No Going back on Niger Delta Republic – Militants

A coalition of Niger Delta agitators under the aegis of Niger Delta Watchdogs, has reiterated its earlier deadline of October 1 on Northerners in the re­gion to leave.
The agitators said that the region was interested in actualizing Niger Delta Republic and urged the Federal Government to tackle the issue of the re­structuring of the county.
In a statement issued last night after an emer­gency meeting held in Port Harcourt, the mili­tants declared that Niger Delta was not part of Bia­fra struggle.
The groups include the Delta Watchdogs, Niger Delta Volunteers, Niger Delta Warriors, Niger Delta Peoples Fighters, Bakassi Freedom Fight­ers, Niger Delta Move­ment for Justice, Niger Delta Fighters Network, Niger Delta Freedom Mandate and Niger Delta Development Net­work.
However, the state­ment was signed by Gen­eral John Duku (Niger Delta Watchdogs) and Convener, Coalition of Niger Delta Agitators.
Others were General Ekpo Ekpo (Niger Del­ta Volunteers), General Osarolor Nedam (Ni­ger Delta Warriors), Major-General Henry Okon Etete (Niger Del­ta Peoples Fighters), Major-General Asuk­wo Henshaw ( Bakas­si Freedom Fighters) , Major-General Ibinabo Horsfall (Niger Delta Movement for Justice), Major-General Duke Emmanson (Niger Del­ta Fighters Network), Major-General Inibeghe Adams (Niger Delta Freedom Mandate) and Major-General Ibinabo Tariah (Niger Delta De­velopment Network), as well as representatives of other major groups in the region.
A communiqué made available to newsmen through the network, accused President Mu­hammadu Buhari-led All Progressives Congress (APC) of lopsidedness in federal appointments.
They said: “We still maintain our earlier po­sition and we demand the immediate removal of Group Managing Di­rector of NNPC and the entire board of NNPC, and the National Securi­ty Adviser.
“We demand restruc­turing of Nigeria with re­gions in control of their resources and revenue generated from her envi­ronment.
“Finally, we still stand by the October 1, 2017 declaration if the above stated demands are not addressed soon. A stitch in time saves nine,” the agitators declared.

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