The Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta, MEND, has
commended President Muhammadu Buhari on his pledge not to resort to the
use of force to stop the militancy in the Niger Delta, noting that the
pledge was one of the critical and strategic concessions it has so far
secured from the Federal Government in the ongoing preliminary talks to
find sustainable solutions to the current Niger Delta crisis.
The group therefore called on all aggrieved militant groups in the Niger Delta to remain calm and patient and, more importantly, refrain from attacks on oil installations; as their grievances shall be comprehensively and adequately addressed by the Buhari administration.
The group therefore called on all aggrieved militant groups in the Niger Delta to remain calm and patient and, more importantly, refrain from attacks on oil installations; as their grievances shall be comprehensively and adequately addressed by the Buhari administration.
This was contained in a statement issued last night by MEND
spokesperson, Jomo Gbomo, which hailed the visit of the United States of
America Secretary of State John Kerry to Nigeria, stressing that
President Buhari’s pledge to the Secretary of State is one of the terms
and conditions of the ongoing dialogue with agitators in the region.
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