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FG’s Peace Move: We Will Resist Attempt To Undermine Urhobo – Group

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August 14, 2020
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FG’s Peace Move: We Will Resist Attempt To Undermine Urhobo - Group
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Urhobo ex-militant group, Urhobo Gbagbako, has said that any attempt to undermine the Urhobo people in the ongoing Federal Government’s peace process with ethnic nationalities in Delta State will be radically resisted.

In an online statement signed by its spokesman, Priest Omodjuvwu, the group said they had always been allergic to the word ‘traitor’ that had made them to resort to hostilities and destructions of facilities of international oil companies in Urhobo land few years ago.

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According to the group, “dealing with petty crumb eaters and some monarchs can only cause pains to the IOCs and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC.

READ ALSO: Herdsmen Attacks: Wake Up From Slumber, Archbishop Urges Urhobo Leaders

“We want to let the Federal Government know that making empty promises and trying to pacify us by dealing with evil doers and traitors, will slowly drive NPDC, NNPC and Shoreline into a certain abyss they will never recover from until we get what belongs to us.

“We, Urhobo Gbagbako, a militia group of all ex-militants, youths, women and elders of Urhobo ethnic nationality, did not and have not given any monarch authority to speak on our behalf on any issue as it concerns the 57 oil marginal fields.

“The Federal Government is aware of the activities and what Urhobo Gbagbako can do if they fail to deal with the right people in Urhobo land.

“They should act fast and meet with the real agitators and not with some monarch who cannot speak on behalf of the Urhobo Gbagbako.”

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