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Buhari should not be trusted – Militants say

The militants also boasted that they are prepared to engage the military in warfare anytime they are attacked.

The militant group also called on the Niger Delta elders to stop asking them to negotiate with the Federal Government.

The militants also dared the Nigerian military to come and get them in the creeks of the oil rich region.

According to the group’s spokesman, Agbinibo Mudoch, “To the elders of the Niger Delta, hope it is clear to you our elders that the Buhari-led government is unreliable, unreasonable and irresponsible. Can you tell the world the government official you have been dialoguing with? Is it the President? Or is there any committee that is set up for it?

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“We respect you our elders. As such, stop behaving, as if the Niger Delta is a seized region. Stop acting like you are begging the government for a dialogue. The worse the government will do is to bombard our villages and towns in the name of looking for NDA. So, our elders should tread carefully with the Nigerian government.

“Since we (NDA) started the struggle, none of our operatives has been arrested. All those in detention in the name of NDA are not part of NDA.  The world should know this. Stanley Tonghan and Felix Miyenminiye are not members of NDA. We don’t know them or have any connection with them.

“The suspects (Tonghan and Felix Miyenminiye) were paid five million naira to give Nigerian military intelligence information on the activities of NDA.  The suspects’ failure to deliver led to their arrest. They were therefore tagged NDA members. What a shame?”

Chief of Army Staff (COAS), Lieutenant General Tukur Buratai said the army would not hesitate to use force against militants in the Niger Delta if they refuse to accept peace efforts.

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