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2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by feddis(m): 3:39am On Jan 16, 2019
•RNDA warns South-South govs
•21st Century Youths threaten oil companies
WARRI – PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari and his foremost challenger, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, have split Niger Delta militants, causing them to speak in discordant tunes over who the people of the region should support in next month’s presidential election. President M Buhari and Atiku Recently, a self-styled coalition, known as the 21st Century Youths for Restructuring, threatened to attack oil facilities in the creeks if the Federal Government did not stop the move to dock the Chief Justice of Nigerian, CJN, Justice Walter Onnoghen, over alleged failure to declare his assets. However, another assembly of Niger-Delta militants, led by the Reformed Niger Delta Avengers, RNDA, and nine other militant groups, yesterday, said the former was working for Atiku Abubakar and warned governors of the South-South to stop playing politics with Onnoghen’s case. The 21st Century Youths in a statement by its leader, self-styled “Gen” Izon Ebi, declared: “Niger Delta people want restructuring and anything short of allowing our people to freely exercise their rights and choose leaders that will restructure Nigeria to meet modern and current reality will give us no choice but to stop the activities of oil exploration and exploitation in our land and ocean. “The current harassment, intimidation, assassination attempt, forcible dismissal and retirement of distinguished personalities and leaders of the Niger Delta from the affairs of this country is no more acceptable. “Our wealth will not be allowed to be used freely to run and sustain a system and a country that does not appreciate and respect the people whose wealth is used to sustain this country called Nigeria. “The six-count charge the federal government preferred against Justice Onnoghen by the Code of Conduct Tribunal bordering on false declaration of assets is another act of dictatorship. “This unfortunate action of the APC and President Buhari’s administration to intimidate the judiciary and undermine the rule of law and separation of power in our democracy is unacceptable in this 21st century. “It is now clear to all Nigerians that this administration is completely out of tune with the reality and situation we find ourselves concerning the 2019 general election and the position of Niger Delta people whose lives and existence are being threatened by the activities of oil exploration and the insensitivity of the federal government. “The 2019 general elections next month will determine a new Nigeria or break the false marriage held in the Nigerian state without the consent of Niger Delta people that gave birth to Nigeria in 1914. “We applaud our distinguished Niger Delta leader, Pa E.K. Clark, governors of the South-South and the Coalition of Niger Delta Agitators, especially for their stance because it reflects and represents the current reality and happenings that are no more acceptable to Niger Delta people. “Anything short of a free, fair, credible and acceptable election will give us no choice but to seek self-determination and destiny take over. “The 21st Century Youths of Nigeria for Restructuring and the 21st Century Youths of the Niger Delta and Agitators with Conscience will not sit on the fence to watch the demonic and barbaric script of some few unpatriotic, tribal and selfish leaders that are out of tune with reality and civilization. “We, therefore, call on all patriotic youths and fellow Nigerians to stand up and vote out the APC and President Muhammadu Buhari in the general elections next month and restore their dignity and liberty as a people because the APC and President Buhari are synonymous with hardship.” RNDA warns But rising from a meeting with various unit commanders at Benin River, Delta State, RNDA, led by self-styled “Major- General” John Mark Ezonebi, aka Obama, urged President Buhari and the Presidency to ignore and disregard the purported empty threat made by the 21st Century Youths for Restructuring in totality. It described them as “criminal elements of youths, who do not exist anywhere in the creek of Niger Delta and being used by some disgruntled looters of our national treasury, who are supporters of Atiku/PDP Presidential Movement.” Ezonebi noted further: “RNDA, hereby, warns the coalition to desist from their incessant careless empty threats, otherwise the Reformed Niger Delta Avengers with the coalition of the nine militant groups, will smoke them out from their hiding places in the cities and expose their sponsors and co-travellers in their ill-fated journey. “They should not forget so soon how the RNDA with its affiliates brought the defunct Niger Delta Avengers, NDA, activities to stand still in the creek.” N’Delta will resist Buhari’s attempt to intimidate CJN Onnoghen – Clark Cautions S’South govs The RNDA, however, warned South-South governors “not to politicize the issue of non-declaration of assets by the CJN, who is the head of an arm of government saddled with the responsibility of interpreting the constitution, more so when the petitioner alleged that $3 million was found in one of his foreign accounts. “It is a grievous criminal offence being committed against his highly exalted office, according to the sections prescribed in the Code of Conduct Bureau established in the 1999 constitution as amended. Buhari’s ally defects to Atiku camp, leads campaign in N/Delta “The South-South governors made up more of PDP governors should not support any form of illegality and should not compromise corruption allegations on grounds of ethnicity, but look at the matter based on its merits and holistically. “As a group, RNDA is not surprised at the stand of the South-South governors on this matter because their mismanagement of resources has led to the under-development of the Niger Delta. “We expect the South-South governors to join hands with Mr President to fight corruption because corruption is the reason the region is not developed over the years, despite its huge economic importance to the country, particularly during PDP’s wasted years of misrule. “More so, the governors of the Niger Delta have not been able to account for the 13 per cent derivation funds from the proceeds of crude oil, which has amounted to trillions of naira that run into the pockets of governors and their cronies in foreign accounts abroad. “In the first place, the funds are meant for direct development of the oil producing communities in the creek of Niger Delta. But the story is a sad tale against the constitutional provisions of this 13 per cent funds. At the appropriate time, when we get to the bridge, we are going to address this issue and the abnormalities will be corrected.” On ceasefire On the reported abortion of the ceasefire between Niger Delta militants and government, the group said: “RNDA with the coalition of the nine militant groups in the creek that accepted the ceasefire agreement with the federal government, on the 21st of August 2016, want to use this opportunity to re-endorse President Muhammadu Buhari for a second term in office.” It claimed that the endorsement was “to enable the president complete the good works he has done so far in the country, especially the anti corruption fight and rebuilding of decayed infrastructure in the country.”


By Emma Amaize, South-South Editor

Source : https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/01/2019-buhari-atiku-split-niger-delta-militant

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by MANNABBQGRILLS: 4:35am On Jan 16, 2019
However, another assembly of Niger-Delta militants, led by the Reformed Niger Delta Avengers, RNDA, and nine other militant groups, yesterday, [b] said the former was working for Atiku Abubakar and warned governors of the South-South to stop playing politics with Onnoghen’s case[/b]
We sane Nigerians always knew that was the case.
He is not only corrupt, but a well-known financier of TROUBLE!
PDP in Nigeria?!
NEVER AGAIN!

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by ShameOnAPC: 4:36am On Jan 16, 2019
grin
post=74804214:

We sane Nigerians always knew that was the case.
He is not only corrupt, but a well-known financier of TROUBLE!
PDP in Nigeria?!
NEVER AGAIN!
everything about Atiku & PDP always give you & other Zombie a sleepless night

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by MANNABBQGRILLS: 4:37am On Jan 16, 2019


.....and Atiku Recently, a self-styled coalition, known as the 21st Century Youths for Restructuring, threatened to attack oil facilities in the creeks
We always wondered where these people were when Jonathan the INEFFECTUAL BUFFON was the President for 6 good years, (the closest and apt person that would have given them ALL they ever wanted!).
But he was busy looting with his 40 thieves and passing crumbs to them in billions.
The illegal money stopped flowing, and here they go again.
There was a country!

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by Tonyosas101(m): 4:39am On Jan 16, 2019
What a country!!!

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by Seetto: 4:40am On Jan 16, 2019
The two guys above angry angry
Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by MANNABBQGRILLS: 4:43am On Jan 16, 2019
BUHARIwilDIE019:

You insane Nigerian
Change that name in your moniker to your surname dumbo!

They have nothing in their empty brain to contribute to a THREAD, rather than pouring curses on their family.
You are so lucky we've made up our mind not to go into gutter languages with you and your ilks.
You were banned and created this moniker 2 days ago to continue where you stopped.
Quote us again when your new fake moniker is one month old here.
For now, go play with sand outside!

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by jomoh: 4:44am On Jan 16, 2019
Good
Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by Nobody: 4:45am On Jan 16, 2019
post=74804259:

Change that name in your moniker to your surname this dirty tin!
That is your name as a certified zombie

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by JohnFrankling(m): 4:48am On Jan 16, 2019
Hungry militants.

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by MOSICATED5(m): 4:51am On Jan 16, 2019
No place for the dullard in Niger-Delta

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by nograv: 5:05am On Jan 16, 2019
You are split my Deltan brothers because neither candidate offers anything new...

Vote for real change with the AAC and Sowore!!!

End the exploitation of your resources and the pollution of your environment..

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by PassingShot(m): 5:16am On Jan 16, 2019
The Renewed Niger-Delta Avengers are more logical and sensible.

Hear this and judge:
“More so, the governors of the Niger Delta have not been able to account for the 13 per cent derivation funds from the proceeds of crude oil, which has amounted to trillions of naira that run into the pockets of governors and their cronies in foreign accounts abroad. “In the first place, the funds are meant for direct development of the oil producing communities in the creek of Niger Delta. But the story is a sad tale against the constitutional provisions of this 13 per cent funds. At the appropriate time, when we get to the bridge, we are going to address this issue and the abnormalities will be corrected.

And this
” On ceasefire On the reported abortion of the ceasefire between Niger Delta militants and government, the group said: “RNDA with the coalition of the nine militant groups in the creek that accepted the ceasefire agreement with the federal government, on the 21st of August 2016, want to use this opportunity to re-endorse President Muhammadu Buhari for a second term in office.” It claimed that the endorsement was “to enable the president complete the good works he has done so far in the country, especially the anti corruption fight and rebuilding of decayed infrastructure in the country.”

The above shows the RNDA are not fighting for their own pockets but for the common good of the region.

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by tempest01(m): 5:22am On Jan 16, 2019
The RNDA is the APC Propaganda wing, with no foot on the ground. Nobody should take them serious.

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by Felixalex(m): 5:26am On Jan 16, 2019
post=74804214:

We sane Nigerians always knew that was the case.
He is not only corrupt, but a well-known financier of TROUBLE!
PDP in Nigeria?!
NEVER AGAIN!


Bros i like u, u are very hard working


I know that sometimes when u go to bed (tho i doubt if u ever sleep sef), on ur own u think about ur comments for the day and u laugh then say to urself nawa for me sha, dis hustle no easy o, see as i just de suffer myself for this mumu man n mumu party bcus of money...e go better one day sha, i go pass dis level


But i still like the fact that ure hardworking and I've learnt one important lesson from u:: Never give up! No matter the rubbish ure selling, keep pressing and u will surely make some people believe it makes sense and then buy it.

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by AwesomeRomeo: 5:29am On Jan 16, 2019
angry
Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by lexy2014: 5:30am On Jan 16, 2019
post=74804214:

We sane Nigerians always knew that was the case.
He is not only corrupt, but a well-known financier of TROUBLE!
PDP in Nigeria?!
NEVER AGAIN!

Atiku "is not only corrupt, but a well-known financier of TROUBLE" but yet....

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by krushdripper(m): 5:38am On Jan 16, 2019
very useless govt. and super dumb citizens

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by contigiency(m): 5:41am On Jan 16, 2019
post=74804214:

We sane Nigerians always knew that was the case.
He is not only corrupt, but a well-known financier of TROUBLE!
PDP in Nigeria?!
NEVER AGAIN!

Atiku and PDP hardly represent anything good in Nigeria. But they have failed as they did before.

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by AwesomeRomeo: 5:42am On Jan 16, 2019
“Our wealth will not be allowed to be used freely to run and sustain a system and a country that does not appreciate and respect the people whose wealth is used to sustain this country called Nigeria. "


By Emma Amaize, South-South Editor

Source : https://www.vanguardngr.com/2019/01/2019-buhari-atiku-split-niger-delta-militant[/quote] Can you imagine," our wealth "

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by MANNABBQGRILLS: 6:06am On Jan 16, 2019
God bless Nigeria.

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by helinues: 6:13am On Jan 16, 2019
Time will tell
Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by Nobody: 6:15am On Jan 16, 2019
post=74804214:

We sane Nigerians always knew that was the case.
He is not only corrupt, but a well-known financier of TROUBLE!
PDP in Nigeria?!
NEVER AGAIN!
Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by Viking007(m): 6:20am On Jan 16, 2019
Felixalex:



Bros i like u, u are very hard working


I know that sometimes when u go to bed (tho i doubt if u ever sleep sef), on ur own u think about ur comments for the day and u laugh then say to urself nawa for me sha, dis hustle no easy o, see as i just de suffer myself for this mumu man n mumu party bcus of money...e go better one day sha, i go pass dis level


But i still like the fact that ure hardworking and I've learnt one important lesson from u:: Never give up! No matter the rubbish ure selling, keep pressing and u will surely make some people believe it makes sense and then buy it.
cheesy Dude works 247 with his multiple monikers.

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Re: 2019: Buhari, Atiku Split Niger-delta Militants by supereagle(m): 6:21am On Jan 16, 2019
SO TOUCHING!!!

PRESIDENT BUHARI SPEAKS LIKE NEVER BEFORE.

God knows my heart it is to assure you that I set Nigeria on the path that you will be proud of in the future.

There is difficulty while trying to bring change in the country, but we are trying our best, even our adversaries know we have taken the right course to set Nigeria on track, we offended these money bag politicians and they will never forgive us.

The offence is that, we have blocked all their taps they use for stealing, they now do not care if Nigeria will be up in flames, they can sell even the ashes and fly out.

They have focused on us now with all their might, they want to be allowed to destroy the effort we have made in straightening things so far.

They are not interested even in an
iota of good for Nigeria and its people.

We have no choice, the choice belongs to you people of Nigeria, if you are confident of our efforts, you can vote for us again, so we keep building from where we are.

This will be beneficial to all and if you falsify us then go back to them (moneybag politicians) so they can destroy your future and the country at large.

But definitely you will remember I told you the truth and I have set you on the path of truth and I have lead you truthfully.

The choice is yours on the path of the nation.

I swear in my mind it is not about politics but how this country will turn out to be in the future.

President
Muhammadu Buhari
in Bauchi.

#Pls share this post to reach more people

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