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Early British Hostage Release

The candid comments by the British Ambassador to Nigeria, Mr Bob Dewar on the unjust
situation in the Niger Delta region when he visited Nigeria's Misinformation
Minister has flicked on a switch of hope for an early release of the British
hostage, Mathew Maguire.

The envoy noted to our satisfaction the injustice and criminality by successive and
the current government for which we are fighting to change.

Since it seems the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) and the
British government are on the same page, we believe that the ball is now in the

Mathew Maguire's Birthday

Today, June 1 is Mathew Maguire's birthday. He has spent close to 9 months in
captivity and we hope to release him today as his gift.

Due to safety concerns, we wish to alert the British High Commission of our
intentions so they can inform the government to put a leash on the overzealous JTF
who may plan to ambush the fighters along with Mathew to score cheap publicity that
he was rescued by them.

His company may begin the process of receiving him tonight while we make
arrangements for a safe drop off zone.

Jomo Gbomo

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Special Envoy Matthew Maguire returns home within 24 Hrs

Special Envoy and Advocate for Change, Mr Matthew Maguire will be leaving the
Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) to reunite with his family
within the next 24 hours.

We want to dispel any impression that he is being kept back to serve as a human
shield with the approach of Hurricane Piper Alpha.

Matthew's fate will continue to be tied to that of Henry Okah in the spirit.

Jomo Gbomo

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Matthew Maguire Update

Mr Matthew Maguire will be dropped off at a secure zone and handed over to an agent
who will deliver him to his company before dusk today, June 12, 2009.

Once Matthew has been handed over, we will issue an immediate update.

Jomo Gbomo

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