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malton:
Lol.... that's akin to rebranding corruption. The thing for don get headquarter.

The simple mindedness of these people is appalling!

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Trash!

Cc. Lalasticlala, mynd44. Abeg do justice to this thread and move it were it suppose be.

Who ask am. Abegi face front joor!

maupe:
In the midst of a militant resurgence in the Niger Delta and a two-week ultimatum for oil companies
to shut down operations, Exxon Mobil has reportedly declared force majeure on Qua Iboe crude after an accident the company said was
not related to militant attacks. On Thursday, Exxon said a subsea pipeline linking to Qua Iboe was damaged by a drilling rig. Then, early on Friday, unnamed traders cited by both Bloomberg and Reuters claimed that Exxon had declared force majeure on Qua Iboe crude
deliveries.
Qua Iboe is Nigeria's largest crude stream. May should have seen some 337,000 barrels per day of Qua Iboe exported this month, according to Reuters. Exxon has not independently confirmed these reports. This latest incident adds to the growing amount of crude already offline in Nigeria due to the revival of Niger Delta militancy targeting the oil sector.

So far, according to Bloomberg, attacks have cut output by 600,000-1.4 million barrels per day. On Wednesday, Royal Dutch Shell declared force majeure on its exports of Bonny Light crude. Shell has been forced to evacuate staff from its Eja OML 79 production facility.

On Monday, Nigerian officials said that Chevron had begun to evacuate staff from its facilities in the Niger Delta follow attacks on its assets.
Several Chevron facilities, such as a platform and oil flow station, were attacked by militants last week. On Thursday, militants vowed to attack Chevron again as the company attempts to repair damage.bAlso on Thursday, the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA), the group behind the string of attacks, issued a threat to all oil companies in the region to shut down and leave or face stepped up attacks.

[url]oilprice.com/Latest-Energy-News/World-News/More-Oil-Offline-in-Nigeria-as-Exxon-Declares-Force-Majeure.html[/url].

Can we now see why some of us say that buahri has no brain. How do you fight people who will inflict such magnitude of pains on the economy? What this means is that Nigeria is losing #15 billion everyday the qua iboe crude is closed off. This is not like boko haram, where we only suffer human casualties. Here, we are talking about both human casualties and the heart of the Nigerias economy.

I see, the problem Buhari has are the many zombies surrounding him, who don't give him good advice. NDA will cripple this economy and it is even easy for them to do that, because blowing up pipelines is much more easier than a suicide attack. I want to see how bubu will overcome this malaise, but anybody saying that there is a military component to overcoming this crises is probably high on expired powdered milk.

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YorubaHighness:


Hahaha Ibos are known as 'Any Government In Power'. Your leaders have been kissing Buhari's ass or staying mute since this administration began.

Which of your leaders spoke against the increase of fuel price? Surprise me by naming 2.

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Trash.

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Adebola02:
If Nnamdi Kanu is fighting for the succession of Biafra in this manner, i tell you he is on wrong path, i read the poem, and will blame him for one reason, broadcasting and promoting the succession of biafra live on radio is what we called treason,it is a threat to the government and the unity of the nation, you don't expect the president to react softly to an issue that send the nation into war years ago. I hope the biafrans will settle this case in a more matured manner rather this confrontations and protests.

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Trash. Your opinions are not well informed and it is filled with unqualified bias. So it is only meant for the dustbins!

All I see here is bravery! Kudos Kanu, in your time shall the rising sun shine so brightly that all may see its radiance. Kudos to all the IPOB families, original umu-Chineke.