Author Archives: Chief Oyibo

Confusion as to cause of blast

Suspected car bomb at military barracks may be linked to militant group The militant Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) on 19 April claimed responsibility for a suspected car bomb that detonated inside Port Harcourt’s Bori military … read more

MEND Denies Killings.

The Nigerian militant Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) denied army claims Thursday that that the driver of a rigged vehicle in Wednesday’s car bomb at a military barracks in the southern city of Port Harcourt was … read more

OBJ offers Delta boost

Nigeria’s president has promised thousands more jobs and a new motorway for the oil-rich Niger Delta region. Olusegun Obasanjo told officials from the troubled states that new jobs would be created in the military, police and the state oil company. … read more

Shooting near Aggrey road

About 13:10 hrs today a small craft with armed men was sighted in the creek south of Aggrey Road, Old Town, PH. This was followed by intensive gunfire; target not known. Spent rounds have fallen as far as Odi St, … read more

Update: Shooting near Aggrey road

Have received a report that the group had targetted the UBA bank in Hospital Road (just north of Aggrey Rd) that was due to receive/had just received a large cash delivery. There was a confrontation by the police and lots … read more

Brit Hi Comm’s 1st Quarter incident report

SECURITY INCIDENT REPORT JANUARY � MARCH 2006 This report has been compiled using information received from the diplomatic communities, security consultants and expatriates within Nigeria. In addition some items have been taken from press reports. Whilst we try to ensure … read more

Oil Firms: N/Delta Still a Danger

The threat by Ijaw militants to launch fresh attacks on oil companies in the Niger Delta area ment oil companies buckled in their plans to resume operations. More than 500,000 barrels per day remain shut in. Fears of the continued … read more

Security Report – Week 15

NIGERIA SECURITY REPORT WEEK 15 2006. GENERAL � Over One Hundred (100) people were reportedly killed in intra land dispute in QuanPan Local Government of Plateau State. Governor Joshua Dariye of Plateau State has imposed a dusk to dawn curfew … read more