OIL THEFT: PICTURES, VIDEO: NAVY SET OIL VESSEL ABLAZE

 


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You recall I posted about the vessel that was caught by Tantita Security operatives few days ago which was pumping oil through an illegal channel that was to be sent through Ghana.

This very vessel has not been up to a week it was caught but the information before us says that the vessel has been set ablaze by Nigerian Navy as at yesterday. 

Many are saying that the hasty setting of that ablaze has sinister motives which might be to conceal some indicting evidence to those responsible.

Aside this suspicion, why was the effect of burning to the environment and the people not taken care of? Why the haste? Think about all the these.

What the video of a citizen of Delta had to say!


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