Breaking News: Despite Heavy Military Presence, Avengers Blow Up Chevron Oil Well (Page 2)

Is like we have too many children in this forum cox I don't get y an adult will be happy when some group of hoodlums are destroying our already week economy with their foolish actions? The war they fought few yrs back tell me hw many community in Niger delter benefited from it no roads no bridges Gej settle them and they forgot abt the masses they claimed the were fighting for now the are in the creek again disturbing poor fishermen Na WA o 

Posted: at 1-06-2016 01:17 PM (7 years ago) | Upcoming

The tin una eye go see una mouth no go fit talk am, Buhari go get una it's just a matter of time...

Posted: at 1-06-2016 08:04 PM (7 years ago) | Hero

set fire to all the oil wells in the delta.....and lets see if Buhari and his children would die of hunger.

Posted: at 1-06-2016 08:50 PM (7 years ago) | Hero

Blowing your future and the future of your children up. This doesn't make sense at all. this is pure stupidity. One day you will have to explain to your children. Imagine, if our fathers have blown up this oil many years ago, how would we have fared today? Destruction is of the devil and not of God. We must be able to show to the world that Christians are non violence even in the face of intense provocation. Hope you guys will reason along this line someday.

Posted: at 1-06-2016 10:50 PM (7 years ago) | Gistmaniac

THEIR LAND WILL SOON BE HISTORY WT SUPPORTERS COMMENTING WITHOUT COMMON SENSE

Posted: at 2-06-2016 01:44 AM (7 years ago) | Upcoming

AFTER READING MY POST,...JUST BE HONEST TO TELL ME YOU ARE PROUD TO BE  FREDRICK LUGARDS GOODS.
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Royal Niger Company, 19th-century British mercantile company that operated in the lower valley of the Niger River in West Africa. It extended British influence in what later became Nigeria.

In 1885 Sir George Goldie’s National African Company, an amalgamation of British companies, signed treaties with the Nigerian emirs of Sokoto and Gando (1885) by which it hoped to secure access to the Benue River and to Lake Chad—an avenue of expansion that the Germans, operating from the Cameroons, were preparing to close.

In 1886 the company received a charter of incorporation as the Royal Niger Company and was authorized to administer the ... (100 of 243 words)

( http://global.britannica.com/topic/Royal-Niger-Company )

Posted: at 2-06-2016 02:05 PM (7 years ago) | Newbie

u talk as if we get security b4  dey neva finish wit boko haram and kidnapers na Niger Delta dey go fight

Posted: at 2-06-2016 04:47 PM (7 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Eazyatumeyi keep laughing

Posted: at 3-06-2016 01:09 PM (7 years ago) | Hero