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Niger Delta Militants Attack Vessel, Kill Security Operatives In Bayelsa
Militants suspected to be Niger Delta Avengers have reportedly attacked Nigerian Navy personnel deployed to a waterways security vessel in Bayelsa State, killing some of the military men.
A video showed about three personnel down as the Niger Delta militants continued the heavy gun battle with the military.
The NDA on June 27 had threatened that they would return with “Operation Humble” which is similar to its “Operation Red” of 2016, designed to destroy oil installations.
In a statement released on its website on Saturday, the NDA threatened to crash the country’s economy and send it in to a permanent recession.
The statement stated that they would attack politicians working and collaborating with the Federal Government “to undermine the interest of the Niger Delta region.”
The group bemoaned the fact that the region had remained neglected despite its rich resources, stressing that its fresh violent onslaught against oil installations will shake the economy.
The NDA are a militant group in the Niger Delta region.
(Sahara Reporters)
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