₦airaland Forum

Well done

Druss:
Pyrhhic victory for NDA. You destroy your lands, drive away investors and personnel with interest in the region. Good luck on your short sighted campaign. Instead of going after your senator, legislooters et governor - you are bombing pipelines. KPELE!!

stop crying more than the bereaved

I hear o ! More money to some people

please avengers that work you guys are doing is not necessary now. I have an urgent work for you guys now. come and bomb this my neighbour kitchen. how could she be this heartless to do this

Baawaa:
And FG will not stop killing the bombers

they are yet to even identify one

‪#‎OCCUPYINGMINDS‬: ‪#‎NIGERDELTAMILITANTS‬...Every time a Crude Flow Station is Destroyed by Militants in the Niger Delta, The Environment is Damaged; Our Land is Polluted and Our Communities are subjected to more hardships...Let the Bombing Continue, who will lose?...The Government of PMB is dragging the Nigerian Economy away from Crude Oil; Lagos State has Joined the League of Oil Producing States and the Northern Part of Nigeria whose Reserves have been cynically suppressed over the years will begin production within the next months to two years. With time, We from the Niger Delta would have destroyed our Lands so much that future generation will curse us their Fathers and Mothers for killing their dreams. Let the Stupidity Continue my People...Don't stop the blowing up of pipelines.
Everyone of us thinks that a Blown Pipeline is an attack on PMB and His Government of Change...Insanity on display I must say. Kano and Lagos are Leading the way in Tomatoes Paste Production and Tomatoes don dey scarce shebi? The Northern Landmass alone is about 4 times the entire Landmass of the SS and the SE; Agriculture will revolutionize the North within the next decade...We from the Niger Delta will use our Oil to soak Garri and we think we are punishing Nigeria? Think Again, but Kontinu.
I have been reliably informed, that the More Pipeline we blow-up, the more the Resolve of this President to get the Nigerian Economy off oil...The More the Presidency blocks loopholes; The More the desire for alternative Revenue; The More the Nigerian People get pissed off by our Stupidity. The Future is Lost to the Greedy, Selfish Demons of Today. Blow Pipelines if you can, Nigeria is moving on. We have a President who is capable of making the hard decisions and willing to firmly sustain those hard choices. Blow Pipelines abeg. Let Nigeria Suffer and Let our land be wasted. Kontinu killing your own future by your own hands.
WEEP NOT FOR THE NIGER DELTA!!!
OUR ENEMIES ARE WITHIN!!!

I day craze to tead all that??

Oluwamuyeewa:
Too early to curse...I'll simply let you be!




@topic; happy bombing guys..just remember that the whole member of the federal government houses or families or relatives is not affected with the bombing

Like we yorubas used to say : e fi owo yin se arayin

Yoruba man, abeg no quote me again. Biko.

Hopey12:
Pls stop for the sake of the environment

If only people can understand that you don't right a wrong with another wrong. Polluting the environment and exposing innocent people to unnecessary military invasion cannot be solution to NigerDelta current problems.

which kin wahala be this oo...my brothers are taking this too far... .....we still need to fish to make money...preserve the environment at least,....

hmmmmmmm

Bomb your homes too.
Kill your children and rape your women.
stupid people.

No wahala continue, baba go soon show una his true colour

Buhari is underestimate the strength of NDA.......... sending military there will not solve the matter, instead it will worsen the whole thing because those guys will keep on bombing.

Nigeria is having a president who has a mediocre ability in matters like this............... keep on searching and deploying more soldiers for the militant, at the tale end Nigerians will be buying fuel 300N per litre.

Hopey12:
Pls stop for the sake of the environment

let dem continue oooo... na dem go suffer am pass

I have warned Nairalanders to stop propagating evil news that has to do with this economy monsters. What shall it profited our great nation when some fewer saboteurs in Delta regions decided to ground our economy on the basis that their selfish interest have not met. I have said it severally Avengers issue cannot be over until this lazy military camp down Tompolo. Tompolo is chief executive of Niger Delta Scavengers. And to all Nairalanders that think they can devices this medium to boast of Avengers and her evils in order to lift more morale, we will unmasked you and we shall file necessary litigations according to laws of the land that has to do with appraisals of terrorism and media propaganda. We all have to live with peace in order to have a better economy that can cater for millions hungry unemployment youths.

Fighting is not the best way of solving war but causing more problem.all we need is round table meeting to solve this issue.




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These Avengers are really daft

Few greedy criminals masquarading as avengers inflicting suffering on the true innocent niger deldans. There is an end to every beginning.

5starmilitant:
The oil belongs to the niger deltans
The avengers are from niger delta.
The bombings is taking place in the niger delta.
The affected lands are in the Niger delta.


So why are 97% pained about the oil, lands and property of the 5%? They say they're happy cos we the 5% will suffer the consequence. But when a new strike is carried out by the avengers, they are pained. Why are they crying more than the bereaved?
They rejoice whenever they hear bad news against the 5%, they rejoice when armless protesters from the 5% are killed. but they're pained when the avengers strike.

Please and please I beg the 97% to leave us, our oil and our lands alone. If you all think this recent bombings by the avengers will affect us and our lands alone, then so be it. Don't cry more than the bereaved.


Enough said,
Proudly 5%

i tire for them o....see how dem full thread,crying like they've just lost their lollipops..parasitism at its peak.
Viva NDA

outknow:
Meanwhile, militant group, the Niger Delta Avengers, said yesterday that in spite of the federal government’s deployment of fighter jets and the military in Delta State, it would not relent in its violent attacks on critical oil installations in the region.

The group, which said the heavy presence of the military would not stop them from their planned action that would shock the whole world, noted that Gbaramatu, now under military siege, was just one kingdom out the several Ijaw kingdoms spread across seven states.

The group, in a statement signed by its Spokesman, Brig-Gen Mudoch Agbinibo, said emphatically, “it is not our business what goes on in Gbaramatu Kingdom but our concern is the innocent children, women and aged people whom the Nigerian military has chased away from their homes now taking refuge in the forest”.

It alleged that some people (names withheld) benefitting from contracts for pipeline surveillance were behind the military invasion of Gbaramatu Kingdom in the guise of looking for the Niger Delta Avengers.

It queried: “The question is, why the innocent people of Gbaramatu, why the innocent pregnant women, why unleash terror on the aged people of Gbaramatu? Must you waste all these innocent blood just to secure the pipeline surveillance job?”
The militant group berated the International Community and the United Nations for looking the other way while the military occupied the kingdom.

The NDA also took a swipe on Tompolo for accepting the treatment being meted on his people wondering whether he would still refer to them as criminals.
The railings of the militants provided the opportunity for the Nigerian Army of not wanting to embrace dialogue yesterday.

The Chief of Army Staff, Lt.-Gen. Tukur Buratai, who was represented by Brig.-Gen. J. Hamakim, at the ‘State of the Nation Conference’, organised by the Nigerian Bar Association in Abuja yesterday said the Army had not ruled out dialogue with the group
Speaking on the activities of the Niger Delta Avengers in the oil rich region, Hamakim said that dialogue with the group was not yet a realistic option.

He was responding to a submission that government should explore dialogue with the Niger Delta militants instead of applying force that could further worsen the nation’s oil production in the region.
Hamakim, said in his response, that there was no sign that the Niger Delta Avengers’ members were ready for dialogue.
He said: “I quite agree that dialogue is very important. But where it is not too obvious that the adversary is ready to come out and talk, you can also force such a person.

“I think that is what the Nigeria Army is trying to do. Yes, we don’t know the group’s leader, for now; that is the only option, possibly we have to bring the people out to know who you can dialogue with.”
He said the activities of the group were affecting oil production as the nation’s production had recently further plummeted to 1.1 million barrels per day.
He debunked the allegation that soldiers who were involved in the operations in Gbaramatu were killing innocent residents and raped women.

“We have done our investigation and nothing like that is happening,” he said.
He also said the demonstrations by Indigenous Peoples of Biafra (IPOB) leading to a clash between the protesters and security forces in Onitsha on Monday, were not peaceful.
Hamakim said: “Remember that lives were lost, policemen were killed, some were thrown overboard and the military has rules of engagement.

“The question is how peaceful is the peaceful demonstration. How peaceful was the demonstration at that time? If it was that peaceful, how come we lost security agencies.
“The rule of engagement is that if you feel threatened, you have the mandate to respond. What we can say is, that was not at all a demonstration that you can say was peaceful.”
He regretted that other security agencies in the country had been “overwhelmed”, a situation which he said had necessitated the Army to move “from the last line of defence to the first line of defence”.

In a related development, the Flag Officer Central Naval Command, Yenagoa, Commodore Mohammed Garba, said last night that five suspects had been arrested in connection with the bombings of NNPC crude pipelines in Batan community in Warri South West Local Government.
Briefing journalists at the NNS Delta, Warri, Commodore Garba disclosed that two of the suspects have been moved to another military location.

He said another three were arrested while siphing crude oil from an oil well head close to the bombed Batan community where the NNPC crude lines were bombed in Batan community.
Commodore Garba denied intimidation of innocent people in the search for members of the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) in both Delta and Bayelsa States.
He said the operations were in line with international best practices noting that the “enemies of the state are resorting to propaganda to win sympathy.

The naval boss explained that the deployment of fighter jets and gun ships were to aide the Joint Military operations going on in the region.
But spokesman of Gbaramatu Kingdom, Chief Godspower Gbenekama, has accused President Muhammadu of not having a grasp of the issues in the Niger Delta.

‘’He’s in power , but he cannot grasp the issues in the Niger Delta. He was in the military, but he was mostly about capturing, molesting and gaining ground for the government. But in a democratic government it’s not like that.
‘’He’s still saying he’s going after this and that. He can go after criminal elements but a situation where you make people less human, doesn’t make sense,’’ the Ijaw chief said.
He added: “He (Buhari) should change his approach of ‘I will kill you, I will destroy you’. The avengers have a bad approach, but what is pushing them is beyond the knowledge of the president.

‘’A holistic approach is needed, the amnesty programme is just scratching the problem. The problem of molestation, deprivation, hunger and telling the people that they are not good enough to be educated. Stopping work at the maritime school is saying the same thing’’, he said.
In another development, some lawmakers from the Niger Delta have warned the military against compounding the crisis in the region.

Reacting yesterday to the invasion of Gbaramatu community in Delta State by the heavily armed soldiers, who claimed to be looking for members of the Niger Delta Avengers, a new militant group who had recently claimed responsibility on the attacks of oil facilities, Hon. Daniel Reyeneiju, representing Warri Federal Constituency of Delta State, said deployment of troops and aerial bombardment to the region was a wrong move and may aggravate the situation.
Speaking with THISDAY, the lawmaker said the same hard approach had been deployed in the region before, and only served to aggravate the militancy.

Reyeneiju recalled that at the height of militancy at the inception of the late President Umaru Musa Yar’Adua Administration, oil production dropped from 2.2 million bpd to 800,000.
“We must have institutional memory, and be able to examine how the issues were resolved then,” he said.

He said that while it is necessary to bring those involved in ‘’economic sabotage’’ to justice, deployment of troops — who would harass innocent civilians, is also an act of injustice against the people of the region.
“Nobody seems to know what has caused the resurgence of militancy in the region, because even the Avengers have not come out with any demands, and this makes us all worried,” Reyeneiju said.

He advised the federal government to work closely with the state governments and leaders of the Niger Delta states.
In the same vein, Hon. Diri Nonye from Bayelsa said the scenario of the Odi invasion, where several civilians were killed by soldiers, is being replayed.
“Vandals have destroyed and on the run, innocent Ijaw residents are now targets of military invasion. This is not acceptable,” he said.

Nonye called in the military to be proactive and properly target the vandals involved in destruction of pipelines, instead of harassing civilians.
On his part, Hon. Kingsley Chinda (Rivers PDP) lamented that the current administration, even though a civilian one, seems bent on militarising the Nigerian state.

“It is unconscionable to assault, harass and gruesomely murder innocent citizens including pregnant women under the guise of searching for perceived criminals’’, Chinda said.
“This marks the difference between a civilian democrat and military born again Democrat. I call on the commander of the armed forces to immediately withdraw the solders and fight crime in line with the rule of law and conscionable standards.”


http://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2016/06/01/we-wont-back-down-militants-tell-fg/

Names were mention stop giving us incomplete new...

Oya na, Keep bombing and don't forget to bomb yourself in the end.

HAPPY BOMBING!

NonFarmPayrol:


buhari will learn the bitter way.

they shud keep cheering him

Just like the NDA will learn the 'sweet' way, abi?
They should keep on the bombing as they are being cheered.
It is the beginning of war one knows but no one can say how it will end.

NonFarmPayrol:


buhari will learn the bitter way.

they shud keep cheering him

this isn't about buhari alone. it is about you and I too. those cheering the ND on should keep at it. the more they keep sabotaging the economy, the more everyone suffers. a saying in yoruba says, if the heavens are falling, don't worry, it isn't for only one person to bother about.

5starmilitant:
The oil belongs to the niger deltans
The avengers are from niger delta.
The bombings is taking place in the niger delta.
The affected lands are in the Niger delta.


So why are 97% pained about the oil, lands and property of the 5%? They say they're happy cos we the 5% will suffer the consequence. But when a new strike is carried out by the avengers, they are pained. Why are they crying more than the bereaved?
They rejoice whenever they hear bad news against the 5%, they rejoice when armless protesters from the 5% are killed. but they're pained when the avengers strike.

Please and please I beg the 97% to leave us, our oil and our lands alone. If you all think this recent bombings by the avengers will affect us and our lands alone, then so be it. Don't cry more than the bereaved.


Enough said,
Proudly 5%

never knew we could have 97% to 5% in the field of statistics. dumb mofo.

NonFarmPayrol:

buhari will learn the bitter way.
they shud keep cheering him

please how?

the military background will always not get it right, always seeking a temporary solution instead of a lasting one. Obj did same and it resulted to reducing the country's production. But the late president when all in for the solution, the ex-military Gen. should be banned from contesting.

Really,these people are doing themselves. Niger Delta Avengers ko......

priceaction:
Just invasion of gbaramatu kingdom, they are calling on international bodies attention. The same international bodies that you are threating their investments in your area. I am foreseeing bloody clash ahead bnut no matter it is,it will make the region worse in casualties and deaths. Many people and idiots cheering their sabotage are hiding in abroad and south west towns...

Even no matter the weapons NDA has,it can never suppress the military. Talk of training, weapons, fighter jets and warships. One idiot was talking here yesterday that so military has a lot of warship and gun boats to deploy to water ways and creeks and they can't use it to fight BH successfully, and it was attracting tens of likes,I ask is sambisa a riverine areas? Just to tell you that many kids are those mostly online warriors supporting them. They willnpush them and will only make the area worst and economy activities down. Even if you take control of the facilities, u don't hav manpower or intelligent skills to explore and sells it out to the international market you are destroying their billions of investment. So useless it will be and more hardship it will bring.
In the long run this might be for selfish gains by some factional leaders of old mend.
They should soft peddler and embrace dialogues in the right ways .

Bro NL is filled with chest beaters(who are not even brave enough to bam talkless carry gun go face imminent death) and ignorant youths so I already decided to not quote /respond to those who exhibit it, I suggest you do same.

It's obvious anyone who compares BH to ipob /massob/ NDA isn't just ignorant but mentally dead.

It's even worse when they cheer on bombing oil installations (thinking they online affecting naija economy). Ignoring the fact these foreign MNC represents different govt interests across the world thus pitting foreign govts against them.

It's even much worse when they cheer the further environmental degredation forgetting the 'costs of cleanups' when they yet to clean up other oil spills across ND.

I'm totally dumbstruck @ the reasoning of people who actually think it's 'so easy' for rebels to defeat a central govt(especially when the rebels ARE NOT THE DOMINANT ETHNIC GROUP IN POPULATION / ARMED FORCES/ AREA WHERE CAPITAL IS LOCATED.

You see bro, all I just do is laugh @ the most ignorant thinking of all, which is the lack of thought about the cost of a bullet.

Do people think bullet is free? Or is cultivated like yam? Bullets are bought, so obviously a collection of wealthy people are pouring money into the purses of the beligerents and it's an investment! So only a child will assume the end-game of NDA favours the common man.

Anyway ignorance is bliss, let them continue

Abi oo

TeamSimple:
never knew we could have 97% to 5% in the field of statistics. dumb mofo.