₦airaland Forum

Musiwa419:
Here we go again. So the ''Yoruba mass media'' are responsible for the volatility in the Niger Delta? Who owns sahara reporters? Is it not Omoyele Sowere, an Arogbo-Ijaw from this same Niger Delta? What about Vangaurd owned by sam amuka; STV by Ben Bruce, Raypower/AIT by raymond dokpesi; Channelt TV by Tony Momoh etc etc. Are all these media moguls not from the Niger Delta? What have they done to present the Niger Delta in a positive light? Dont bother answering, you can keep blaming the yoruba mass media

Udmaster:
The Yoruba media outlet have done a lot of damage in demonizing the Niger Delta and dragging the foreign investors to Lagos.
Marketing is an important strategy in any sector.

MasterofNL:
A state governor alone cannot build a deep seaport, it is an FG project.

Was it Lagos state that built Apapa port?

TonyeBarcanista:
God Bless You Sir!

The media in Nigeria are interested in dishing negative reports from our region and neglecting positives. They paint our region as dangerous and volatile while ignoring our prospect. Every society have their challenges, ND is not different.

However, we can't accept using the negative to represent our image.



Niger Delta must work

theV0ice:
[s]Is it the Yoruba that have been opening threads up and down to praise the 'warriors' blowing up pipelines and setting devastating fires to your environment?



When the Yoruba tell you its idiotic to burn down your father's house because you're angry with a visitor, what have you or your comrades being telling them?




Are you no longer angling for a fight? Are you getting scared of confrontation?



You better blow up the Niger bridge to gain the sort of attention you want for the avengers. Its too early to start seeking development. Destroy first like the avengers, then we'll talk about rebuilding like the mumu boko haram people.



Making me wonder why GEJ spent 2.5years as VP, 5.5years as President, sold oil at record prices for 3 years, yet couldn't mould a single block to start the project.

Was he bewitched?

Meanwhile, it shall never be well with whoever will ask the hooligans to stop bombing. They must continue till they destroy everything.

Its just unfortunate that the akwa ibom people are too wise on issues like this. I hope they too can join the idiocy and blow Eket and Mobil away into oblivion. That way the whole ND will speak in unison.[/s]

kaakulator3:
What's this Yoruba media y'all keep talking about. You keep blaming yorubas for your woes.Are yorubas the owners of vanguard and sun newspapers? Do yorubas own channels and Ait? Yorubas are not your problem. Face front! You make it seem like yorubas determine your destiny or you are a machine being operated by yorubas.

EzePromoe:
Not fair. PH City is as safe as Lagos and Abuja. Violence happens everywhere but the media escalate the pains and outrages. That is why the Niger Delta should create as many media outfits as feasible to always preach our rich and inviting business clime and tell them that what happens in Warri doesn't affect the residents of other states and vice versa. Calabar in the Niger Delta is the safest city in the country.

theV0ice:
Is it the Yoruba that have been opening threads up and down to praise the 'warriors' blowing up pipelines and setting devastating fires to your environment?



When the Yoruba tell you its idiotic to burn down your father's house because you're angry with a visitor, what have you or your comrades being telling them?




Are you no longer angling for a fight? Are you getting scared of confrontation?



You better blow up the Niger bridge to gain the sort of attention you want for the avengers. Its too early to start seeking development. Destroy first like the avengers, then we'll talk about rebuilding like the mumu boko haram people.



Making me wonder why GEJ spent 2.5years as VP, 5.5years as President, sold oil at record prices for 3 years, yet couldn't mould a single block to start the project.

Was he bewitched?

Meanwhile, it shall never be well with whoever will ask the hooligans to stop bombing. They must continue till they destroy everything.

Its just unfortunate that the akwa ibom people are too wise on issues like this. I hope they too can join the idiocy and blow Eket and Mobil away into oblivion. That way the whole ND will speak in unison.

theV0ice:
[s]Keep cancelling all you want.

However, the bombing must continue till buhari starts trekking to Daura. You must bomb Niger bridge too to really show the world how marginalized and angry you're. It shall not augur well for anybody that advises you guys to stop and it'll be worse for the hooligans if they stop.

Maybe it'll finally attract the Queen to your plight.[/s]

theV0ice:
[s]Keep cancelling but continue bombing and burning.

Mr strong man[/s]

Udmaster:
The Yoruba media outlet have done a lot of damage in demonizing the Niger Delta and dragging the foreign investors to Lagos.
Marketing is an important strategy in any sector.

TonyeBarcanista:
Niger Delta is not about militancy and economic sabotage, I believe that this summit will attract investment to our region and create employment.

Those wiling to attend should register. Participants will connect and network with high profile delegates.


Niger Delta Avengers must Work....

AZeD1:
Erm the media doesn't paint the Niger delta in a bad light, we do that ourselves.
NDA website, Tompolo, Asari and co coming on TV to issue treats, destroying oil installations, Rivers state election.

The list is numerous.

TonyeBarcanista:
Every society hv the good, the bad and d ugly. we can build Niger Delta

fr3do:
The Niger Delta needs to be an independent country, let Niger Deltans control their own resources.

I watched the Ogun investment summit, the speakers who spoke always highlighted on the insecurity of the Niger Delta to their advantage.

I was pissed.

theV0ice:
Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall set you free but it'll first piss you off.

Your situation is perfectly understandable but they spoke the truth.

TonyeBarcanista:
Sometimes I blame our own people. we don't know how to market ourselves even when the media demarket us.

The Yoruba will always watch out for their own interest FIRST,same I believe we all should. The Igbo are promoting their own good deeds, it is our time to push ours.

jackman4:
why didnt good luck jonathan build it? aLSO WHY DIDNT he upgrade maritime academy to university and also even build another maritime university at his village? ****

fr3do:
it is true that Lagos and the SW unsurp investments that would have gone to the Niger Delta if she was less volatile.

She is volatile because of bad leadership (federal to ward level) and an incompactible system of government.

She can change for the better when she leaves a country where some other regions plunder her resources and wish her evil so they can keep plundering.

TonyeBarcanista:
No need to tribalise it.