Niger Delta group writes President Buhari, threatens violence

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A Niger Delta group, under the auspices of The Oro Freedom fighters (OFF) have written an open letter to President Muhammadu Buhari warning that its Hong Kong-trained fighters will return to Nigeria soon.

The group had called on President Buhari to carry out policies that will affect the lives of people in the Niger Delta region positively but in its latest statement accused him of shunning dialogue.

In a statement it made available, on Monday, the group said it has been patient but it looks like the president is ready to do their bidding.

It said it is not bothered if the federal government is training soldiers to face them as they were prepared.

“The OFF have count beyond patience on your refusal to embracing peace in Nigeria. May it interest you to know that Nigeria is not meant for one man, but for everyone including the generation yet unborn. It is of fact that without damages in Nigeria you will not seek for dialogue. Never pray for damages because it will take the lives of many of your loved ones.

“From your military regime to the electoral, you posed to fight corruption and indiscipline whereas there is a whole good number of such at the peak starting from you. The looters money are not accountable, the citizens dead rate on starvation are innumerable.

“Though many may pretend to be silent, but OFF will not. Rights activists will be jailed, but the corrupt artisans will be locked up in the office. Take it or leave it, the OFF fifty-man soldiers trained in Hong Kong will be arriving Oro Nation on the 28th of February

“We don’t stop you from training soldiers, but be rest assured that soldiers are born by women. Fourteen days is given to you for the announcing of the Niger Delta Republic. Mr. President, a word is enough for a wise.”

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