USA Africa Dialogue Series - Re: Break-Up 2015: No Jonathan, No Nigeria - Biafra Activists Should Vote Out Jonathan

"A man of words but not of deeds

Is like a garden full of weeds"

Since Alhaji Mujahid Asari-Dokubo is speaking intentionally and not just idly, his words should be taken for what they are worth, literally, seriously, if you love Nigeria, land of the free.

What can Alhaji Do-kubo do? What can they not do?

To begin with, he and his Niger-Delta-Men can go for the country's jugular - since these days the land of 165 million people survives on oil. All these development programs and all this education that the professors are forever talking about can only be financed by da oil money – and if MujahidDokubo and his men opt to disrupt that constant flow then the Naija economy will cough and spurt a little and come to a grinding halt. Perhaps it is in this sense that the Ijaw man is talking. He can't do much else. Unless of course the Southern, IjawMujahideenwant to join forces with their Jihadist Brethren-in-arms up North to declare the new Islamic state, fisabilillah?

Isn't it bad enough that Naijaland is already losing One Billion Dollars a month of the oil money to the Delta Bandits - who some say are motivated by poverty?

Well you don't steal $1 Billion a month and remain poor, or do you? With that sort of money you could purchase all kinds of weapons on the free market.

 Fact is that the more the bandits get, they more they want. The law of unimpeded supply and everlasting demand. Month after month. How long has this been going on? There must be some kind of arrangement up there  - and that should be all the more reason for the Delta Crocodiles to want a continuation of the largesse that's flowing their way, it would seem, unimpeded by qualms or fears of something sometimes known as " the stiff arm of the law"

Just wondering,

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