Ikegift4real:
I think millitancy is about coming back.

temitemi1:
Everyone is watching baba. GEJ my HERO! FAYOSE my ROLE MODEL!!

truefact:
Awolowo never believed in anything that's why he died like nothing. He is coward. He has no choice of his. Zik bring him to nigeria, Gowon kept him in Nigeria even to this days.

Yorubas fight for your own country. ..Nigeria is not a country. ..

It is Yoruba cowardice and timidity that make them want Igbos to remain in Nigeria. Igbos give those cowards a kind of protection and cover from their masters up north. That is why if igbos secede now, yorubas will secede from their Hausa masters.

Yorubas fight for your own country. ..Nigeria is not a country. ..

Your hero committed suicide. Your hero is coward who never fight for your freedom. Your hero had no choice of his, remember Zik made him accept nigeria and Gowon made him stay in Nigeria. Your hero believed nothing and die like nothing. ..WHAT A BIG SHAME

Emenahagos02:
•Don’t take us for granted

Even as the All Progressives Congress (APC) has promised to sustain certain agencies of government to keep up with development in Niger Delta, ex-militants from the region have cautioned the incoming administration of General Muhammadu Buhari not to tamper with the programmes of the outgoing Jonathan’s government.

Speaking under the aegis of Niger Delta Salvation Front(NDSF), the ex-militants alleged that their kinsman and Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential candidate, Dr Goodluck Jonathan, lost the election to international conspiracy and further accused the Chairman of the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Prof Attahiru Jega, of playing a regional/ethnic card in the just-concluded general elections.

The statement signed by Victor Tamara and Michael Akporode, National Coordinator and Public Relations Officer of the group respectively, reads in part:

“We are members of the Niger Delta Salvation Front(NDSF), a new grand coalition of ex-militants and agitators from all the Niger Delta states.

“We have watched keenly the recent developments in the country- that is the general elections, especially the presidential election, and the hurried concession by our brother, President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan.

“We are compelled by these developments to issue this official statement -our first on the matter- which represents our views and stand on the elections and the issues arising there-from.

“We note, unlike the position of some skewed international observers and the media community, that  the general elections were not free and fair, and do not meet with best international standards for electoral conduct.  For instance, the Card Readers adopted by the Jega-led Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) were systemically used to disenfranchise many people of Southern origins who likely would have voted for President Jonathan. Even the distribution of the Permanent Voters Cards (PVCs) was done in such a way to favour the North, the natural support base of General Buhari.

“But for the President-elect, we want him and his party, the APC to note that we are watching carefully their plans and mission for the Niger Delta. We want them to recall the recent history of the region when crises led to disruption of Nigeria’s oil production capacity and inevitably affected the income accrued to federal, state and local governments.

“ That was because of decade-old marginalisation of the region and her people, who are the chicken that lay the golden eggs.

“In the past few years, some form of peace and stability had returned to the region largely because of the interventionist policies of the Yar-Adua/Jonathan presidency. The policies led to such laudable programmes and agencies such as the Niger Delta Ministry, the Amnesty Programme, … etc.

“ While our people think these governments could have done more, they were nonetheless not unhappy with these programmes and accept them as the irreducible minimum conditions for peace in the region. “Therefore, any attempt to scrap these programmes and agencies and marginalise the people of the region because they voted for the PDP would certainly lead us back to those days when Nigeria could barely pay salaries because of poor production output.

“We are not issuing threats, only a warning: That if you create the conditions for trouble in the Niger Delta through marginalization in the scheme of things, then be prepared to reap what you sow. He who sows the wind should be prepared to reap the whirlwind. A word is enough.”

But Daily Sun checks revealed that the APC while unveiling its blueprint had enunciated programmes that would redress the socio-economic inequality plaguing the oil producing communities in the country.

http://sunnewsonline.com/new/?p=116908

Cc:lalasticlala

Chukwugekwu:
How can a man say something in that way. ...




did yoruba say that they have problems with Nigeria. ...that's a big coward ever....

can't u fight and die for your people. ....


Awolowo is a coward ....a leader för that matter

dammytosh:


I will ignore the tribal attack and engage you with the assumption that you have a working brain.

When ignorant people like you scream split the country. One question you fail to ask yourself is "into how many pieces."

Don't be decieved that Niger Delta will like to go with a Biafra Country neither will Middle belt go with Hausas.

Ilorin is regarded as part of North Central despite it being a Yoruba state.

The repercussion of the short sightedness of your suppose 'Hero' is the reason why Yoruba will not support any senseless splitting of the country for now.

Igbo Man will be like our Oyel, A delta man hates being addressed as Ibo. As a matter of fact i have Delta Friends whose father will rather die than allow the daughters Marry Ibo. So think twice before you scream 'Our COuntry'

If Nigeria split, Ibo will likely bear most brunt and will be at the losing end. They have investments accross Nigeria.

fagbalex:


Mr ROBOT very soon you go enter street dey shout gej your hero Fayose your role model. Surely your statement have shown that you're a gangster.

Burger01:
Balderdash.

You guys misbehave and face the music. Nobody, I repeat, 'Nobody' is above the law. Who are these pigs to give 'warning' to my presido-elect? Nonsense

Burger01:
Balderdash.

You guys misbehave and face the music. Nobody, I repeat, 'Nobody' is above the law. Who are these pigs to give 'warning' to my presido-elect? Nonsense

MrCcf:

OBJ is also a retired general. This time around, they will come out stronger and better. We shouldn't underestimate these people, we should do everything possible to stop them from embracing the creeks again. An alliance with MASSOB who boasts over 20000 standing members will be catastrophic. Am afraid, that alliance might be on the pipeline now. #1Nigeria

Burger01:
Balderdash.

You guys misbehave and face the music. Nobody, I repeat, 'Nobody' is above the law. Who are these pigs to give 'warning' to my presido-elect? Nonsense

Rotimi47:
People tend to forget that militancy is different from War & Buhari has fought in Nigerian civil war, he personally lead Nigerian troops to fight Foreign troops/rebels that invaded lake chad area; he defeated them & even invaded their country & captured a lots of towns & villages, he fought islamists who are like Book Haram way back, Buhari is an experienced General so I pity you militants, your people, properties, sources of living, villages etc as the tension in Nigeria will simply make them turn your militancy in to civil war for you people & this is a war you can never win; 100's of thousands if not millions will quickly join the military on the federal side & heavy military equipments which weren't even used against Book Haram will be used against you; do you know that a bomb that can destroy half a city is in the inventory of Nigerian military? I pity you people as I am also a Niger deltan who reason maturely through proper analysis & I will fight on the federal side by God grace.

Rotimi47:
Ojukwu died like a nobody, Azikwe died without much celebration as he was king coward as all Igbo's are; Ojukwu a coward ran away towards the end of the civil war & it was a Yoruba General that captured crushed the remaining resistance of you flat head Igbo's who pronounce oil as oyel! You silly people killed Nigerian Northern leaders Amadu Bello & Saduna of Sokoto, Yoruba leader's like Akintola & an Edo leader leaving out Igbo's, you Igbo's truncated Nigeria first democracy & shed the first innocent Nigerian bloods! You Igbo's are a disgrace to humanity; Why is it that you people cause people of other countries to attack Nigerians & blacks wherever you reside even in south Africa? If you talk of anything evil, Igbo's are Number 1 as they do it worse than any other tribe, you Igbo's always claim you are the most industrious tribe but Forbes never ratted any Igbo as a dollar billionaire but we have an Hausa man & Yoruba's ratted as dollar billionaire's: You people need to sit down & have a rethink about your actions & manner of approach to issues because another of reckoning is will come & the evil you have done to the Hausa's & Yoruba's that lead to the civil war will be revisited. Evil people always threatening of war but can't take a bold step to do it the second time; the biggest Coward's calling others coward. smh.

TheGoodJoe:


I am from Akwa-Ibom state and I was born and bred in Port-Harcourt. So do not think I am talking because I am a Yoruba, Hausa or Fulani.

I am talking based on pure logic. A nation, tribe or region cannot grow if criminality is condoned and rewarded.

GEJ and his crew were crooks and they had no plans to develop the Niger Delta. The Amnesty program does not develop the Niger Delta. Money is reserved for crooks. Come on, think.

We need a full running Niger Delta program that will develop the region faster.

More schools in the region, more loans for medium and small scale enterprises. More power plants that are functioning. Not a policy that gives militants and terrorists money to flex,

Rotimi47:
Ojukwu died like a nobody, Azikwe died without much celebration as he was king coward as all Igbo's are; Ojukwu a coward ran away towards the end of the civil war & it was a Yoruba General that captured crushed the remaining resistance of you flat head Igbo's who pronounce oil as oyel! You silly people killed Nigerian Northern leaders Amadu Bello & Saduna of Sokoto, Yoruba leader's like Akintola & an Edo leader leaving out Igbo's, you Igbo's truncated Nigeria first democracy & shed the first innocent Nigerian bloods! You Igbo's are a disgrace to humanity; Why is it that you people cause people of other countries to attack Nigerians & blacks wherever you reside even in south Africa? If you talk of anything evil, Igbo's are Number 1 as they do it worse than any other tribe, you Igbo's always claim you are the most industrious tribe but Forbes never ratted any Igbo as a dollar billionaire but we have an Hausa man & Yoruba's ratted as dollar billionaire's: You people need to sit down & have a rethink about your actions & manner of approach to issues because another of reckoning is will come & the evil you have done to the Hausa's & Yoruba's that lead to the civil war will be revisited. Evil people always threatening of war but can't take a bold step to do it the second time; the biggest Coward's calling others coward. smh.

Darlduchi:


Two words you used that confirmed that you are as clueless and ignorant as an average nigerian. firstly, your device isnt just for pornography and social media, is also for education. ask google for the definition of a nation. secondly, where is niger Delta, who is niger delta? and how did it come about. who named you niger delta? isnt it a Dog that answers whatever name he is giving, more so named by a cattle rearer.

I would have engaged you in a debate if you knew your history and current with afairs.

Darlduchi:


Two words you used that confirmed that you are as clueless and ignorant as an average nigerian. firstly, your device isnt just for pornography and social media, is also for education. ask google for the definition of a nation. secondly, where is niger Delta, who is niger delta? and how did it come about. who named you niger delta? isnt it a Dog that answers whatever name he is giving, more so named by a cattle rearer.

I would have engaged you in a debate if you knew your history and current with afairs

Good then! so they should have been doing that......the regions have been so milked off to service the whole of Nigeria and not until all this militant rise which I really don't blame them for, so they should start doing that. Northerners cannot be owning oil blocs that is not in their village while the real owners themselves are denied so lets face it. A true change in Nigeria has to address all this issues as well

MythAngel:


Again you resort to debase mental attitude of using superstition and spiritism in responding to a simple observation which can improve your outlook in life .. Although you refused to learn this from school but at least every one deserves a second chance which am extending to you ...

TheGoodJoe:


I am from Akwa-Ibom state and I was born and bred in Port-Harcourt. So do not think I am talking because I am a Yoruba, Hausa or Fulani.

I am talking based on pure logic. A nation, tribe or region cannot grow if criminality is condoned and rewarded.

GEJ and his crew were crooks and they had no plans to develop the Niger Delta. The Amnesty program does not develop the Niger Delta. Money is reserved for crooks. Come on, think.

We need a full running Niger Delta program that will develop the region faster.

More schools in the region, more loans for medium and small scale enterprises. More power plants that are functioning. Not a policy that gives militants and terrorists money to flex,

EggovinMma:

Best oil producing states but still has the lowest infrastructural development!
Community of greedy folks that will rather spend their monies on closing down abuja clubs than invest it in their communities. Even if buhari creates more programme for them, the naija deltans will continue to remain under developed! A new sheriff is in town, no more coming to Abuja to pack money you would rather waste than invest in your local communities.
What did their son did for them. Oh! HE completed the brass LNG projects and as well finished the airport in Bayelsa. He also tarred all the roads leading to Portharcourt and bayelsa. .
You guys can as well blow up the pipelines and kill your own people, contaminate your already undrinkable waters, kill your seafoods and damage your ancestral homes. IN ALL, NA EVERY BODY INCLUDING YOU GO STILL SUFFER AM.

hotwax:


A coward who messed up a whole tribe of cowards(igbo)

mcgaius:
The truth here is oil belong to them and they are also the ones at the receiving end of all the environmental pollution that comes with oil exploration.Once it comes to oil, everyone especially our south west brothers will be advocating for one Nigeria but it is very difficult for sw people to accept non indigent in their states especially lagos.They always want you to know that it belongs to them and a such you can be sent packing to your village.To them anywhere outside lagos is a village. What is painful about this is most of these people are from Ekiti state, oshun oshogbo, kwara state etc.You people have to put it into your skulls that oil belong to the niger delta people.Speaking of how GMB will destroy all the niger delta people if they try to go contrary to his other, the truth remains that there is nothing he can do to them but to be diplomatic in his approach.worst case scenario, niger delta people can sign a pact with Russia, China, Korea so as to stand against any opposition or help from America and the rest of the world.Diplomacy alone can solve this and not force.

barcanista:
We don't need any yeye amnesty program or Niger Delta Ministry. What we need is Resource Control and True Federalism.

Chukwugekwu:
How can a man say something in that way. ...




did yoruba say that they have problems with Nigeria. ...that's a big coward ever....

can't u fight and die for your people. ....


Awolowo is a coward ....a leader för that matter

[size=20pt]“We are not issuing threats, only a warning:[/size] That if you create the conditions for trouble in the Niger Delta through marginalization in the scheme of things, then be prepared to reap what you sow. He who sows the wind should be prepared to reap the whirlwind. A word is enough.”