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Release Kanu and Dasuki Now or Else… Operation Shut Down Oil and Gas Activities in the Niger Delta Region We the Egbesu Mightier Fraternity is warning the Federal Government of Nigeria to release the Radio Director of Biafra and the former National Security Adviser, Colonel Sambo Dasuki (rtd.) in the next two week without hesitation and unconditionally. The Federal Government is also directed to ask the military to leave Gbaramatu within the same period or else we are going to shut down every oil and gas activities in the region. Because Tompolo is not responsible for the bombing of oil and gas pipelines in the region and that we are responsible. Niger Delta Avengers is a branch for the struggle. “Federal government approached to Chief Tompolo for his land to be used as Maritime University and he passionately sold his land to the government based on agreement, humanly what is wrong in that for someone to sell what belongs to him, is it a crime in Nigeria now? “It i...

We are all of Nigerian origin Abubakar Atiku, speaks out against eviction notice being issued by several regions to people   He urged the government to restructure and abolish state of origin Former vice president of Nigeria under Olusegun Obasanjo's administration, Abubakar Atiku, has condemned those those peddling quit notice, hate speeches and anti-Igbo songs. Atiku urged the federal government to restructure the country and remove the use of state of origin from the country's constitution. In a statement issued by his media office, Atiku said: “Just as I strongly condemned the Quit Notice on people of the Igbo ethnic stock living in Northern Nigeria and the counter quit notices that ensued, I also vehemently condemn the retaliatory Quit Notice given by certain elements in other parts of Nigeria to persons of other origins be they Northern, Yoruba or any other ethnic grouping within our country. “First and foremost, it is a fallacy to believe that there are peopl...

The European Union offered Niger $635 million on Thursday to curtail migration from Africa through the Mediterranean to Europe and said it was seeking more such money-for-migration deals ahead.