sarrki:



Must you bring religion into everything

Please grow up

bayelsaowei:
what useless operation crocodile..crocodiles that can't even swim..abeg make we hear word..

Buhari begged for talks and they are just creating room for that..no sucker can joke with the Niger delta...

Especially individuals or tribes that are non Niger deltan..

sarrki:



Write your own nah

KidsNEXTdoor:

98% of people suffering from zombie ism
Are Muslims
It has everything to do with religion
Is sarrki a Muslim ?

donbrowser:

After you carefully read the post and conclude i wasn't referring to you. Kindly inform me.

Aufbauh:
And we've conquered our fight in every sides,
from Borno to Bayelsa.
God bless Nigeria!

nzeobi:
Let's now see if government, is ready for genuine dialogue or this is going to be another mouth action.

The militants quoted above talk like political contractors. Why business do they've with the SGF.

sarrki:




I Am the God of all flesh thus says thy Lord (Jeremiah 32:27)

KidsNEXTdoor:

So Jesus Christ is sarrkis lord and personal savior ........... That's the interpretation of that verse..... Be comfortable with it

fiizznation:
Blowing up your lands just to spite some people is not bravery but the zenith of stupidity

Atiku2019:
Militants becoming Billionaires, while the average Niger-Delta youth who doesn't want to indulge in Militant activities goes hungry without a penny in his pocket...

fiizznation:
Blowing up your lands just to spite some people is not bravery but the zenith of stupidity

bayelsaowei:
what useless operation crocodile..crocodiles that can't even swim..abeg make we hear word..

Buhari begged for talks and they are just creating room for that..no sucker can joke with the Niger delta...

Especially individuals or tribes that are non Niger deltan..

bayelsaowei:
we are blowing up our lands so how should that concern buhari...??

What is then your rationale for talking about operation crocodile tears

Should it concern then if we blow up our lands...aha!!!!...you guys need oil too...

Agimor:
Same mistake will be made again. They keep addressing the symptoms instead of the root cause. I pray Bubu get it right this time around.

fiizznation:
You might not have hailed them on nairaland, but you hailed them somewhere else, maybe in some social gathering, etc.

bayelsaowei:
we are blowing up our lands so how should that concern buhari...??

What is then your rationale for talking about operation crocodile tears

Should it concern then if we blow up our lands...aha!!!!...you guys need oil too...

obataokenwa:
NDA has not spoken

midolian:
Awon weyrey! Una for no ready. By the time our soldiers finish giving you the Boko treatment, y'all will be crying foul through the anus.

fiizznation:
You might not have hailed them on nairaland, but you hailed them somewhere else, maybe in some social gathering, etc.

nzeobi:
Let's now see if government, is ready for genuine dialogue or this is going to be another mouth action.

The militants quoted above talk like political contractors. Why business do they've with the SGF.

nzeobi:
Let's now see if government, is ready for genuine dialogue or this is going to be another mouth action.

The militants quoted above talk like political contractors. Why business do they've with the SGF.

NOETHNICITY:
I'm frm that region and this is jus the reason I despise them. Does it now mean peace loving folks like me, tonyebarcanista and million more others can't get a nice piece of the cake because we detest violence.
This is jus my grouse with militancy.
After they re paid hundreds of millions u see them with diff babes all around town and bagging about making u feel like its stupid to be non-violent.

NIGER Delta militants on Tuesday expressed their readiness to engage the Federal Government in dialogue to ensure that peace reigned in the oil-rich region.

The militants said the decision to embrace dialogue was reached after a meeting held on Tuesday under the auspices of the Coalition of Niger Delta Groups.

The militants, who made their position known in a statement via an electronic mail to The PUNCH, said they had no personal grudge against President Muhammadu Buhari and were ready to work together with his administration to make Nigeria better.



President Buhari had on Sunday called on the militants to come forward for dialogue over the Niger Delta crisis.

The leader of the Niger Delta Watchdogs, General John Duku; General Ekpo Ekpo of the Niger Delta Volunteers, Commander Henry Okon Etete of the Niger Delta Peoples Fighters and Commander Asukwo Henshaw, the spokesperson for the Bakassi Freedom Fighters who signed the statement, agreed to embrace peace.

“We wish to assure Mr. President that the Niger Delta militants and the people are 100 per cent ready for dialogue. We have no personal grudge against him and his government and we promise to work together to make Nigeria better,” the agitators said.

The militants commended President Buhari for calling on the Niger Delta militants to negotiate with the Federal Government.

They, however, condemned the call by the Senate for the resignation of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation, Dr. Babachir Lawal, saying such a call was not in the interest of the country.

Explaining that they had uncovered a plot by some politicians to sponsor militants to protest for the removal of Lawal, the militants warned that they would resist any attempt to sack the SGF.

“We strongly condemn the recent call for the resignation of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation by the Senate. The call on Mr. President to remove the SGF is uncalled for, unpatriotic and not in the interest of the nation.

“The allegation levelled against Mr. Lawal is baseless, without facts and the handiwork of saboteurs, who are planning to bring down and destroy this government by all means, knowing very well that the SGF is the engine room of this government, hard working, 100 per cent loyal to the President and a threat to some self-centred politicians.

“It is on record that the SGF has resigned his position as the Managing Director of the company (his accusers talked about) as soon as he was appointed as the SGF.

“He neither presided over nor acted on behalf of the company anymore. However, a Senate committee refused to invite the SGF for public hearing because they know what they were up to and must deliver based on the directive from their paymasters,” the statement read.

The agitators stated that they were aware of plans to move millions of naira into the Niger Delta to mobilise some youths and militants to protest against the SGF, using some powerful governors in the oil-rich region.

bayelsaowei:
shatap.......

The army and buhari can do zilch but negotiate...