OCTOBER 1ST: NOT AN INDEPENDENCE DAY TO NIGER DELTA BUT ANOTHER ANNIVERSARY OF SOVEREIGN CAPTIVITY

By: Sam-Michael Bayowuman

(bachael08@gmail.com)

October 1st, today, 56years ago in 1960 Nigeria was ascertained to have gained a peaceful independence  from the British Colony after an unjustful, egocentric and crookery amalgamation of the Northern and Southern Nigeria in 1914.

THE MONKEY, THE BABOON & THE BANANA (NIGER DELTA, NIGERIA & THE CRUDE OIL)

By: Sam-Michael Bayowuman

Niger Delta has suffered and still suffers grave injustice from Nigeria in a Jungle where they exist by deception, forceful contraption and ignorance of the aftermath results of an amalgamation and colony where early rejection and revolution would have served a sustainable remedy;

TERRITORIALISM AND TERRORISM: THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN NIGER DELTA AVENGERS & BOKO HARAM CUM FULANI HERDSMEN

By: Sam-Michael Bayowuman

(bachael08@gmail.com)

Territorialism or Landlordism is the act of proven ownership by inhabitants of a territory or region covering from the sky, airspace to beneath the seas (water bodies or rivers) - the biosphere.

BUHARI DID NOT EXPECT TO BE PRESIDENT, HE PLANNED HAVOC AVERTED BY JONATHAN'S CONCESSION

June 22, 2016

By: Sam-Michael Bayowuman

One year-plus after the emergence of the military General, Muhammadu Buhari as Nigeria's President who is running a para-military democracy in his supposed "democratic government" after dictatorship, a 360 leadership;

FG; GIVE US OUR FREEDOM (RESOURCE CONTROL), NORTH EAT YOUR FOOD (ONION, YAM & CARROT); WE WILL DRINK OUR CRUDE OIL - NIGER DELTA

21st June, 2016

By: Sam-Michael Bayowuman

Growing up as an indigene of a host Community of the Oloibiri Oil Field and the First Oil Well in West Africa in Otuabagi Community in the then Oloibiri District of Rivers State, now Otuabagi Community in Ogbia LGA of Bayelsa State; I had earlier witnessed the use of crude oil in place of Kerosene in Stoves and Lamps for Cooking and Lighting in the early 90s by villagers inhabiting the Oil-Rich Clan (Ogbia) because of the high poverty rate, and inadequacy, unavailability and inaccessibility of human physiological needs to the villagers. This occurred after the Oil wells and Community(ies) were abandoned in "forest" and "darkness" which created an easy access of the crude oil to the villagers for domestic use and using the raw crude oil worked perfectly. The only difference was the high carbonated sooth it produces from the incomplete combustion because it is a raw unrefined crude.

THE NAME "NIGER DELTA"; A TRACE INTO ITS ORIGIN AND THE INTRIGUES IN THE 1914 AMALGAMATION OF NIGERIA

June 18, 2016

By: Sam-Michael Bayowuman

The name "Niger Delta" emanates as a result of the geographical deltas of the alleged Niger River which in this context I write to disagree with the misconception that the Niger River is emptying into the Deltas of Southern Nigeria

WHAT PRESIDENTIAL POWER CANNOT (NEVER) DO FOR GENERAL MUHAMMADU BUHARI

By: Sam-Michael B.

Presidential power can help him jail freedom fighters and all his political opponents;

Minister of Petroleum, Ibe Kachuchwu Keeping to His Words As He Storms Okerenkoko to Inspect the Take off Campus of the Nigerian Maritime University

See photos of Minister of State for Petroleum in his pro-active steps towards the development of Niger Delta and curbing the crisis beholding the region as He inspects the take off campus of the Nigerian Maritime University in Okerenkoko, Delta State of the Niger Delta Region.

IBE KACHUKWU SLAMS AMAECHI ON MARITIME UNIVERSITY, TEACHES HIM WHAT BEING A NIGER DELTAN MEANS

The minister of transport, Chibuike Amaechi gave a very wrong disposition towards the development of Niger Delta who is at same time a representative of the region in the Federal Council. The minister of state for petroleum,

Obsolate MEND to Steer Clear, Niger Delta Avengers in Actions to Builld Niger Delta

NIGER DELTA YOUTH FORUM (NDYF)

PRESS RELEASE

MEND SHOULD STEER CLEAR FROM ANY NEGOTIATION WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

June 13 2016.

We are dismayed to read the media reports credited to the defunct Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND),