Tuesday, November 15, 2016

STRIKE TEAM THREE STRIKES.


At about 11.45pm November 15, 2016, our Elite Strike Team 03 struck Nembe 1, 2 and 3 truck line operated by Agip, Oando and Shell with supply capacity of 300,000 barrel per day to Bonny export terminal in Bayelsa State. This is in response to the so-called " Operations Sharkbite" an art of terrorism commissioned by the tyranny of the Nigerian Navy establishment and orchestrated by some elements of the ruling political class to continuously undermine any effort by the Nigerian state to addressing the legitimate demands of the people of the Niger Delta and as well a conspiracy to bloat the accounts of some security contractors and conflict merchants within the party structure of the APC.

We are only reiterating our strong resolve that, time is running against the Nigerian government, that there is doom ahead. The Nigerian government need our cooperation more than we need the government as it concerns the extraction of the crude oil and hydrocarbon resources in our God-given land. We are determined to continue this war by all means necessary, until that environment prevails for a genuine dialogue and negotiations within the framework of the sixteen point key demands presented to President Muhammadu Buhari by PANDEF on the 1st of November 2016.

We want the peace with honour, we don't want the Peace of Our Time. Since that moment military was drafted into the Niger Delta as an instrument of suppression to our fatherland against all peaceful protest and legitimate demands the fear had gone. The message is getting stronger with more messengers.

Brig.Gen Mudoch Agbinibo
Spokesper


www.niger deltaavengers.org


Not again please

Who suffers the effect?

The best news of the day

May God Bless you as you work to have your people in the producing communities fairly enjoy the resources God has given them in their village

No comment really I proffered the soundest of solutions when the loss is still in millions and few
barrels lost..

NDA again

To whose peril? FG Have started crying about famine and things becomes more bad they all will fly away like english bird and we all we suffer it.

BlackMbakara1:
Who suffers the effect?

trying hard not be labelled environMENTAList,huh?

...

A wise man would concede and give them part of what they asked for. A stupid man would attempt to do the impossible. ... protect miles of pipelines across swamps and oceans using soldiers that can't swim and body odour

BlackMbakara1:
Who suffers the effect?

You and I.

nwabobo:


You and I.

Well i thought is FG alone that is from another part of the country...

Greenback:

trying hard not be labelled environMENTAList,huh?

yet to see environmentalist.

BlackMbakara1:
Who suffers the effect?

yeaaaa!!! see one environmentalist here, you are welcome sir. Please tell us more about the effect.

maslong:


yeaaaa!!! see one environmentalist here, you are welcome sir. Please tell us more about the effect.

I'm not o, but common sense can remind us about spillage...do you disagree?

yang:
The best news of the day

May God Bless you as you work to have your people in the producing communities fairly enjoy the resources God has given them in their village

I smell sarcasm...

BlackMbakara1:
Who suffers the effect?

Afonja people.
Recession is the effect.

Sealeddeal:
Afonja people.
Recession is the effect.

Who told you is only the Afonja people and recession is the only effect? You could do better...

BlackMbakara1:
Who suffers the effect?

Please don't be naïve, all Nigerians will suffer the effect. And this is really getting worrisome. Cutting off another 300,000bpd at the time when crude oil price is dropping is disastrous to our economy. This is the time to beg all parties involved to drop their ego and embarked on peace resolution. The Niger Delta obviously has not been given a fair deal by the past and present administration. Nevertheless no group has the right to hold Nigeria to ransom. Military might will be counterproductive as the crude oil production may be grounded with innocent people suffering most. The best course of wisdom is to caution the troops not to molest innocent people of the Niger delta. Cease fire should be declared to allow genuine negotiation with all stakeholder in the Niger Delta. The Senate should step in to develop a lasting blue print for peace in the Niger Delta. We are brothers and the oil belongs to all of us!

egbonnla:
Please don't be naïve, all Nigerians will suffer the effect. And this is really getting worrisome. Cutting off 300,000bpd at the time when crude oil price is dropping is disastrous to our economy. This is the time to beg all parties involved to drop their ego and embarked on peace resolution. The Niger Delta obviously has not been given a fair deal by the past and present administration. Nevertheless no group has the right to hold Nigeria to ransom.

And where is the naivety if you really pondered on my question? Though i support your view...read my comment(s) and don't be too fast to misuse words.

bukifemi1:

Tuesday, November 15, 2016
STRIKE TEAM THREE STRIKES.
At about 11.45pm November 15, 2016, our Elite Strike Team 03 struck Nembe 1, 2 and 3 truck line operated by Agip, Oando and Shell with supply capacity of 300,000 barrel per day to Bonny export terminal in Bayelsa State.
Not again please

Is this post preemptive (11:45 pm is 7 hours into the future) or is there an error in the date and time?

Thought Bonny terminal was in Rivers State.

egbonnla:
Please don't be naïve, all Nigerians will suffer the effect. And this is really getting worrisome. Cutting off another 300,000bpd at the time when crude oil price is dropping is disastrous to our economy. This is the time to beg all parties involved to drop their ego and embarked on peace resolution. The Niger Delta obviously has not been given a fair deal by the past and present administration. Nevertheless no group has the right to hold Nigeria to ransom. Military might will be counterproductive as the crude oil production may be grounded with innocent people suffering most. The best course of wisdom is to caution the troops not to molest innocent people of the Niger delta. Cease fire should be declared to allow genuine negotiation with all stakeholder in the Niger Delta. The Senate should step in to develop a lasting blue print for peace in the Niger Delta. We are brothers and the oil belongs to all of us!

so d outcome of d meeting btw team edwin clark and fg is of whose benefit?