₦airaland Forum

carreport:
Soon the Ijaws will see how foolish they have been.

Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Abia, Imo and Ondo and Lagos States are increasing their crude production output,
Avengers can continue to spill oil into their own environment nobody will pity them later

agabusta:
Its not the FG, it is Vanguard stoking tension. The security agencies in Nigeria needs to put Vanguard under the spotlight. They tactically support anything working against the interest of Nigeria as a single entity. I had always suspected that the effects of the bombings were not as serious as portrayed by the media. It was a strategic strategy by the FG. The FG also knows this but kept quiet, Vanguard has now put it upon itself to announce to everybody that our production was just affected a little by the bombings.

Vanguard was also the first to announce to the whole world (including the militants) that the FG has gone ahead to repair the NPDC pipelines that were bombed. And they even did the reportage in a way to spite the militants and spurn them to rebomb the place.

I have been studying the way Vanguard reports its news since last year, they are usually styled to invoke tension. There report of anything Biafra is also in that way. They go the extra mile to work on the emotions of both pro and anti Biafra elements by their pathetic headlines. And whenever Biafra/fulani herdsmen/militant news comes up, they usually over-flog it just to sustain the tempo of exchange of ethnic/tribal bashings.

Izontubo:
and you forget there are ijaws in rivers state and ondo state...you think ijaw is just bayelsa and delta state...

and how has lagos increased production...from what amount of barrels per day

carreport:
Soon the Ijaws will see how foolish they have been.

Akwa Ibom, Rivers, Abia, Imo and Ondo and Lagos States are increasing their crude production output,
Avengers can continue to spill oil into their own environment nobody will pity them later

agabusta:
Its not the FG, it is Vanguard stoking tension. The security agencies in Nigeria needs to put Vanguard under the spotlight. They tactically support anything working against the interest of Nigeria as a single entity. I had always suspected that the effects of the bombings were not as serious as portrayed by the media. It was a strategic strategy by the FG. The FG also knows this but kept quiet, Vanguard has now put it upon itself to announce to everybody that our production was just affected a little by the bombings.

Vanguard was also the first to announce to the whole world (including the militants) that the FG has gone ahead to repair the NPDC pipelines that were bombed. And they even did the reportage in a way to spite the militants and spurn them to rebomb the place.

I have been studying the way Vanguard reports its news since last year, they are usually styled to invoke tension. There report of anything Biafra is also in that way. They go the extra mile to work on the emotions of both pro and anti Biafra elements by their pathetic headlines. And whenever Biafra/fulani herdsmen/militant news comes up, they usually over-flog it just to sustain the tempo of exchange of ethnic/tribal bashings.

theV0ice:
You mean after all the bombs?? which kind fallen hands be dis?

Don't worry.....the missiles are loading

wizyhuma:
good news for naija

agabusta:
Its not the FG, it is Vanguard stoking tension. The security agencies in Nigeria needs to put Vanguard under the spotlight. They tactically support anything working against the interest of Nigeria as a single entity. I had always suspected that the effects of the bombings were not as serious as portrayed by the media. It was a strategic strategy by the FG. The FG also knows this but kept quiet, Vanguard has now put it upon itself to announce to everybody that our production was just affected a little by the bombings.

Vanguard was also the first to announce to the whole world (including the militants) that the FG has gone ahead to repair the NPDC pipelines that were bombed. And they even did the reportage in a way to spite the militants and spurn them to rebomb the place.

I have been studying the way Vanguard reports its news since last year, they are usually styled to invoke tension. There report of anything Biafra is also in that way. They go the extra mile to work on the emotions of both pro and anti Biafra elements by their pathetic headlines. And whenever Biafra/fulani herdsmen/militant news comes up, they usually over-flog it just to sustain the tempo of exchange of ethnic/tribal bashings.

MrTruth4real:
Some idiot on nl actually believe the militant could zero our oil production, they did not notice that the recent attack only took place in some part of warri and bayelsa.

scholes0:
Laugh wan tear my belle!!

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agabusta:
Its not the FG, it is Vanguard stoking tension. The security agencies in Nigeria needs to put Vanguard under the spotlight. They tactically support anything working against the interest of Nigeria as a single entity. I had always suspected that the effects of the bombings were not as serious as portrayed by the media. It was a strategic strategy by the FG. The FG also knows this but kept quiet, Vanguard has now put it upon itself to announce to everybody that our production was just affected a little by the bombings.

Vanguard was also the first to announce to the whole world (including the militants) that the FG has gone ahead to repair the NPDC pipelines that were bombed. And they even did the reportage in a way to spite the militants and spurn them to rebomb the place.

I have been studying the way Vanguard reports its news since last year, they are usually styled to invoke tension. There report of anything Biafra is also in that way. They go the extra mile to work on the emotions of both pro and anti Biafra elements by their pathetic headlines. And whenever Biafra/fulani herdsmen/militant news comes up, they usually over-flog it just to sustain the tempo of exchange of ethnic/tribal bashings.

agabusta:
Its not the FG, it is[b] Vanguard stoking tension. The security agencies in Nigeria needs to put Vanguard under the spotlight.[/b] They tactically support anything working against the interest of Nigeria as a single entity. I had always suspected that the effects of the bombings were not as serious as portrayed by the media. It was a strategic strategy by the FG. The FG also knows this but kept quiet, Vanguard has now put it upon itself to announce to everybody that our production was just affected a little by the bombings.

Vanguard was also the first to announce to the whole world (including the militants) that the FG has gone ahead to repair the NPDC pipelines that were bombed. And they even did the reportage in a way to spite the militants and spurn them to rebomb the place.

I have been studying the way Vanguard reports its news since last year, they are usually styled to invoke tension. There report of anything Biafra is also in that way. They go the extra mile to work on the emotions of both pro and anti Biafra elements by their pathetic headlines. And whenever Biafra/fulani herdsmen/militant news comes up, they usually over-flog it just to sustain the tempo of exchange of ethnic/tribal bashings.

agabusta:
Its not the FG, it is Vanguard stoking tension. The security agencies in Nigeria needs to put Vanguard under the spotlight. They tactically support anything working against the interest of Nigeria as a single entity. I had always suspected that the effects of the bombings were not as serious as portrayed by the media. It was a strategic strategy by the FG. The FG also knows this but kept quiet, Vanguard has now put it upon itself to announce to everybody that our production was just affected a little by the bombings.

Vanguard was also the first to announce to the whole world (including the militants) that the FG has gone ahead to repair the NPDC pipelines that were bombed. And they even did the reportage in a way to spite the militants and spurn them to rebomb the place.

I have been studying the way Vanguard reports its news since last year, they are usually styled to invoke tension. There report of anything Biafra is also in that way. They go the extra mile to work on the emotions of both pro and anti Biafra elements by their pathetic headlines. And whenever Biafra/fulani herdsmen/militant news comes up, they usually over-flog it just to sustain the tempo of exchange of ethnic/tribal bashings.

agabusta:
Its not the FG, it is Vanguard stoking tension. The security agencies in Nigeria needs to put Vanguard under the spotlight. They tactically support anything working against the interest of Nigeria as a single entity. I had always suspected that the effects of the bombings were not as serious as portrayed by the media. It was a strategic strategy by the FG. The FG also knows this but kept quiet, Vanguard has now put it upon itself to announce to everybody that our production was just affected a little by the bombings.

Vanguard was also the first to announce to the whole world (including the militants) that the FG has gone ahead to repair the NPDC pipelines that were bombed. And they even did the reportage in a way to spite the militants and spurn them to rebomb the place.

I have been studying the way Vanguard reports its news since last year, they are usually styled to invoke tension. There report of anything Biafra is also in that way. They go the extra mile to work on the emotions of both pro and anti Biafra elements by their pathetic headlines. And whenever Biafra/fulani herdsmen/militant news comes up, they usually over-flog it just to sustain the tempo of exchange of ethnic/tribal bashings.

agabusta:
[size=18pt]Oil exports on course despite militants’ attacks[/size]


By Omoh Gabriel, Business Editor, with agency reports

The figures are significant, particularly as the government announced a 30-day ceasefire with militants yesterday that could forestall further attacks on oil sites. “It was the gains from small fields that offset declines from others,” said James Davis, head of crude supply at FGE Energy. “The disruptions in the fields that were out was pretty much what we expected. What we didn’t expect was the marginal increases in other fields.” Reuters data showed total exports in May at roughly 1.67 million bpd, down from 1.77 million bpd in April, and also a rise in exports of grades including Bonga, Agbami, Antan, Amenam, Okwori that helped offset the losses.
The figures remain sustantially below the close to 2 million bpd Nigeria has exprted in the best of times. Still, they suggest that many industry observers, for example the “secondary sources” polled by OPEC that pegged Nigeria’s May production at around 1.4 million bpd, were overly pessimistic about its ability to keep pumping.

http://www.vanguardngr.com/2016/06/oil-exports-course-despite-militants-attacks/

carreport:
The Ijaws are "Minority" "Minority in Rivers, Delta, Ondo and Akwa Ibom and even in Delta they are only in 2LGAs so don't over estimate your relevance.
Its unfortunate that the Oil Export line from the entire Delta, Edo state passes throu Ijaw Land which is why it looks as thot they have a say.