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Communities In Niger Delta threaten to Stop Oil Production

byMmekili Isichei-Okafor
June 27, 2024
in Business, Politics
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Most  Niger Delta Communities have threatened to cut down oil production in the region if the Federal Government continues to overlook the growing clamour for the release of the detained Leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu.

Since his extraordinary rendition from Kenya in June 2021,Kanu has remained in solitary confinement at the Abuja headquarters of the Department of State Services, DSS,But despite appeals and even Court orders for his unconditional release, the IPOB Leader is currently standing trial before a Federal High Court sitting in Abuja and is yet to get his freedom.

Speaking under the aegis of Association of Niger Delta Upland Communities, the oil-rich region, called on the Federal Government to quickly initiate moves for political solution to Kanu’s matter.

In a statement signed by its President, Isah Mohammed Obiri; and Secretary, Wisdom Oteyi, respectively, threatened to stop oil production in Niger Delta until Kanu who it said, is wrongly persecuted, is released.

“This is a prompt reminder to the Federal Government of Nigeria to acknowledge that our 14-days ultimatum is rapidly approaching. We remain steadfast in our commitment and determination to implement the plans we have outlined. This was in a copy of the letter seen  by Vanguard.

“Once again, we urge the Federal Government to call for peaceful discussions with our leader for resolution.

“Please be informed that the Rumuekpe Manifold, which takes the storage of 700,000 barrels of crude oil per day, will stop operation until our leader, Mazi Nnamdi Kanu, is released from the custody of the DSS facility.

“This decision includes the permanent closure of all the oil wells associated with the following pipelines: Kolo Creek, Adabawa, Oguta/Assa Trunkline, Owasa oil pipeline, Obelle oil pipeline, Rumpke oil return to Rumuekpe Manifold, Total Om! 58 Oil Pipeline, Niger Delta Petroleum Resources Limited oi! pipeline return to Rumuekpe Manifold, as well as other oil facilities including the largest Microwave, Flow Station,Total Metering Station, (NDPR) Metering Station across the Eastern zone with the map of the eastern zone oil companies operating hooked to Rumuekpe Manifold and operations of oil companies within the Bonny Terminal (Rumuekpe Manifold).

“This has been in effect since September 21, 2023, leading to significant financial losses for the Federal Government amounting to over N14.5 trillion over the past eight months.

“The marginalisation and conspiracy aimed at suppressing the Igbo Biafran people must cease immediately. We are united by blood and as one family. Injustice towards our leader is injustice that affects us all.


“They accused those behind Kanu’s extraordinary rendition from Kenya of responsibility for the tension associated with his continued detention, and threatened to expose them.

“The individuals who orchestrated the extraordinary rendition of our leader, solely because his enlightening messages challenged the status quo, are the true adversaries of Nigeria. This conspiracy aims to suppress our leader whose insights have awakened the masses.

“We implore all conscientious citizens to stand up and protect our leader using our abundant natural resources until he is liberated.

“The identities of those responsible for this disgraceful act against an innocent man, whose wisdom could benefit all, are causing widespread suffering. In the forthcoming press release, their complete names will be disclosed.”

 

Mmekili Isichei-Okafor

Mmekili Isichei-Okafor

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