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Nigeria: More Militants Demand Contracts From Jonathan
Leadership, 10 September 2012
Ex-militants from Akwa Ibom who accepted the federal government's amnesty have protested their exclusion from the NNPC surveillance contracts awarded to ex-militant groups led by… Read more »
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Nigeria: Ex-Militants and Pipelines Security Deal
This Day, 10 September 2012
The controversy surrounding the award of contracts by the Federal Government to some ex-militant leaders for the protection of oil pipeline facilities in the Niger Delta has been… Read more »
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Nigeria: Niger Delta - Jonathan Pays Four Warlords U.S.$40 Million Yearly
Leadership, 23 August 2012
The administration of President Goodluck Jonathan doles out almost $40 million annually to four of Niger Delta's top former warlords as protection fee for oil pipelines they used… Read more »
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Nigeria: 'Tompolo, Dokubo Get N5 Billion to Guard Pipes'
Daily Trust, 23 August 2012
Former top Niger Delta militants have received about N6.32 billion to protect oil pipelines from attacks in the past year, a report by American newspaper Wall Street Journal said… Read more »
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Nigeria: Ijaw Youth Leaders Tackle Boyloaf
Vanguard, 23 July 2012
COALITION of Ijaw Youth Leaders, COIL, has disagreed with the claim by former commander of defunct Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger-Delta, MEND, Victor Ebikabowei Victor,… Read more »
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Nigeria: N16 Billion Maritime Deal - Shippers Bow to Tompolo
Leadership, 5 April 2012
There are strong indications that indigenous ship owners who had vowed never to have anything to do with Global West Vessels Specialists Ltd (GWVSL) have begun to cooperate with… Read more »
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Nigeria: Sea Pirates Kill MD of Tompolo's Firm
Vanguard, 9 August 2012
SUSPECTED sea pirates have killed Captain Romeo Itima, Managing Director of Global West Vessel Specialist Limited, an oil bunkering surveillance company owned by ex-militant… Read more »
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Nigeria: Tompolo, Boyloaf Face-Off Worries Ex-Militants
Vanguard, 18 July 2012
Some former militants under the aegis of Ex-Niger Delta Militant Agitators Leadership Forum, ENDMALF, have express concern over the verbal face-off between Chief Government… Read more »
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Nigeria: MEND- Why Tompolo Suspended Boyloaf, By Warri-Ijaw Group
Vanguard, 17 July 2012
THE Warri-Ijaw Peace Monitoring Group, WIPMG, Warri in Delta State, yesterday, said, following the antecedents of former militant leader, Victor Ben, alias Boyloaf, it was not… Read more »
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Nigeria: Protesting Niger Delta 'Ex-Militants' Are Imposters - Amnesty Office
Daily Trust, 23 August 2012
Youth from the Niger Delta that protested non-inclusion in the presidential amnesty programme for ex-militants yesterday in Abuja were imposters, the Presidential Amnesty office… Read more »
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Nigeria: Group Declears Support for Tompolo Over N-Delta Security
Vanguard, 10 July 2012
Niger Delta Indigenous Movement for Radical Change, NDIMRC, has declared its intention to join forces with the founder of Movement for Emancipation of the Niger Delta, MEND, Chief… Read more »
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Nigeria: Between Tompolo and Waterways Concessioning
Vanguard, 10 April 2012
The administration of President Goodluck Jonathan appears determined to eradicate all forms of illegality in the Nigerian Water-ways - smuggling, hijacking, robbery and illegal oil… Read more »
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Nigeria: Jonathan Faces Challenge to Curb Oil Theft
Leadership, 27 June 2012
Like a tropical Venice, the town of Abonnema is packed on an island in the Niger delta - a deep river to one side, meandering creeks to another and the pounding Atlantic 40km to… Read more »
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Nigeria: We Will Break Oil Cabal - Tompolo
Vanguard, 3 July 2012
He is popularly known As Tompolo, an Ex militant leader that once evoked terror in the Niger-Delta. Most people don't know him by his bonafide name, Government Ekpemupolo, not to… Read more »
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Nigeria: 'How Niger Delta Struggle Started'
Vanguard, 12 July 2012
NATIONAL Vice Chairman, Amnesty Phase, II 'General' Israel Akpodoro, yesterday, said the Niger Delta struggle was started by Urhobo people of Gbaigolo and the Ijaw in 1993. Read more »