Newly
formed Nigerian Niger Delta militia group, the “Niger Delta Avengers,”
has carried out its threats to wreak havoc country’s economy by blowing
up oil and gas pipelines.
The latest attacks on pipelines occurred 24 hours after a major destruction was carried out on Chevron’s platform at Escravos.
In a statement signed by its spokesperson, Mudoch Agbinibo, the group claimed responsibility for blowing up “crude line feeds that links Warri and Kaduna refineries respectively”.
It also claimed to have damaged the gas line that feeds the Lagos and Abuja electricity power supply.
“With this development, the Warri and Kaduna refineries will be shut down and all cities that depend on the gas line for power will all be in total darkness like the creeks of the Niger Delta,” the group said.
The group added that on Thursday, its Strike Team 7 blew up Well D25 in Abiteye.
The well is a major gas facility owned Chevron. The team also blew up major pipelines in Alero, Dibi, Otunana and Makaraba flow stations, which feed the Chevron tank farm, putting it out of operation. Currently, Chevron’s operations in the Niger Delta have been totally disrupted.
The group boasted that it is undeterred by heavy military presence in the area.
It said it carried out the bombing about 100meters away from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) pipeline, where a military houseboat is stationed to protect the pipelines.
“We want you public to know that despite the heavy presence of military operatives, our activities can’t stop and it just waste of funds and time to let the Nigerian military protect oil installations,”the group bragged.
Mudoch Agbinibo,the Niger Delta Avengers spokesperson, warned the people of the Niger Delta against undermining the group’s agenda “This is a clear warning to all Niger Delta politicians, traditional rulers, community leaders and the likes of Tompolo to mind their business and leave the liberation of the Niger Delta people to the Avengers.
Those who believe taking sides with the federal government to fight Niger Delta is the best option, Avengers are here on the ground. Neither you nor the federal government can stop us.
If you don’t stay clear and let us carry out our activities, we will bring the fight to your individual doorsteps. Our major goal is to cripple the Nigeria economy,” warned
Agbinibo also called on all Niger Deltans to attack oil installations in their communities and urged them to see the war as theirs.
Source: SaharaReporters
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The latest attacks on pipelines occurred 24 hours after a major destruction was carried out on Chevron’s platform at Escravos.
In a statement signed by its spokesperson, Mudoch Agbinibo, the group claimed responsibility for blowing up “crude line feeds that links Warri and Kaduna refineries respectively”.
It also claimed to have damaged the gas line that feeds the Lagos and Abuja electricity power supply.
“With this development, the Warri and Kaduna refineries will be shut down and all cities that depend on the gas line for power will all be in total darkness like the creeks of the Niger Delta,” the group said.
The group added that on Thursday, its Strike Team 7 blew up Well D25 in Abiteye.
The well is a major gas facility owned Chevron. The team also blew up major pipelines in Alero, Dibi, Otunana and Makaraba flow stations, which feed the Chevron tank farm, putting it out of operation. Currently, Chevron’s operations in the Niger Delta have been totally disrupted.
The group boasted that it is undeterred by heavy military presence in the area.
It said it carried out the bombing about 100meters away from the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) pipeline, where a military houseboat is stationed to protect the pipelines.
“We want you public to know that despite the heavy presence of military operatives, our activities can’t stop and it just waste of funds and time to let the Nigerian military protect oil installations,”the group bragged.
Mudoch Agbinibo,the Niger Delta Avengers spokesperson, warned the people of the Niger Delta against undermining the group’s agenda “This is a clear warning to all Niger Delta politicians, traditional rulers, community leaders and the likes of Tompolo to mind their business and leave the liberation of the Niger Delta people to the Avengers.
Those who believe taking sides with the federal government to fight Niger Delta is the best option, Avengers are here on the ground. Neither you nor the federal government can stop us.
If you don’t stay clear and let us carry out our activities, we will bring the fight to your individual doorsteps. Our major goal is to cripple the Nigeria economy,” warned
Agbinibo also called on all Niger Deltans to attack oil installations in their communities and urged them to see the war as theirs.
Source: SaharaReporters
- See more at: http://www.naijaloaded.com.ng/2016/05/06/niger-delta-avengers-blow-oil-pipelines-supplying-warri-kaduna-refineries/#sthash.DEo6ygs7.dpuf
Newly
formed Nigerian Niger Delta militia group, the “Niger Delta Avengers,” has
carried out its threats to wreak havoc country’s economy by blowing up oil and
gas pipelines.
The
latest attacks on pipelines occurred 24 hours after a major destruction was
carried out on Chevron’s platform at Escravos.
In
a statement signed by its spokesperson, Mudoch Agbinibo, the group claimed responsibility
for blowing up “crude line feeds that links Warri and Kaduna refineries
respectively”.
It
also claimed to have damaged the gas line that feeds the Lagos and Abuja
electricity power supply.
“With
this development, the Warri and Kaduna refineries will be shut down and all
cities that depend on the gas line for power will all be in total darkness like
the creeks of the Niger Delta,” the group said.
The
group added that on Thursday, its Strike Team 7 blew up Well D25 in Abiteye.
The
well is a major gas facility owned Chevron. The team also blew up major
pipelines in Alero, Dibi, Otunana and Makaraba flow stations, which feed the
Chevron tank farm, putting it out of operation. Currently, Chevron’s operations
in the Niger Delta have been totally disrupted.
The
group boasted that it is undeterred by heavy military presence in the area.
It
said it carried out the bombing about 100meters away from the Nigerian National
Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) pipeline, where a military houseboat is stationed
to protect the pipelines.
“We
want you public to know that despite the heavy presence of military operatives,
our activities can’t stop and it just waste of funds and time to let the
Nigerian military protect oil installations,”the group bragged.
Mudoch
Agbinibo,the Niger Delta Avengers spokesperson, warned the people of the Niger
Delta against undermining the group’s agenda “This is a clear warning to all
Niger Delta politicians, traditional rulers, community leaders and the likes of
Tompolo to mind their business and leave the liberation of the Niger Delta
people to the Avengers.
Those
who believe taking sides with the federal government to fight Niger Delta is
the best option, Avengers are here on the ground. Neither you nor the federal
government can stop us.
If
you don’t stay clear and let us carry out our activities, we will bring the
fight to your individual doorsteps. Our major goal is to cripple the Nigeria
economy,” warned
Agbinibo
also called on all Niger Deltans to attack oil installations in their
communities and urged them to see the war as theirs.
Source:
SaharaReporters
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