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]]> By: Joseph Oketunmbi http://adrianmonck.com/2008/09/shell-nigeria/comment-page-1/#comment-2776 Joseph Oketunmbi Tue, 07 Apr 2009 15:19:56 +0000 http://adrianmonck.com/?p=1435#comment-2776 Sir, With all due respect, I acknowledge the effort of Shell in provision of health delivery. But I stand strongly against the fact that Shell has tried its best for the people in the area. Shell waited until things got out of hand. And that is the result of militancy activity we are seeing today. Without any form of sentiment in my stand on this issue, I think there excessiveness in the now protest of Niger/Delta activity. Even most of the pioneers in this struggle like Asari Dokunbo and others have started sounding regretting. My believe is that this people have tried by letting their yearning known to the entire world. It is high time they sheath their sword and allow the world to fight for them. Shell and other oil producing companies should see more to what they can do for the people in their respective host communities. Most of the areas lack good accessibility. They should think about what they can do. Sir,

With all due respect, I acknowledge the effort of Shell in provision of health delivery.

But I stand strongly against the fact that Shell has tried its best for the people in the area. Shell waited until things got out of hand. And that is the result of militancy activity we are seeing today. Without any form of sentiment in my stand on this issue, I think there excessiveness in the now protest of Niger/Delta activity.

Even most of the pioneers in this struggle like Asari Dokunbo and others have started sounding regretting. My believe is that this people have tried by letting their yearning known to the entire world. It is high time they sheath their sword and allow the world to fight for them.

Shell and other oil producing companies should see more to what they can do for the people in their respective host communities. Most of the areas lack good accessibility. They should think about what they can do.

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