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Militants may endanger Niger Delta If…

...Fear grips Niger Deltans

 



Militants in action

Given the manner many militants are responding to the amnesty offer by the Federal Government, there are growing concerns among ordinary Niger Deltans who want peace that a showdown between federal troops and those claiming to be freedom fighters may be inevitable.
Should that happen, those who feel this way say, their region might be converted into a theatre of war.
The general feeling before amnesty was announced was that the militants operating in the region would likely seize the window of opportunity offered by the authorities and ...Read more

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Nigerian government is the source Niger Delta crisis ~ Dagogo-Jack
Let me tell you something, when Adaka Boro was killed they thought they have killed the person that was agitating, and somewhere other people emerged. When Saro-Wiwa and the elders of the Ogonis were killed, of course they thought that people were dead, till tomorrow they didn't know that people like Tompolo and others will come up. They didn't know that people like Alhaji Asari will emerge. So that's the issue. If today these boys drop their arms and they think that because the boys have dropped their arms the agitations will end, no it will not end.



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Lament of a non-militant
I am a non militant from the Niger Delta. Please do not ask me who I am. I won't even tell you if you ask me because it might well mean my end!
In the Niger Delta of my birth, brains don't talk any more. It is the guns that talk. The more guns you have, the more you are revered. The more guns you have, the more territory you control and boy, the more money you have too!.

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