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This email from NDLF is
published below unedited
The Chief of Army Staff Lieutenant General
Azuibuike Ihejirika lied when he assured
Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation
(NNPC) GGD Engr. Austin Oniwon in Abuja
that the army will protect pipelines with
special dedicated soldiers to curb vandals
across Niger Delta.
NDLF wants to ask the Chief of Army Staff
that over since in Niger Delta the army is
yet to send special dedicated soldiers to
protect oil facilities in Nigeria. We urged
Mr. President to sack the Chief of Army
staff for his failure to protect the
nation’s oil facilities to save the nation’s
economy as we had earlier promised to
cripple the nation’s economy.
Quoting NNPC GGD’s words “The rate of the
crude pipeline vandalisation from Bonny to
Port Harcourt refinery and the escravos to
Warri and Kaduna refinery is alarming and I
wish to request the Army to concentrate on
these pipelines as they are critical to our
operations”
The NNPC GGD has failed in his bid to save
the nation’s pipelines by requesting for
more troops in Niger Delta, instead of
persuading federal government to do the
right thing at the right time by convening
the post-amnesty conference to address grey
areas of the post-amnesty programme. The
fact that President Goodluck Jonathan under
estimated NDLF after bribing other top
ex-militant leaders with millions of nairas
and oil blocs, thinking that that would stop
further violent agitation in Niger Delta for
the well being of the Niger Delta region.
Let the Army Chief of Staff inquire very
well from some of ex-militant leaders,
especially General Boyloaf about the NDLF
leader and his soldiers on some of the
2008 and 2009 stunning operations under
former General Boyloaf when he was in
the creeks, particular note is the earth
quaking SPDC deep sea Bonga Field attack.
NDLF is glad and delighted when the NNPC GGD
Engr. Austin Oniwon announced the breaking
news that the three refineries in the nation
have been shut down temporarily due to
vandals and resurgence of militancy. We want
to inform President Goodluck Jonathan that
the army cannot protect the nation’s oil
facilities and economy .We urge Mr.
President once again and wrong advices of
other ex-militant leaders who have received
bribe by ignoring them and the Joint Task
Force (JTF) and immediately convene the
post-amnesty conference after withdraw
soldiers in sacked Ayakoromor and environs
to address the long years of criminal
neglect, injustice and marginalization done
to the oil fundamental problems of oil
bearing communities in Niger Delta.
NDLF warns members of Nigerian welders and
fitters never to risk their lives to embark
on any mission to the turbulent Niger Delta
for any repair works of damaged oil
facilities as NDLF cannot guarrantee the
protection and safety of their lives. NDLF
has earlier vowed to crumble the nation’s
economy and what NDLF soldiers have done is
a tip of the ice berg as the said promised
massive bombing is yet to be carried. No
soldier can stop NDLF from executing its
threat of massive bombing as we have devised
both hi-tech and manual bombings of
pipelines. Does the Army Chief of staff is
aware that NDLF bombs are hanging on many
pipelines and other oil facilities across
Niger Delta region,ready for detonation at
any time we decide?
Signed
Capt. Mark Anthony Spokesman NDLF
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