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Tompolo's meeting with MEND members stopped as soldiers seal off meeting venue

The proposed MEND meeting which was scheduled to hold this morning did not hold as soldiers reportedly sealed off the Ijaw House, venue of the proposed meeting on the orders of the state governor, Dickson Seriake. Sources at the governors office say Seriake had sent a letter to MEND members proposing to meet with them at a later date to discuss their grievances. The group, through its spokesperson, Eric Omare, released a statement condemning the soldiers invasion of Ijaw House. Read the statement after the cut...


"The Ijaw Youth Council Worldwide condemn in the strongest terms the military invasion of Ijaw House, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State; the administrative headquarters of the Ijaw National Congress the Ijaw Youth Council and housing the Bayelsa State Ministry of Ijaw National Affairs and Culture. A combined team of military and police officers in the early hours of Friday, the 24th of July, 2015 invaded and took over Ijaw House, Yenagoa, Bayelsa State to prevent ex-Niger Delta agitators from having their proposed meeting on Saturday, the 25th of July, 2015. This is illegal, unconstitutional and a draw back to the dark days of military dictatorship where Nigerians were deprived of their fundamental rights. The IYC wishes to remind the President and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Muhammadu Buhari, that we are in a constitutional democracy where things are done according to law. The fears of many Nigerians that General Buhari would take Nigeria back to the dark days of dictatorship where there is no regard for human rights are coming to reality. The IYC has it on good authority that President Buhari has an agenda to bomb and destroy the Niger-Delta region especially the Ijaw areas. The military movement into the Niger Delta region we have been reliably informed would commence this week.”the statement read

66 comments:

  1. Ghen ghen !
    ...Mama J...

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  2. I am patient with stupidity but not with those who are proud of it.

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  3. Ur group us a nuisance to the community and nation, military force is needed to handle militants. ..after all u use force to destroy national property.

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  4. It's good its just dem dem. If Presidency had been involved, more attacks would have come on Mr president

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    This will make you happy WATCH THIS CANCER SURVIVOR GET THE SEND-OFF SHE DESERVES

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  5. a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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    Thats nice though no doubt.....
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    ***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

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  6. Oh! I pray those dark days of bombing's in d Niger Delta region should never return if not dat means those residing in dis area wil b d grass dat wil suffer frm d fight of dis two elephants.

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  7. Very good, abeg we don't need anymore crisis. Linda take note!

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  8. Very good, abeg we don't need anymore crisis. Linda take note!

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  9. President Buhari Wants to Tell the Army to LeaveBoko Haram and. Come Bomb the Niger Delta... Wonderful.. How Stupid can one be???

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  10. Peace! Plz we need peace in dis country.. Let our actions be directed by God almighty.. Peace MEND!

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  11. They will never let President Buhari rest.
    The place was sealed on the orders of the state governor, so why bring the president into it.
    Phew! In die time all wailing wailers will be fine.

    ~BONARIO~says so via NOKIA LUMIA

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    1. Diz ar pple who reason wit there brains...not like those who reason wit there anus......thank u Bonario...Pls tell them sm pple don't even read d content b4 commenting

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    2. Two of ur are dummies, who directed the state governor to do so if not our president

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  12. Una dey crase. Jobless miscreants claiming militants

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  13. Hmmmmmmmmmm dey shld give us biafra,if dey dn't wnt peace

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  14. Please wot is wrong with Buhari, we are running democracy type of government and not dictatorship........this man is clearl looking for trouble were there is non.......He is planing to move soldiers into Bayelsa, when we need them more in the north........somebody pls borrow this old man some senses

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  15. They 'll surely v it privately.
    We want peace, do ur part. Enough already!

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  16. Divisive comments from historic vandals!
    Bomb?
    Seems they havnt heard of libel

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  17. Well if buhari does that,you guys gave him the reason to,If you want to act,why announce it and make much noise,you guys brought it all to yourself,so deal with it,And point of correction there is no ministry of Ijaw lol

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  18. Was it PMB that order the military not to allowed ur meeting not to hold or ur governor? Nd why re u referring to PMB? Mtcheew!!!

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  19. The governor's orders but your blaming buhari?

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  20. What kind of stupid meeting are these MEND dick head trying to hold? The military should shoot at site any one try to go doe this so call meeting for foolsssss. Linda Pls give us more info about this gist....

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  21. Their problem.

    ckjacob.blogspot.com

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  22. Wrong step, you don't tackle this sort of sensitive issue with force.

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  23. If they start any form of trouble, they will definitely carry it with their heads. Be warned

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  24. The only person who can encourage lawlessness and impurities is gone....Gej. New era is here , fall in line

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  25. The only person who can encourage lawlessness and impurities is gone....Gej. New era is here , fall in line

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  26. Hmmm, ds govt is asking for trouble from mend
    #*karlishah*

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    1. @golda , Buratai takes no prisoner of war. #takenote

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  27. Asides from abusing Tompolo, can we note something here? The way the ss leaders are 'handling' their boys. Northern leaders pls copy that.

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  28. Any which way, all I want is for our country to be in peace.

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  29. I don't know who is going to sink it into Buhari's head that he is not a military ruler anymore. He is now a duely elected president and he should know that he does not have the constitutional powers to stop any nigerian from peaceful assembly. It is our fundamental human rights that he is violating just nearly two months in power. Under two months, he is already dividing nigeria into two groups, the constituents that voted for him and the one that didn't vote for him. He can't use the Military to intimidate law abiding citizens. since when assembly of like minds is now a crime in the country? The military have a tough job to do with the nuisance called Boko haram and instead of buhari searching for friendly countries that will supply arms for the military to tackle this menace, he is busy roaming the globe and witch- hunting political enemies. Buhari, STOP the intimidation and do the job you were elected for

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  30. Hope this doesnt spark a fight

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  31. Abeg this mend people should get a life or lifeses sef. Who cares about their agenda.

    All those amnesty under GEJ don stop, una con dey whine.
    Are you the only one affected? Even ur mother Patience no longer has access to the vip section in airports.
    Berra hit the street and look for work. Hustle continues niyen.

    Please, next

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  32. You guys should shop for once! Na only ijay dey this country? Or the Niger Delta self??

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  33. You guys should shut up for once! Na only ijaw dey this country? Or the Niger Delta self??

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  34. With the way Pa Buhari is going,he will meet his Waterloo

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    1. Hmmm, what a foolish thought by Anon5:35.

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  35. With the way Pa Buhari is going ,he will soon meet his Waterloo ..he should let them hold their meeting,they could hv choose to meet in d creeks somewhere and not even announce it publicly...he will soon turn them to terrorist ..this won't be the way to go

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    1. @Anon5:38 , Buratai takes no prisoner of war. #takenote

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  36. Good 4 the pathetic idiots.

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  37. Na wao oo. PMB has become Akon "you can put the blame on me"

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  38. Na wao oo. PMB has become Akon "you can put the blame on me"

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  39. APCriminals biggest mistake would be to fuck with these guys, don't tamper with their amnesty payments cos if u do, Nigeria will find it hard to get any crude oil from that region...

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    1. @David, if the amnesty program is no longer affordable, then it's no longer sustainable.

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  40. Omare, wake up ! Nigerians are no fools. How can Buhari bomb the Niger Delta?

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  41. MEND my ass, u sell outs. Have always said it that a freedom fighter does not benefit from his or her struggle. Tomplo and his likes thieves were busy collecting contract from GEJ instead of facing the main issues of the niger delta. They tot goodluck will be there for ever now you can see nothing last for ever but the truth.

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  42. So everything is now covered under democracy and human rights tenets, including allowing meetings of militant groups? In that case the democratic and human rights of Boko haram and ISIS are being infringed upon by every action taken by authorities to stop their activities, or Perhaps the Nigerian government should wait until MEND proceed from meeting phase to attack phase before stopping them as we are in a democracy.This is laughable. Common guys! Let's be serious for once ,the tenets of democracy and human rights is not for mockery.

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  43. Ikuku AmStrong26 July 2015 at 11:07

    I been talk am. This could have been a publicity stunt, just to ruffle the government's feathers and it seems to have worked.

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  44. What did they do for naija delta with all their money from contracts and amnesty

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  45. We the niger dalta we are raed for anything evein if you kill all. also have it in mind that we are heros off owner own state we hate chaleges.where is the change you promist dis country mr prisedent buhari

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  46. Hope all these don't degenerate to another boko haram o

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    1. @bolubantin, Buratai takes no prisoner of war. #takenote.

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  47. Wait, all of a sudden Tompolo is back with Mend. Lmao. Yeye dey smell. Isn't Jomo Gbomo their spokesperson?

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  48. Arrant nonsense bigbosss say so....

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  49. it obvious, people just read and comment without reading the lines! Did you hear that it was the President that asked the army to stop the meeting? Didnt you read "The proposed MEND meeting which was scheduled to hold this morning did not hold as soldiers reportedly sealed off the Ijaw House, venue of the proposed meeting on the orders of the state governor, Dickson Seriake"? Please let always read properly and comment wisely.

    Dont forget their Governor is a PDP and he was the one that instructed the meeting to be postponed.

    Please lets me guided in our comment.

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