Introduction:
In a recent development, the Biafra forces, led by the Prime Minister in Exile, Mazi Simon Ekpa, have taken drastic measures to disrupt Nigeria's oil platforms. This blog post will delve into the key points highlighted in a YouTube video from the Biafra Unite Channel, shedding light on the escalating tensions and the Biafra Republic's demands.
1. Emergency Security Meeting:
After an emergency security meeting, the Biafra forces have resolved to initiate operations on oil platforms with the aim of halting Nigeria's access to six crucial oil platforms. The message is clear: Biafra refuses to support what they term as a "terrorist state." "NIGGA-AREA otherwise known as NIGERIA"
2. Oil Delivery Pipeline Sabotage:
The Biafra forces have successfully disrupted the oil delivery pipeline for the MPDC (Maurel & Prom Development Company) in Biafra territory. This deliberate act is part of their strategy to cut off oil revenues flowing to Nigeria, accusing the Nigerian government of using these funds to support terrorism.
3. Major Oil Pipeline in Flames:
A significant oil pipeline in Biafra territory is reported to be in flames as the Biafra forces intensify efforts to impede the flow of oil revenues to Nigeria. The Prime Minister alleges that Nigeria utilizes these funds to finance terrorism, emphasizing the importance of stopping this flow.
4. Warning to Oil Companies:
Mazi Simon Ekpa issues a stern warning to all oil companies operating in Biafra territory. He demands recognition of the Biafra government in Exile or departure from the region. Companies are urged to either acknowledge Biafra's authority or leave, reminiscent of Shell's previous decision.
5. License Requirement for Resource Exploitation:
Beyond recognition, the Biafra forces assert that oil companies must obtain a license from the Biafra government in Exile to operate in the region. The Prime Minister emphasizes that exploiting Biafra's resources without proper authorization will no longer be tolerated.
6. Escalation of Actions:
Mazi Simon warns that the ongoing actions are merely a warning exercise and that they will escalate very soon as it has become necessary. The Biafra forces are determined to crash the economy of the zoo called Nigeria and destabilize what they term a "terrorist government."
Conclusion:
As tensions rise and oil facilities in Biafra territory face disruptions, the Biafra Republic's leadership is resolute in its stance against what they perceive as the Nigerian government's support for terrorism. The demand for recognition, licensing, and the warning to oil companies underscore the gravity of the situation, leaving the region on edge with uncertain consequences.
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