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Niger Delta Avengers Warn Foreigners To Leave Oil Fields

Niger Delta militants popularly known as Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) has warned foreigners to leave oil fields in the troubled region.

The group issued the warning via a statement issued by its spokesman, Mudoch Agbinibo on Wednesday, July 20, 2016.

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First was the NNPC pipeline that was blown, second the 48-inches Exxonmobil pipeline that was blown by NDA. Mobil and the Government denied it. Only for Exxonmobil to declare false majeure few days after the attack.

We want the general public to know the Qua Iboe export pipeline is down right now. They should come out with the truth in Akwa Ibom instead of saying Niger Delta Avengers didn’t blow up any line. Shame on the Nigeria Military.

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How do you explain a military officer having a house in choice areas in Nigeria and outside the country? Serving and retired top officers are the richest people in Nigeria.

How do they get such wealth? Right now, they are using Niger Delta Avengers to defraud the Nigeria government and tax payers of their money.

Our intelligent agencies are all intact and our operatives are in high spirit because we are winning the war. Nigeria Navy can’t arrest any of our operative until we bring down the economy of this country.

We are warning NUPENG and PENGASSAN to leave all oil field and terminals in the Niger delta because it will get dirty very soon. Foreigners are to leave too.

Kanyi Okeke

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