A group of Niger Delta militants operating in Rivers State has made a 10-point demand that must be met before they will accept the amnesty offered by Wike. The group, which identified itself as Egi Freedom Fighters, warned that it would reject the state amnesty programme, unless all the conditions were met. The agitators also alleged that Total Exploration and Production Nigeria was behind the raid of Obiezemini in Egi community in Ogba/Egbema/Ndoni LGA by soldiers.
The militants, in a statement issued in Port Harcourt on Wednesday, and signed by their spokesperson, Jennifer Black, requested the rebuilding of houses destroyed during a military raid of Egiland. See their demands below...
1. Release of their members in custody of security agencies,
2. Provision of employment opportunities for the youths of the community and the local government area in general.
3. Rebuilding of all houses damaged in Egi community
4. Any skills acquisition and scholarship must come from Total Nigeria Plc. and not from the state government.
5. Total Nigeria Plc. must create jobs for youths of host communities and maintain all existing structures in the communities.
6. Beneficiaries of scholarships must be the less-privileged in the community.
7. Total Nigeria must create special opportunities for the widows whose houses were affected by the raid.

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I love this guys, there major reason for doing this illegal deals is because of The people of Niger Delta, not like those blood thirsty boko haram.

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cynthia123:
Its becoming a norm to carry arms and be worshipped and begged by the government....

Which way?

what do you expect, when the government are not keeping to their promise. most of this oil producing state are not cared for, instead they use the money to develop abuja, and abandon the state that are feeding them.

cynthia123:
Its becoming a norm to carry arms and be worshipped and begged by the government....

Which way?

Unfortunately the government refuses to uphold the welfare of the people and provide good governance so if they have to descend to caveman tactics to get even a fraction of their dues then so be it.

so far so good conditions stated by militant are just becoming reasonable I'm sure their conditions would be negotiated and this time they would not be disappointed

tollyboy5:
so far so good conditions stated by militant are just becoming reasonable I'm sure their conditions would be negotiated and this time they would not be disappointed

and we hope the government fulfill their conditions, or else they might return back to the creeks