Released hostages (L-R) James Robertson from the U.S., Gilles Mignon from France and Robert Croke from Canada sit before a briefing where they were presented to the media at the Nigerian Air Force base in the oil hub Port Harcourt November 18, 2010, after they were rescued by the Nigerian military Wednesday night. Nigeria's security forces reunited 19 foreign and local hostages with their employers on Thursday after freeing them from militant camps in the creeks of the Niger Delta oil region. - REUTERS/Austin Ekeinde.Friday 19 November 2010
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Released hostages (L-R) James Robertson from the U.S., Gilles Mignon from France and Robert Croke from Canada sit before a briefing where they were presented to the media at the Nigerian Air Force base in the oil hub Port Harcourt November 18, 2010, after they were rescued by the Nigerian military Wednesday night. Nigeria's security forces reunited 19 foreign and local hostages with their employers on Thursday after freeing them from militant camps in the creeks of the Niger Delta oil region. - REUTERS/Austin Ekeinde.
...Tanks...Jezzzzz...de one in da middle luuk drunk & tired..Naija delta militanti abegi mek una tak am izzy joor!
ReplyDeleteKudos to the JTF. More bullets to your guns. Please try and seize other millitants' camps and dislodge the millitants from the creeks so that the peaceful time in Niger Delta can return.
ReplyDeleteThe arse-head militants killed two soldiers from my Battalion. May their souls R.I.P.
ReplyDeleteHappy for y'all hostages...
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