TPAND:


I think I need that ban, please report me... Your mentions piss me off. I can't imagine. You need to use it, it's up there.
After driving all the oil companies away..... Can't believe some persons reason this way, are you Yoruba?

Iceberg3:


parasite,its obvious u are deeply pained..

Viva nda..

back2sender:
The useless avengers should keep Bombing the pipelines, am very happy for them. Please Bombing more, more and morest. Thank God we have oil in Lagos and exploring the north and we only need to increase vat and taxes in addition to the looted funds recovered and small loan to fund the budget. Before dem dey see some percentage from oil funds now dem go see nothin, no be if we sell oil dem go see the percentage? Please keep blow in the pipelines even the one that run through your houses. Up fedora cap people and IPOB republic avengers

TPAND:


Don't mind them... Nigeria is a failed state, if Niger Delta ceases from Nigeria, the whole Nigerians would be touring Niger Delta, because the massive infrastructural development that can be achieved with all the 2.2million barrels a day, will be as that of Dubai. Just being objective

Most of the ignorant persons haven't heard of what is called bio-remediation with just 5000 barrels of crude oil sold... The environment and ecosystem will be restored to as it were.

luvinhubby:


From.Oron to Okerenkoko is over 250 miles, is it a crime to have two maritime institutes in the Delta considering the amount of resources available to be tapped in that sector.
We have the Nigeria Defence Academy in Kaduna, less than 40miles away is Nigerian Millitary school & Command & staff college in Zaria. Why don't make arguement for any of those millitary training institutions to relocated to South west or south east that does not boast of such?

fiizznation:
I repeat the BUHARI ADMINISTRATION will NOT dialogue with them. I thought you guys were rejoicing with the damage the militants are doing to your own lands. Well let us sit down and watch how everything will unfold in the coming days.

Funny. Some people are destroying the businesses empires of western countries and the same people are still hoping for some magical intervention from ICC/human rights bodies when the Nigeria government unleashed its own madness. I laugh


P.S This will be my last post on any militants thread on this forum.

Thatitan234:


There is no incoherence between the military and FG because they are same.

What the government has adopted is what is called "Coercive Diplomacy" in Military Science. However, it doesn't seem to be successful so far.

The government is hesitating to go on full offensive due to the sensitivity of the issue.
So far the Military is on the defensive and still trying to prevent further attacks.

back2sender:
No be only maritime university naa fishing university. Even college of education una no go see useless fedora cap people. Please keep bombing the pipelines, i will be popping champagne for each pipelines bombed. Please keep bombing nonstop ooooo.

VocalWalls:


i am beginning to think these guys have international support. Someone wants the price of oil to increase.

TPAND:


Don't mind them... Nigeria is a failed state, if Niger Delta ceases from Nigeria, the whole Nigerians would be touring Niger Delta, because the massive infrastructural development that can be achieved with all the 2.2million barrels a day, will be as that of Dubai. Just being objective

Most of the ignorant persons haven't heard of what is called bio-remediation with just 5000 barrels of crude oil sold... The environment and ecosystem will be restored to as it were.

masterpower:

A pained onye-ara. What are you waiting for before you drill your fale lagos oil? We know your antics but i tell you, it has failed.

TPAND:


FYI, are you aware Total supported Cameroon in the annexation of Bakassi Penisula. Let me clear your doubts even if all the oil companies in the region leave, they are not the only oil companies in the world, new ones are waiting to take advantage and engage the Niger Delta people

TPAND:


Bilateral relations.... Ooo wow, what are key reasons countries seek bilateral relations from other countries... You should answer yourself. Do you seek bilateral relation from a country that's not beneficial to you.

You think after Niger Delta becomes a sovereignty, India and China will not come sign Bilateral relations with the Niger Delta knowing it's a small nation in land mass and infrastructural development could be spread round the region in 10years.

FYI, are you aware Total supported Cameroon in the annexation of Bakassi Penisula. Let me clear your doubts even if all the oil companies in the region leave, they are not the only oil companies in the world, new ones are waiting to take advantage and engage the Niger Delta people

DaudaAbu:


Probably total supported cameroun cos it would be easier to deal with the communities their than those in nigeeia? Or probably because they wouldnt need to settle militants in that country when they start laying pipes and drillin oil.

majekdom2:
you and your avengers know nothing about international relations. Do you think bonny light is being bought because it is Niger delta's oil. It is bought because of Nigerian as an entity. Is there any referendum?? You are blowing up multinational investments and you expect the same countries to buy your oil after you gain the so called " resource control ". I wasn't talking oil when I mentioned putin. I was talking about the sanctions. Why do you think iran had to negotiate to have sanctions lifted. Go read and learn.

whirlwind7:
Whether FG tries to negotiate or not isn't the problem.
The problem is how the "born to rule" class takes the rest of us for granted.

Whatever is happening in Niger Delta now isn't just because GEJ lost the election, as many insinuated. Far from that.
When Bubu got sworn in, he couldn't wait to show his disdain for those he referred to as "the 5%" who didn't give him their votes, and who shouldn't expect to be treated equally as other constituents that gave him above 95%. That was a very parochial attitude. Coming from someone who should be an elder statesman, who is expected to navigate the ship of a multi-ethnic nation, that has deep suspicions of other tribes and their intentions, that was a very unfortunate and a very misguided remark. Asari Dokubo recently commented that Bubu should look elsewhere for the money he will use in taking care of the "95 or 97%" that matters more to him. Very few disagreed with Asari Dokubo over this.

It simply showed that the president is no more matured than he was when he forcibly took power in 1983 or so. Everyone referred to him as an ethnic bigot, and he kept proving everyone right so far.

He approved a budget of billions to fix Borno and adjourning states. He approved billions for importing grasses and creating grazing reserve. These two projects are in favor of his kinsmen and their private businesses. Yet, he showed little concern for the regions that have been the victims of his savage kinsmen, the Fulani herdsmen. He never made plans for communal farmers who have largely been victims of his nomadic brethren. All the money for these projects are coming from the "minor and unwanted 5%". Does that seem fair? What's more, he keeps matching his words with action. His appointments into office of several heads of Federal organizations just three days ago, were mainly people from the north. He leaves no one in doubt that he thinks the Hausas and Fulanis are superior to the rest of us.

He should learn diplomacy. Governance has gone beyond the economics and politics of the 80s when he held brief. He never even bothered to undergo any self improvement by way of education and learning after he left office. Well, we are saddled with this unfortunate situation his narrow mindedness has foisted upon us. I don't see a way out soon, because Bubu is as stubborn as he is ignorant.

Pesuzok:
I think we should tell ourselves the truth, Buhari would rather burn Niger Delta that give in to republic of Niger Delta. The guys should just Negotiate with the government. Hard times ahead, so brace up both those in support of NDA and those against. Nobody would be spared. Already the hardship in bayelsa presently is something else.

fiizznation:
I repeat the BUHARI ADMINISTRATION will NOT dialogue with them. I thought you guys were rejoicing with the damage the militants are doing to your own lands. Well let us sit down and watch how everything will unfold in the coming days.

Funny. Some people are destroying the businesses empires of western countries and the same people are still hoping for some magical intervention from ICC/human rights bodies when the Nigeria government unleashed its own madness. I laugh


P.S This will be my last post on any militants thread on this forum.

DaudaAbu:
Thinking out loud.
What if pipelines are bombed?
What if the crude is still allowed to flow freely for like 2-3wks after the bombing?
What if 'oyel' is allowed to cover areas as large as , say 2 or 3 Lga?

What if someone in one of the communities jst drop the butt of his cigarrate?
Would that ignite the crude that was spilled from vandalised pipeline and start an inferno that might consume even the communities?
Wont crude oyel burn even when its floating on water?

Thinking oit loud

We find solution only in places we are looking for it

kelechi17:
buhari cant do notin....u can't c dem so u can't fyt dem wit d rate dey are going dey will ground Nigeria sooner b4 d year runs out

banme1:
young man. Stop wailing. Ur state ekiti will face hardship more. Hope u are aware of that fact.

fiizznation:
I repeat the BUHARI ADMINISTRATION will NOT dialogue with them. I thought you guys were rejoicing with the damage the militants are doing to your own lands. Well let us sit down and watch how everything will unfold in the coming days.

Funny. Some people are destroying the businesses empires of western countries and the same people are still hoping for some magical intervention from ICC/human rights bodies when the Nigeria government unleashed its own madness. I laugh


P.S This will be my last post on any militants thread on this forum.

greatmen:
Hmmm go and learn yourself who buys oil from Isis even a terrorist evil group like that, you think foreigners are interested in your national interest talking about international diplomacy who do you think is backing isis, folks and their one sided view receive sense do you know if it's the same western countries behind avengers, covert operations have been going on by the CIA if you think deeper they is always a motive, or the Kgb or your daft president who decided to go to China for help after shaking hands with the west to put him on the seat,look at the precision of the avengers almost like an elite group trained them, you think they just came from the air, Nigeria is a selfish nation and very tribalistic, it would have been easy for buhari to unite parties after the election but his born to rule mentality had become his demise, any nation with a motive can put salt in that wound and exploit it, forgive me for typo errors.

blackpanda:



Clean it up with which money? Did u not hear nigeria is broke and the little funds we are trying to gather these monsters are reducing it more. And even if fg wanted to clean, these people are bent on destroying their own communities even more

Capitano1:
Now the ijaw community are silent about this whole blowing up of pipelines, when pmb starts attacking these low lives they will now cry foul. That's he is hitler and a tytant. I pity the kinda brains these people have.

whirlwind7:
Whether FG tries to negotiate or not isn't the problem.
The problem is how the "born to rule" class takes the rest of us for granted.

Whatever is happening in Niger Delta now isn't just because GEJ lost the election, as many insinuated. Far from that.
When Bubu got sworn in, he couldn't wait to show his disdain for those he referred to as "the 5%" who didn't give him their votes, and who shouldn't expect to be treated equally as other constituents that gave him above 95%. That was a very parochial attitude. Coming from someone who should be an elder statesman, who is expected to navigate the ship of a multi-ethnic nation, that has deep suspicions of other tribes and their intentions, that was a very unfortunate and a very misguided remark. Asari Dokubo recently commented that Bubu should look elsewhere for the money he will use in taking care of the "95 or 97%" that matters more to him. Very few disagreed with Asari Dokubo over this.

It simply showed that the president is no more matured than he was when he forcibly took power in 1983 or so. Everyone referred to him as an ethnic bigot, and he kept proving everyone right so far.

He approved a budget of billions to fix Borno and adjourning states. He approved billions for importing grasses and creating grazing reserve. These two projects are in favor of his kinsmen and their private businesses. Yet, he showed little concern for the regions that have been the victims of his savage kinsmen, the Fulani herdsmen. He never made plans for communal farmers who have largely been victims of his nomadic brethren. All the money for these projects are coming from the "minor and unwanted 5%". Does that seem fair? What's more, he keeps matching his words with action. His appointments into office of several heads of Federal organizations just three days ago, were mainly people from the north. He leaves no one in doubt that he thinks the Hausas and Fulanis are superior to the rest of us.

He should learn diplomacy. Governance has gone beyond the economics and politics of the 80s when he held brief. He never even bothered to undergo any self improvement by way of education and learning after he left office. Well, we are saddled with this unfortunate situation his narrow mindedness has foisted upon us. I don't see a way out soon, because Bubu is as stubborn as he is ignorant.

SleekAboki:

Na so una cheer buhari into a creek booby trap and jumping ship as shit don hit fan.

Not cool.