http://loomnie.com/2008/07/10/more-about-stolen-oil/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=more-about-stolen-oil Experiences Thoughts Opinions Ideas Mon, 16 Jan 2012 09:44:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://loomnie.com/2008/07/10/more-about-stolen-oil/comment-page-1/#comment-1101 Momodu I.M Thu, 10 Jul 2008 21:30:08 +0000 http://loomnie.com/?p=180#comment-1101 President Umar Yar'Adua is right about the stolen oil being 'blood money'. It takes the like of the President,-" bold courageous, transparent, honest, sincere and God fearing" to come out and say the truth. If nothing at all we know that there is a cartel behind this oil business, both at home (Nigeria) and abroad. Come to think of it, since he came on board he has refused to increase the pump price of PMS in the country despite the very obvious pressures faced.Unlike his predecessor Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, who, was increasing the fuel price at will; maybe succumbing to the cartel or being a member. Or how do we explain it that for 8years that he governed our refineries never worked.To frustrate him (the President), the cartel have moved their nefarious acts to Niger Delta on a full scale war. The President should go a step further and deal with his fellow politicians who are behind the cultist. "Get them, Nigeria will know peace, leave them, there will be no peace." The G8 should come to our rescue, United Nations should listen to him,otherwise, like Liberia, Serria Leone, Somalia etc the Niger Delta region of Nigeria may degenerate into a senseless war which will do know one any good. President Umar Yar’Adua is right about the stolen oil being ‘blood money’. It takes the like of the President,-” bold courageous, transparent, honest, sincere and God fearing” to come out and say the truth. If nothing at all we know that there is a cartel behind this oil business, both at home (Nigeria) and abroad. Come to think of it, since he came on board he has refused to increase the pump price of PMS in the country despite the very obvious pressures faced.Unlike his predecessor Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, who, was increasing the fuel price at will; maybe succumbing to the cartel or being a member. Or how do we explain it that for 8years that he governed our refineries never worked.To frustrate him (the President), the cartel have moved their nefarious acts to Niger Delta on a full scale war. The President should go a step further and deal with his fellow politicians who are behind the cultist. “Get them, Nigeria will know peace, leave them, there will be no peace.” The G8 should come to our rescue, United Nations should listen to him,otherwise, like Liberia, Serria Leone, Somalia etc the Niger Delta region of Nigeria may degenerate into a senseless war which will do know one any good.

]]> http://loomnie.com/2008/07/10/more-about-stolen-oil/comment-page-1/#comment-4311 Momodu I.M Thu, 10 Jul 2008 21:30:00 +0000 http://loomnie.com/?p=180#comment-4311 President Umar Yar'Adua is right about the stolen oil being 'blood money'. It takes the like of the President,-" bold courageous, transparent, honest, sincere and God fearing" to come out and say the truth. If nothing at all we know that there is a cartel behind this oil business, both at home (Nigeria) and abroad. Come to think of it, since he came on board he has refused to increase the pump price of PMS in the country despite the very obvious pressures faced.Unlike his predecessor Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, who, was increasing the fuel price at will; maybe succumbing to the cartel or being a member. Or how do we explain it that for 8years that he governed our refineries never worked.To frustrate him (the President), the cartel have moved their nefarious acts to Niger Delta on a full scale war. The President should go a step further and deal with his fellow politicians who are behind the cultist. "Get them, Nigeria will know peace, leave them, there will be no peace." The G8 should come to our rescue, United Nations should listen to him,otherwise, like Liberia, Serria Leone, Somalia etc the Niger Delta region of Nigeria may degenerate into a senseless war which will do know one any good. President Umar Yar’Adua is right about the stolen oil being ‘blood money’. It takes the like of the President,-” bold courageous, transparent, honest, sincere and God fearing” to come out and say the truth. If nothing at all we know that there is a cartel behind this oil business, both at home (Nigeria) and abroad. Come to think of it, since he came on board he has refused to increase the pump price of PMS in the country despite the very obvious pressures faced.Unlike his predecessor Chief Olusegun Obasanjo, who, was increasing the fuel price at will; maybe succumbing to the cartel or being a member. Or how do we explain it that for 8years that he governed our refineries never worked.To frustrate him (the President), the cartel have moved their nefarious acts to Niger Delta on a full scale war. The President should go a step further and deal with his fellow politicians who are behind the cultist. “Get them, Nigeria will know peace, leave them, there will be no peace.” The G8 should come to our rescue, United Nations should listen to him,otherwise, like Liberia, Serria Leone, Somalia etc the Niger Delta region of Nigeria may degenerate into a senseless war which will do know one any good.

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