THE Niger Delta Militant group, the Joint Niger Delta Liberation
Force, on Monday reiterated its decision to unleash six missiles on the
country.
The missiles, according to the JNDLF last week, would be released on Tuesday (tomorrow).
In a statement on Monday, the group named its targets, advising those occupying the buildings to vacate them.
Top on the list of the target of the militants, according to the
statement, are the Presidential Villa in Abuja; the headquarters of the
Department of State Services, also in Abuja; the Defence Headquarters,
Abuja; National Assembly, Abuja; and the Nigerian National Petroleum
Corporation Towers, Abuja.
Others include the Police Headquarters in Abuja; Central Bank of
Nigeria; headquarters of some multinational oil companies; and the
Supreme Court and Court of Appeal headquarters.
The statement, signed by General Akotebe Darikoro, Commander, General
Duties; General Torunanaowei Latei, Creeks Network Coordinator; General
Agbakakuro Owei-Tauro, Pipelines Bleeding Expert; and General Pulokiri
Ebiladei, Intelligence Bureau, said the decision to notify the occupants
of the buildings to vacate them was because the aim of their struggle
was not to destroy lives.
The statement, unedited, reads in full: “In our final meeting, it was
resolved that the Nigerian Communication Satellite Orbit should be shut
down so that it will avoid the cause of electronic radiation to human
lives.
“Also, the followings occupants of these buildings should as a matter
of urgency vacate in them immediately IN THEIR OWN INTEREST to save
their lives because our fight is not for ANY HUMAN BLOOD but to destroy
all those infrastructures that were built with our oil and gas monies in
this country. We will make federal government and oil companies suffer
as they have made the people of Niger Delta region suffers over the
years from environmental degradation and environmental pollution. They
include:
1. STATE HOUSE, VILLA- ABUJA
2. DEFENCE HEADQUARTERS
3. DSS HEADQUARTERS
4. POLICE HEADQUARTERS
5. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY
6. NNPC TOWERS
7. CENTRAL BANK OF NIGERIA
8. SUPREME COURT/APPEAL COURT
9. AGIP HEADQUARTERS, ABUJA
10. SHELL HEADQUARTERS, LAGOS
11. CHEVRON HEADQUARTERS, LAGOS
12. EXXON MOBIL, LAGOS
13. NLNG, LAGOS & ABUJA OFFICES
14. KADUNA REFINERY
15. ALL MILITARY FORMATIONS IN ABUJA, LAGOS, KADUNA, BENUE, ETC.
“We shall fire these Missiles’ simultaneously at the night, as this will
enable every Nigerians to see the movement of the MISSILES and equally
to believe us of our seriousness attached to the final breakup as
predicted by the United States of America (USA).
“We equally advise the Diplomatic Community to be neutral on this
issue as wrong comments against us will be seen as saboteurs. Where they
are staying presently will not be affected which is not part of our
targeted areas of destruction in the country.
“We shall embarrass the self-acclaimed Nigerian Air Force with their
recent deployment of fighter aircraft, helicopter gunship and
surveillance aircraft when at this digital age, countries are talking
about Missile development, and they still condescend so low of their
present obsolete equipment. This is sad indeed!”
“Note, we are going to destroy the ones they have deployed to Escravos,
Forcados in Delta State; Bonga oil field, Agbami offshore and Brass in
Bayelsa; Bony in Rivers; Qua Iboe Terminal in Akwa Ibom State, and
Opuekeba in Ondo State if they fail to remove them before time. Our
crack team has taken inventory of their equipment. Even the present
suffering from a rare ear disease known as Meniere’s disease by
President Muhammadu Buhari will not win any sympathy to save our action
against the federal government. The name Nigeria as a country will come
to an end this week.
“The so-called military operations code named ‘OPERATION PULO SHIELD’
in the Niger Delta region who our partners in the oil bunkering
activities, because presently without been told the former JTF
Commander, Major-General Emmanuel Atewe who was arrested by the EFCC
last week over pipelines surveillance contract amounts to N8.2 billion
in the region, is an eye opener to the federal government that the
military are fully involved in illegal bunkering in the area. They only
destroy those who could not afford their bidding and further lobby to
come to the Niger Delta region because of what they are gaining from the
area.
“Imagine, an Army private’s and corporals from the North could build
business plaza of 3 storeys with several estate and other buildings
including exotic cars to the detriment of the region? The Pharaoh of
Nigeria (Buhari) should take the counsel of parasites and actors around
him of the region especially Mr Ayiri Emami and Professor Ita Sagey who
are presently in our searchlight.
The founder of the Niger Delta Ex-Agitators, Israel Akpodoro, is a
dead man and that he should not hide for linking former President,
Goodluck Jonathan and Governor Seriake Dickson with the Avengers. We are
not in ANY community, the Military can’t locate Tompolo but we have
identified where he is now.
“Presently, Tompolo is in Libya and we’ll get him dead or alive for
betraying us in supporting the federal government against us.
“Nigerian Military has weak intelligence gathering mechanism hence
they could not identify our modu oparandi. Nigerian military is only
good for carrying AK47 to harass innocent people and defiling young
girls and women.
“If the oil companies especially Shell and Chevron spent billions of
naira to only undertake repairs of damaged oil and gas pipelines in the
region, when such funds were better channeled for the payments of Bonga
oil spill in 2011 and Chevron gas explosion in Koluama, Bayelsa state in
2012 would have saved them from these bombing and their present
predicament would have been a thing of the past. Since they don’t want
to hear, we’ll continue to break the pipelines until they do the needful
for our old parents at home because that is the only language the
companies and federal government hears in the country from the region
when such funds were better channeled for the payments of Bonga oil
spill in 2011 and Chevron gas explosion in Koluama, Bayelsa state in
2012 would have saved them from these bombing and their present
predicament would have been a thing of the past. Since they don’t want
to hear, we’ll continue to break the pipelines until they do the needful
for our old parents at home because that is the only language the
companies and federal government hears in the country from the region.
source:Breakingtimes