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Niger Delta Militants Vowed To Cripple Nigeria Income



A militant group, Niger Delta Volunteers (NDV), has threatened to
cripple every infrastructure of the Federal Government that generates
income.

The NDV also warned oil companies in the Niger Delta
to evacuate their staff and suspend their operations, adding that their
next strike will be deadly.

The militant group also described the recent bombing of a facility in Bonny by the Niger Delta Avengers as child’s play.
The NDV said they will stop their struggle if the Federal Government accepts to restructure the country.

According
to the group’s spokesman, Commander Ekpo Ekpo “We shall complement and
supplement every move of the Niger Delta Avengers to ensure that our
freedom from this Zoo is realized. We shall not spare any infrastructure
that adds value to the activities of the Buhari led Federal Government.

“We
in the Niger Delta Volunteers are not surprised at the current
shenanigans of the Federal Government through the office of the Vice
President Yemi Osinbajo and the Minister of Transport, Chibuike Amaechi.

“It
is now obvious that the Federal Government of Nigeria under President
Muhammadu Buhari has converted the commitment to peace and dialogue by
the Elders, Royal fathers and Chiefs under the auspices of Chief Edwin
Clark, and King Alfred Diete Spiff the Amayanabo town Brass to a circus.
“In
one breath, the Presidency is issuing statement on a committee meeting
under S.A. on Political Affairs in the Vice President’s office and in
another, the Minister of Transport, Chibuike Amaechi, convening a
meeting in Transcorp. Where does this circus place Ibe Kachikwu’s effort
at bringing out notable Elders to commit themselves.

“No wonder
the Spokesperson of our big brother, the Avengers, General Muduch
Agbinibo refers it to, “a shameful scene in Nollywood acts.”

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