Monday 23 January 2017

Why we intensified bombing of pipelines – Niger Delta militants

Why we intensified bombing of pipelines – Niger Delta militants
The Niger Delta Greenland Justice Mandate (NDGJM) yesterday explained why it did not listen to the Chief Edwin Kiagbodo Clark-led Pan Niger Delta Forum’s (PANDEF) plea to end the destruction of oil facilities in the region.
According to the spokesman of the upland-based NDGJM’s spokesman, ‘General’ Aldo Agbalaja, they clearly understood the psyche of the present Federal Government which core belief is to intimidate the people of the region with the military and not sincere about peaceful dialogue with the people, hence their resolve to sustain the campaign and pursuit of justice for their people.
Agbalaja said: “We will start by commending all the brave comrades from across the region, who have summoned the courage to join in and support the call to intensify actions against this faithless Nigerian administration, which core belief is in intimidation and the use of insincere tactics to steal from the supposedly weak.“The Niger Delta Greenland Justice Mandate is well informed of their psyche, hence our resolve to sustain this campaign and pursuit of justice for our people.
“We are not ignorant of the fact that the Nigerian government, having exhausted all the gimmicks and deception up their sleeves, will soon resort to a blind harassment and arrest of our people, innocent albeit.
“Our message to you is to also expect consequences for your actions. If you harass and arrest our people, you will be initiating a new and more deadly mode of this campaign.
“Know that this struggle will not be put down, even if you arrest and kill half of the Niger Delta, remember the saying that ‘you may kill the messenger, but the message is immortal.”

Watch Rihanna Join NYC Women's March and Dab in Front of Trump Tower




Rihanna attends the Christian Dior show of the Paris Fashion Week Women swear Spring/Summer 2017 on Sept. 30, 2016 in Paris, France.

Among the thousands who hit the streets of New York to participate in the nationwide Women's March and protests the day after President Donald Trump's inauguration on Saturday (Jan. 21), Rihanna was getting her feminist on.
Spotted by protectors, the singer, who wore a pink sweatshirt that read "My P***y Grabs Back," joined the chorus of chants like "Hey, hey, ho, ho, Donald Trump has got to go" and even hit the dab dance in front of President Trump's Fifth Avenue tower -- which a fan caught on video.