Yesterday saw the Avengers announces various attacks in Delta State, including "a well guarded Nigeria National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC)'s major infrastructure. Today the freedom fighters announced further attack, this time in Bayelsa.
Niger Delta Avengers announce promotion of soldiers after successful attacks at Escravos, Warri and Batan. Hits major NNPC Trunkline and Chevron facilities in Delta State
"At About 2:15am on Saturday the @NDAvengers blow up Nembe 1, 2 and 3 Brass to Bonny Trunk Line belonging to Agip and Shell,” the Avengers tweeted.
At About 2;15am on Saturday the @NDAvengers blow up Nembe 1, 2 and 3 Brass to Bonny Trunk Line belonging to Agip and Shell.
Watch out for something BIG about to happen - Niger Delta Avengers threaten fire and brimstone to rain on Oil Companies
Something Big is About to Happen.
As the attacks were ongoing in Bayelsa Nigerian soldiers were busy harassing and terrorising innocent civilians in Delta State. Oporoza villagers, who ran into the forest on sighting the soldiers with gunboats were yet to return. The soldiers claimed they came in search of ex-militant leader, Government Ekpemupolo, alias Tompolo, and members of the Niger Delta Avengers, who they alledged have taken over the community.
Ijaw leader, Chief Godspower Gbenekama, told Vanguard on phone at about 9.00 am: “Soldiers have started shooting in Oporoza as I speak to you now, I do not know the casualty, but they are shooting right now, the whole town is in turmoil.”
His words: “I am crying on behalf of my people, we have been saying before now that we do not know what the military is looking for in Oporoza, they have come two times before now in the last few weeks. We said then that they were looking for excuse to start shooting, now they are shooting, we do not know what will happen after the shooting.”
National President of Ijaw People’s Development Initiative, Mr. Austin Ozobo, also raised the alarm that soldiers were shooting in Oporoza and called on the Federal Government to call the soldiers to order. A villager, who called our reporter on phone, said: “The military is currently shooting randomly in Oporoza but we do not know whether it was aimed at anybody because we are still in the forest. We ran into the forest this morning.
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