As forewarned, a major "Cordon and Search" operation by the Movement for the
Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) commenced today, Tuesday, June 9, 2009 at
about 2200 Hrs with devastating effects on the heavily fortified Chevron Otunana
flow station in Delta state which is currently engulfed in fire after being
overwhelmed by our fighters.
Code named "Hurricane Piper Alpha", the objective is to smoke out war criminals of
the Northern Nigerian armed forces who have taken refuge in oil installations and
give them instant jungle justice.
These state sponsored terrorists are responsible for the killings, rapes,
indiscriminate bombings and wanton destruction of property belonging to innocent
civilians in impoverished oil bearing communities whose resources continues to
sustain the entire Nigerian economy to their own detriment.
We have adopted the same scorched earth policy of the military which was approved by
the Nigerian Presidency and endorsed by the National Assembly on any oil and gas
company that allows its flow stations, rigs, pipelines or super tankers to be used
as a safe haven.
MEND is declaring the JTF commander, General S. Y. Bello a wanted man. He should
give himself up at our Camp 5 annex as he has a case to answer.
We want him to tell us what happened to the women, the disabled, elderly, babies and
children who could not escape from his indiscriminate and cowardly aerial attacks.
Our message to fugitive Bello is "you can run , but you can't hide".
The obese general is advised to loose weight before reporting to Camp 5 annex since
the entrance gate is quite narrow or he will find it an unpleasant experience if we
have to squeeze him through it even with using crude oil as a lubricant.
As for his kindergarten spokesman Colonel Rabe Abubakar, he will be given 24 strokes
of the cane on his bare buttocks according to his Sharia law for giving a
false sense of security to the oil majors in spite of being forewarned.
This "Cordon and Search" operation will continue until all the missing civilians are
accounted for.
Jomo Gbomo
