victorvezx:

Guy no come here dey shed tears. Dey talk like say una fit change anything. As far as Nigeria remain for hundreds of years, we go continue they take the oil from una land, and una no go do anything. Yimu, go bomb pipeline joor, na una talent be that.

yrret:
Too much talk these days...
NDA talk with less action
NPF talk with no comprehension
APC talk with no future ambition
Masses are only talking with provocation
Still... Nobody thinks of any action.
Even animals are loosing their Passion

12inches1:
Set up your business in my town or I blow your pipelines... I laugh The question you should ask is why mobil set up in Lagos. Or why many companies set up or have their headquarters in lagos. The answer is not far fetched. Why would I want to set up my company in a zone full of militants and unserious minded people who at every slight disagreement will blow up my assets.

OsuIbo:
Mobil is a multi national company. They are after profilt and not concerned about your tribal tantrums. That the Mobil Platform at Eket is largely staffed by Yoruba simply means that the Yoruba are more qualified than others. You do not expect an IOC like Mobil to be after ethnic considerations inlieu of competence. Abi na militant wey dey drink ogogoro, wey no go school dem go employ?

OsuIbo:
Mobil is a multi national company. They are after profilt and not concerned about your tribal tantrums. That the Mobil Platform at Eket is largely staffed by Yoruba simply means that the Yoruba are more qualified than others. You do not expect an IOC like Mobil to be after ethnic considerations inlieu of competence. Abi na militant wey dey drink ogogoro, wey no go school dem go employ?

Jafar1:
ABEG BUHARI CHECK OUR MATTER OO, WE DONT WANT OUR COUNTRY TO BE LIKE IRAN,


MAY GOD SAVE US OO

geraob1:


That the yorubas are more qualified than others is just a silly statement; in fact the most silly, I have seen all day. The only way u bastards progress is by stifling others economically and being tracherous. The problem with majority of you lots na just plain ignorance.

Sweetle:


Then drill your oil from state that has the serious minded people,no be so?

yrret:
Too much talk these days...
NDA talk with less action
NPF talk with no comprehension
APC talk with no future ambition
Masses are only talking with provocation
Still... Nobody thinks of any action.
Even animals are loosing their Passion

Sweetle:


Yorubas have been saying that Igbos should leave their land as well.

You should not be surprised that the Niger Delta people have also asked Yorubas to leave the SS.

Now they are asking oil companies to relocate their head quarters to the SS.

It is a good thing Lagos now has oil, Mobil should simply redirect their huge pipes to Lagos, simple.

OsuIbo:
When Jonathan the greatest south south politician alive today was the president of this country you all wanted one Nigeria but immediately jonathan lost the presidency you now want a separate country for the south south. What a brilliant logic !

If you care to know, I am also a pro-secessionist. Because some of us dont foolishly blow up pipelines and other infrastructure in our region does not mean we arent exponent of self determination also.

Your masters might prefer to embrace militancy and violence; we will rather use tact and diplomacy

Sweetle:


Mobil should comply or start drilling Lagos oil,it is that simple.

JOREVA:
Lagos will now be collecting the PAYE Tax from the staff improving its IGR.

I stand with the militant on this!

Omololu007:
am tired of hearing dis nonsense from daft people like you...what or who stopped GEJ from restructuring or dividing Nigeria?

Beadex1:
this is long over due, how can host community be deprived of their right to access the company but everything about the oil companies are been navigated in lagos and controlled by another people.....a trip down to mobil platform Eket will show you that majority of workers there are from yoruba...should it be so? what about the IGR that those company are generating to another state nkor.....i do not know why everybody takes the Niger Delta as a fool...Enough of this shit.

LydayBobo:
They should insist on maybe 60/40 employments for indigenous people

Adaure4ever:
so why do you want to share a country with those wey no go school?
You see ur hypocrisy, so you are calling South South people Ogogoro illiterates?

Beadex1:
this is long over due, how can host community be deprived of their right to access the company but everything about the oil companies are been navigated in lagos and controlled by another people.....a trip down to mobil platform Eket will show you that majority of workers there are from yoruba...should it be so? what about the IGR that those company are generating to another state nkor.....i do not know why everybody takes the Niger Delta as a fool...Enough of this shit.

Alikote:
majority are

braden107:
Does Oyobio sound like an ibibio name? Oyobio is Oron Surname. The militants are likely from Oron.Oron is already cheated in akwa ibom and Oronians are not happy with akwa ibom. Does ibibio have any oil? the Oronians have a few tricks up their sleeves to shock akwa ibom while a fool like you keep saying ibibio.in what way have akwa ibom government proven to be brotherly and fair to Oron?

Typical ibibio house boy/girl mentality,always supporting igbo's biafra and Ijaw's nigerdelta avengers instead of supporting unity of akwa cross . Do you know how much the Ibaka seaport can transform Akwa ibom. but akkpabio refused to build it due to tribal bias.

Alikote:
when yoruba people where busy schooling all over the world ur people are busy drinking ogogoro and forming mend,avenger,bunkering while hausas were busy sending alamjiris to the street now u see a huge educated yoruba worforce and complain they worked for it ..while we didnt

izzou:


I think I agree with you on that. But my question is
What other means can they use? Remember that dialogue has never worked.

Beadex1:
this is long over due, how can host community be deprived of their right to access the company but everything about the oil companies are been navigated in lagos and controlled by another people.....a trip down to mobil platform Eket will show you that majority of workers there are from yoruba...should it be so? what about the IGR that those company are generating to another state nkor.....i do not know why everybody takes the Niger Delta as a fool...Enough of this shit.