like the Nigerian army is doing against Boko-Haram
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by StevenJay01(m): 6:31pm On Jan 17, 2016
I pity this south south dudes. The vamp president will unleash his blood sulking hordes on them soon.
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by erekoshe: 6:32pm On Jan 17, 2016
ladyF:
cry this Niger Delta people sha. Only God can help them. Blowing up their communities without realizing they are bearing the primary burden. Please God, give them sense.

[size=15pt]LadyF[/size] is here again grin grin grin
It goes beyond their communities, Nigeria suffers from it... When oil facilities get destroyed, Nigerian's oil output reduced and earnings dropped drastically, it will be worse now that oil price are at the lowest.

I tjinknthe government should thread carefully, capturing tompolo and even killing him won't make this mess stop
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by autotrader014(m): 6:33pm On Jan 17, 2016
Carowline:
Whats NSCDC doing pleasehuh
Pls were is dis one from? undecided
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by gideon243(m): 6:33pm On Jan 17, 2016
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Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by Gistben: 6:33pm On Jan 17, 2016
E Don de happen
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by Nobody: 6:34pm On Jan 17, 2016
Oyel freebies the only thing that make some sections of the country call themselves Nigerians
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by Nobody: 6:34pm On Jan 17, 2016
Just like buhari own his cattle,nigerdelta own it crude oil.
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by erekoshe: 6:34pm On Jan 17, 2016
shamecurls:
The pain will be felt by all but the region will feel it the most. I dont know why u have to destroy oil facility's in your state which pollutes the environment and also cuts job. Militants just became part of governance at some point in Nigeria.

Amnesty was a big mistake. These dudes should have been faced squarely like the Nigerian army is doing against Boko-Haram
Some fights are better never attempted. Negotiations is the best alternative.. The way the government handled the militants was better, train them, pay then and integrate them into the society, overtime their philosophies will change. Fighting them head on, the unborn will believe their region was destroyed because of her oil and so the fight will continue no matter the era
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by davodyguy: 6:35pm On Jan 17, 2016
rionel:
When a leader acts base on Bear parlour chants, you know that there is deficiency of wisdom. And this our Buhari has bankruptcy of wisdom. As a leader, there are problems you will tackle without even the public knowing about it. Whether you like it or not the maturity exhibited by Goodluck is missing in today's leadership. Oyibo dey wait to take advantage of any crack in our polity ooo!. Wisdom is beckoning Sir, don't be deceive by the chants you hear from these Almajiris here. Nobody knows them, but you will be held responsible for any misdemeanor that this country could be thrown into. Wish you Goodluck.
Go back to elementary school
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by Carowline(f): 6:35pm On Jan 17, 2016
autotrader014:
Pls were is dis one from? undecided

Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by mickky88: 6:35pm On Jan 17, 2016
let them keep bombing every where, even the refineries let them go and bomb it, and fall everything apart. useless fool
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by mcee1(m): 6:36pm On Jan 17, 2016
hollywater:
I don't support this bumbling, but at times you need to let someone know you are not afraid of him, but only trying to respect the Law.
comprehension is you guys problemhuh Tompolo is not responsible for this and he has already said many times. Go and read plss.
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by awoyam1: 6:36pm On Jan 17, 2016
rionel:
When a leader acts base on Bear parlour chants, you know that there is deficiency of wisdom. And this our Buhari has bankruptcy of wisdom. As a leader, there are problems you will tackle without even the public knowing about it. Whether you like it or not the maturity exhibited by Goodluck is missing in today's leadership. Oyibo dey wait to take advantage of any crack in our polity ooo!. Wisdom is beckoning Sir, don't be deceive by the chants you hear from these Almajiris here. Nobody knows them, but you will be held responsible for any misdemeanor that this country could be thrown into. Wish you Goodluck.
Did you just say Jonathan exhibited maturity. His leadership skills was a total disgrace. How can you allow your NSA to be an ATM for your political ambition. He totally lost it. Please how can you support such leadership skills, it shows your value system.
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by Nobody: 6:37pm On Jan 17, 2016
StevenJay01:
I pity this south south dudes. The vamp president will unleash his blood sulking hordes on them soon.
The perpetrators are not always targeted by security operatives.The innocent indigenes will be the target by soldiers.
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by Observant: 6:39pm On Jan 17, 2016
Chairman, Itsekiri Regional Development Council, IRDC, Chief Ayiri Emami, expressed concern, yesterday, that with attacks targeted at oil facilities in Itsekiri towns and villages, it might metamorphose into another Ijaw/Itsekiri war.



And I ask,Barcanista is this your "we South South"? "We Niger delta"

Hahahahaha ok o,

we shall form spectator on this one as you and "we South South" have at each other.

Ndi ara.
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by djeasy(m): 6:41pm On Jan 17, 2016
WHY WE ARE YET TALKING ABOUT BOKO..... NOW IS MILITANTS.... I HOPE THEY ARE NOT LOOKING FOR AMNESTY AGAIN...... BECAUSE MONEY NO DEY OHHHH
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by snailspeed: 6:41pm On Jan 17, 2016
This will not go down well. But then Buhari doesn't follow good advise so he will make the wrong move again. And this time, he will bring the whole economy down finally. The budget is already in trouble because of low oil price but if the ND crisis resumes, he won't even have oil to sell for low prices.

The result will be a chain reaction. The stock market is already dead. Companies are folding up in their numbers, investors are pulling out, a crisis in the ND will be the final straw. The present situation already means that internally generated revenue will drop as taxes are based on company revenues. Companies whose stock have crashed will pay less taxes this year. Those that have folded up won't be paying any tax so even the projections from internal revenue will fall short

The militants will not submit themselves to security agencies. Why would they when the agencies don't follow court processes but just incarcerate people illegally and indefinitely without proper trial?

The security agencies can't handle them. They don't do conventional warfare. They just target oil installations. They know the creeks more than the military. They have nothing to lose. I wonder who is advising this government. That person is their worst enemy
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by mcee1(m): 6:42pm On Jan 17, 2016
WETCUNT:
NIGER DELTA TROUBLE WAN RETURN AGAIN!!!! EHN.. NIGERIA DO NOT HAVE THE RESOURCES TO CONTAIN THIS MENANCE...PLS LET THERE BE PEACE
@Nigeria do not have the resources to contain any radical group? Go look for trouble na if you won't be 6inchdownhuh
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by Bom4Real: 6:42pm On Jan 17, 2016
Buhari. Has mismanaged Nigeria TO crisis,THE militants Have BEen watching How Buhari agents humiliated Nimasa Boss,With Buhari resolve that He Wont Obey Court Orders. Tompolo CAN Not risk visiting EFCC because They Want TO kill Him.With This Nigeria IS Finished because America will execute Their Evil agenda
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by abere888: 6:42pm On Jan 17, 2016
Instead of you to support d government of the people in its effort to make nigeria great, u r condemning d arrow head. Wake up! 9ja is moving forward under buhari
Descartes:
Buhari is about to set Zoogeria ablaze with his dinasourial style of leadership laced with trial-and-error cheesy
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by hollywater: 6:42pm On Jan 17, 2016
mcee1:
comprehension is you guys problemhuh Tompolo is not responsible for this and he has already said many times. Go and read plss.
Check my complete comment bro!
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by shamecurls(m): 6:43pm On Jan 17, 2016
erekoshe:
Some fights are better never attempted. Negotiations is the best alternative.. The way the government handled the militants was better, train them, pay then and integrate them into the society, overtime their philosophies will change. Fighting them head on, the unborn will believe their region was destroyed because of her oil and so the fight will continue no matter the era
With your perspective, You re very right! but the Nigerian approach was a big scam. Amnesty granted to them was just an affiliation with governance. It had no sincere basis like u listed.
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by okpor2(m): 6:45pm On Jan 17, 2016
All those high chief mentioned here will go on enjoy their billions.some people here will go on becoming porer.Buhari is abroad and wen he comes back those militants cannot near him.its d poor people in my Niger Delta that suffers.Let d suffering continue in d Niger Delta nd let the suffrers continue to side d High Chiefs who will continue to be rich.Y can't they bomb aso rock?let them bomb their homes
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by ladyF(f): 6:46pm On Jan 17, 2016
Naff24:
Welcome back Lady F.....been a while!
lol thanks wink
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by princejayboss: 6:47pm On Jan 17, 2016
olufemimajek:
So after Amnesty, this ppl steal have the guts to bomb pipelines... Its time for Govt to end this Amnesty programme Rubbish then use the money buy enough Arms to level the Whole Niger Delta Militants if needed
When kids talk... We know
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by ladyF(f): 6:48pm On Jan 17, 2016
erekoshe:
It goes beyond their communities, Nigeria suffers from it... When oil facilities get destroyed, Nigerian's oil output reduced and earnings dropped drastically, it will be worse now that oil price are at the lowest.

I think the government should thread carefully, capturing tompolo and even killing him won't make this mess stop
It does go beyond their communities, but the environmental effects of the spill is going to be felt primarily by them. Nigeria is not going to join them to live in their polluted environment.
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by abere888: 6:48pm On Jan 17, 2016
It might not be tompolo
chiboyo:
Tompolo pls call ur boys to order ooo
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by LastSurvivor: 6:50pm On Jan 17, 2016
Buhari is a kindergarten president who believes that everything should be handled by fire by force..
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by Topmostt: 6:51pm On Jan 17, 2016
Oil is below $30 per barrel, Establishment won't easily agree to lend money to Nigeria owing to its instability issues, the economy is on a free fall, investors are discouraged because the president disobeys court orders, there is ban on the sale of arms to nigeria, militancy in the north, secession agitation and bombing of pipelines in the south east and south south. If Buari doesn't do something wise and fast too, I am afraid Nigeria is going to break down.
Re: Return Of Niger-Delta Militancy? Major Crude Oil, Gas Pipelines Bombed by BuddhaPalm(m): 6:54pm On Jan 17, 2016
Carowline:
Whats NSCDC doing pleasehuh
They are waiting for Oga...that's all.
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