Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) has destroyed another pipeline belonging to the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) close to the Batan community, Warri South-West area of Delta State.
After its latest assault on the Nigeria economy, the criminal group threatened to carry out a bigger attack that ”will shock the whole world,” and said it had no interest in dialoguing with government.
The group in a tweet after the Thursday night attack said: “At 11:45pm on Thursday, @NDAvengers blew up other #NNPC gas and crude trunkline close to Warri. Pipeline that was heavily guarded by military.”
In another tweet, it said:”The Niger Delta Stakeholders’ meeting is an insult to the people of the Niger Delta. What we need is a sovereign state, not pipeline contracts. To IOCs, indigenous oil companies and the Nigerian military: watch out, something big is about to happen, and it will shock the whole world.”
With this level of threat, it's time for the military to move in with full force, before they cripple Nigeria.
The group in a tweet after the Thursday night attack said: “At 11:45pm on Thursday, @NDAvengers blew up other #NNPC gas and crude trunkline close to Warri. Pipeline that was heavily guarded by military.”
In another tweet, it said:”The Niger Delta Stakeholders’ meeting is an insult to the people of the Niger Delta. What we need is a sovereign state, not pipeline contracts. To IOCs, indigenous oil companies and the Nigerian military: watch out, something big is about to happen, and it will shock the whole world.”
With this level of threat, it's time for the military to move in with full force, before they cripple Nigeria.
Its about time our gallant military deal with this bunch of criminals
ReplyDeleteThis people sha?
ReplyDeleteThere is something bothering me, I believe the NDA are not bigger than our military. PMB should take actions now and deal with those criminals before the worst happen.,,,,its high time....i dey vexooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo olu.
ReplyDeleteIts high time dey mak a move, enough is enough..
ReplyDeleteGod help us.nenyekutes@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteAre there no elders in the Niger delta?, they are not calling their militant youths to order,when the Government act we will then begin to hear them talk.Just like Northern elders refuse to acted during the reign of boko haram, and to berate the actions of Dasuki who indirectly killed multitude of his own people, If dasuki was to be a christian or a southerner is this how they will keep quiet?,All elders across the country should rise up to their Responsibilities across the Nation
ReplyDeleteThese people ehn. God dey sha.
ReplyDelete#Olu,can you see?
All the oil they have been taking feom the niger delta should be enough for them. Guys blow more
ReplyDeleteThe president should give them war na why wasting time
ReplyDeleteNigeria Army should wake up pls
ReplyDeleteSold out to devil...NDA my foot.
ReplyDeleteA stitch in time saves nine, government & all stakeholders in Niger Delta should as a matter of urgency rise up to the occasion. We cannot gloss over a problem & expect it to solve itself, this is becoming unbecoming in Nigeria, this act can cripple our economy, drive away the investors, render people jobless, increase crime rate & a threat to security if government continue to handle these militants with kids' glove
ReplyDeleteI think it's high time Nigerian Navy show case its maritime warfare. Era of government must dialog are over. Nigeria Navy should mobilize her western and eastern fleets putting total war against these sons of a bitch. Army disgraced book haram daily, Navy tactical operations could do far better in dealing with this fools. Navy please enter the creeks aggressively and ensure you cut their respective branches before coming iroko tree.
ReplyDeleteWho are dey waging war against?
ReplyDeleteLet them go to Sambisa forest.
ReplyDeleteNo body here remember that we not in military regime but democracy in place so people should stop calling out for war
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