These are a few questions thrown up by the destruction of Atlas Cove.

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[li]Why is Nigeria (a major oil producer) importing vast amounts of fuel through Atlas Cove?[/li]
[li]Why is a single loading dork (Atlas Cove) supplying 35% of Nigeria's fuel needs?[/li]
[li]MEND attacked Atlas Cove at 8pm and exploded the place at about 11pm; during this 3 hour attack, where were military reinforcements?[/li]
[li]Atlas Cove is within sight of Bonny Camp, what sort of communications problems were there, surely someone must have seen something?[/li]
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These are just symptoms of how inept the people running our nation are. . . Unending questions

look, any group of people can decide to sabotage anything they like.

If its not Niger Delta it would be something else- that's the nature of Nigeria and Nigerians.

Then later y'all will cry about underdevelopment when you know you've sold your souls for filthy handouts from some master somewhere.

This is symptomatic of the sloppy and wishy-washy way we do things in Nigeria. Do you ever wonder why trucks must load fuel in Lagos and have them transported by road to the north?

The success of this attack only points to that fact that nothing is secured in this country.

There is likely a cover-up. Who know?

its good MEND and other saboteurs should expose the weaknesses in the system and what needs to be worked on.

Unfortunately, everything comes at a cost.

tpia.:

its good MEND and other saboteurs should expose the weaknesses in the system and what needs to be worked on.

Unfortunately, everything comes at a cost.

everything sure comes at a cost. lets see how this is reacted to by the government.

muhsin:

There is likely a cover-up. Who know?

There is no cover up, its just the unfortunate state of affairs in 9ja with inept people handling strategic positions.

Sao Tome and Principe might well have carried out the attack. God forbid!