- CANADA TO INJECT 20M CAD TO SUPPORT SMART AGRICULTURE IN TANZANIA
- ZAMBIA AND CHINESE SIGNED MoUs FOR SEVERAL INFRASTRUTURAL DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS
- CONSTRUCTION OF NEW 500-BED WINDHOEK DISTRICT HOSPITAL COMMENCED IN NAIMBIA
- STUDENTS INJURED AFTER CEILING COLLASPED DURING LECTURE IN OAU, NIGERIA
- KMC LAY FOUNDATION FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ROAD PROJECT IN THE GAMBIA
Niger Delta leader pleas with Avengers not to resume ‘Planned’ Oil Attacks
Calls on Avengers to Hold off Oil Attacks
A key community leader from Nigeria’s tense Delta oil-producing region called on militants on Sunday not to resume their attacks until they had further time to negotiate their demands with the government.
Edwin Clark, who leads the Pan Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF), which has been holding peace talks with the government since last year, called on the Niger Delta Avengers militant group to “be patient.”
Clark said in a statement issued by the Presidential Amnesty Programme. “It is true that the federal government has not been quite serious about the negotiations, but we are asking the Niger Delta Avengers to maintain the peace.”