– The general overseer of Victory Assembly Ministry (VAM), Bishop Jonathan Eze says the Niger Delta Avengers are incurring the wrath of God by their bombing activities
– Blames the Niger Delta leaders for allowing the situation to in the region get out of hand
– Warns that spiritual leaders will have to engage the militants in spiritual warfare if they do not stop the bombings
Bishop Jonathan Eze has blamed Niger Delta leaders for allowing the situation in the region get out of hand.
The general overseer of Victory Assembly Ministry (VAM), Bishop Jonathan Eze has warned the Niger Delta militants to stop blowing up oil pipelines or be prepared to face the wrath of God.
The Bishop Eze who was reacting to the incessant attacks on oil pipelines by new militant group, the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) on Thursday, July 7, in Owerri said the avengers are incurring the wrath of God by their activities, Vanguard reports.
“The Avengers are not fighting a just cause because their activities are affecting and threatening the peace of the nation.
“Nigerian oil is a natural gift from God and nobody has the right to destroy it,’’ he said.
The cleric who is also a UN peace ambassador said if the Avengers were aggrieved over any issue, they should address it in a civil manner rather than threaten the country.
He said if the country must remain one, no group should threaten the peaceful existence of the nation in the name of militancy.
Eze blamed Niger Delta leaders for allowing the situation to “get out of hand’’.
“The leaders in the Niger Delta region are to be blamed because they are the people that groomed the militants and they should call them to order.
“How can there be governors, senators, traditional rulers and other top government officials from the region; and yet they cannot caution their children from destroying government assets,’’ he said.
He said spiritual leaders in the country will have to engage the militants in spiritual warfare if they do not stop the bombings
Eze however, urged the federal government to take a critical look into the issue and handle it with diplomacy.
Meanwhile, the JNDLF is set to destroy up to 10 oil and gas pipelines from Ogboinbiri in Southern Ijaw of Bayelsa state to Obrinkon in Ikwerre LGA of Rivers state — the annoucment was made by the leadership of the group during their meeting in Yenagoa.
The militants also warned about the planned attacks on the flow stations of Ogboinbiri, Oporoma, Peremabiri, Tabidaba, Nembe, Brass, Chevron platform in Koluama, Okordia-Zarama and Biseni, including Gbarain-Ubie gas gathering plant.
– Blames the Niger Delta leaders for allowing the situation to in the region get out of hand
– Warns that spiritual leaders will have to engage the militants in spiritual warfare if they do not stop the bombings
Bishop Jonathan Eze has blamed Niger Delta leaders for allowing the situation in the region get out of hand.
The general overseer of Victory Assembly Ministry (VAM), Bishop Jonathan Eze has warned the Niger Delta militants to stop blowing up oil pipelines or be prepared to face the wrath of God.
The Bishop Eze who was reacting to the incessant attacks on oil pipelines by new militant group, the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) on Thursday, July 7, in Owerri said the avengers are incurring the wrath of God by their activities, Vanguard reports.
“The Avengers are not fighting a just cause because their activities are affecting and threatening the peace of the nation.
“Nigerian oil is a natural gift from God and nobody has the right to destroy it,’’ he said.
The cleric who is also a UN peace ambassador said if the Avengers were aggrieved over any issue, they should address it in a civil manner rather than threaten the country.
He said if the country must remain one, no group should threaten the peaceful existence of the nation in the name of militancy.
Eze blamed Niger Delta leaders for allowing the situation to “get out of hand’’.
“The leaders in the Niger Delta region are to be blamed because they are the people that groomed the militants and they should call them to order.
“How can there be governors, senators, traditional rulers and other top government officials from the region; and yet they cannot caution their children from destroying government assets,’’ he said.
He said spiritual leaders in the country will have to engage the militants in spiritual warfare if they do not stop the bombings
Eze however, urged the federal government to take a critical look into the issue and handle it with diplomacy.
Meanwhile, the JNDLF is set to destroy up to 10 oil and gas pipelines from Ogboinbiri in Southern Ijaw of Bayelsa state to Obrinkon in Ikwerre LGA of Rivers state — the annoucment was made by the leadership of the group during their meeting in Yenagoa.
The militants also warned about the planned attacks on the flow stations of Ogboinbiri, Oporoma, Peremabiri, Tabidaba, Nembe, Brass, Chevron platform in Koluama, Okordia-Zarama and Biseni, including Gbarain-Ubie gas gathering plant.
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