Niger Delta Avengers go gaga again

The newly formed group of terrorist in southern part of Nigeria, Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) on Saturday, June 25 posted on their website demanding president Mohammadu Buhari's visit to the region.
In a statement signed by their spokesman, Brig.Gen Moduch Agbinibo tagged  "BUHARI VISIT THE NIGER DELTA AND SEE FOR YOURSELF". The statement reads
"The Nigeria President Buhari should visit
Ugborodo host to Chevron crude oil Export
terminal/EGTL gas plant, Ogulagha host to
Shell Forcados Crude Oil Export terminal/
tank farm, Bonny Island host to Shell
Bonny Crude Oil Export terminal/NLNG gas
terminal, Brass host to Agip/ENI export
terminal, Ibeno host to ExxonMobil Qua
Iboe crude export terminal. These are just
the export terminals not talking about the
numerous oil and gas flowstations and the
oil Wells that criss cross the length and
breadth of the Niger delta.
Mr. President come and see for yourself
what the host communities are going
through in the hands of Nigeria government
and the multinationals .
Brig.Gen Moduch Agbinibo
Spokesman".
The question now is should the President give in to their request or not?
Below are some comments curb from NDA's website

comments:
Anonymous June 25, 2016 at 7:30 AM
Don't relent in your fight for self determination.
Freedom cannot be bought. it is a fight

Tgcity Chriswurs June 25, 2016 at 7:34 AM

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Iykemann Diala June 25, 2016 at 7:34 AM
That's why everything gotta be destroyed for
failing to do what is necessary in the various host
communities. They've caused too many havoc in
those communities they're drilling oil from. They
must be stopped.

fashion design firms June 25, 2016 at 12:08 PM
Yes: of course.
Unknown June 25, 2016 at 8:04 AM
Go on boys don't give up till Biafra is restored is
BorD (Biafra or death) the marginalisation is too
much give us biafrans our freedom now Or!!!!

Iowuna June 26, 2016 at 9:11 AM
Niger Delta is Niger Delta, not Biafra or an
extension of it. The self determination struggle for
Niger Delta predates the BIAFRAN struggle.
Let's not confuse the creation of Eastern Region
by colonial forces for the Niger Delta and Biafra.
If the struggle for Biafra is altruistic, then the self
determination struggle of the Niger Delta people,
as a matter of fact, must be respected!

Emeka Nwokwu June 25, 2016 at 8:36 AM
The federal government should stop given money
to the so called Elders and stakeholders of Niger
Delta because they are not being sincere to the
poor masses of the area. They are only after their
own pockets. Let the federal government use
reputable companies like Julius Berger RCC and
other multinational companies to develop the area
and pay them directly either cash or in kind
(crude oil). With this some of the agitation will be
eliminated and peace will reign in the area

Paschal O June 25, 2016 at 9:10 AM
What is our next line of action? What's the next
target? The people are behind you. Don't stop the
fight. You are the hope of the South to send a
resounding message to them. Britain just pulled
out of EU through a referendum. The south can
do it too. Who best to rule the Niger deltans but
a Niger Deltan. The fulanis have an agenda in this
country. I'm sure you have heard. I have inside
information about that. Continue the fight. The dissolution of Nigeria or re-structuring of thecountry to true federalism where states control
their own resources is the way to destabilize theplans of the fulanis. You are God sent to Nigeria.
Do not relent. I repeat do not relent. If you do,God will raise another defender for His people.
God's people must be saved. And you are choosen.

Ebikebina Agbalalah June 25, 2016 at 12:44 PM
.....a question please, how about those entrusted
with the responsibility Of improving the life's of the host communities, those at the helms of affairs Of the various institutions established for
this purpose of development. I love the struggle, am part of you,,,,, a Niger deltan by birth and locality. Like my father will say, 'son if you can't manage this your small salary very well then you
can't manage a bigger one, u will still be crying
broke. Let's put our house in order first. ......
'how do we plan on defeating them? Together!'

Eric Chuku June 25, 2016 at 12:52 PM
Time will tell.we will get there sooner than we
expected.

Nna Mathew June 25, 2016 at 4:00 PM
No going back..... I will be happy to see or hear
that Nigeria produces 0bpd of crude.... So that
those making millions out of our liquid gold will
come back to their senses.... Buhari plans to wipe
out Igbo race and Niger Delta..... God punish him
(Buhari)

kibo kino June 25, 2016 at 8:20 PM
These so called elders are great 419ers. I do n't
know when will these peadopiles realize the guy
man sense these so called elders are using on
them. It is only a fool who will be doing one thing
over and over and expecting different result. No
wonder they called Hausa/Foolani's. The youths
who have no future in this contraption zoo called
Nigeria have lost all hopes and now want to
define their future and these old men and
fantastically corrupt zoo politicians are standing
in the way. Abeg dabaruu everything belonging to
the zoo. All we want is Biafra. May Chukwu
Abiama protect the Avengers and all other
genuine freedom fighters on behalf of Biafra. All
Hail Biafra!!!

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