has destroyed an illegal oil bunkering vessel arrested with stolen crude oil in the creeks of the Niger Delta.
About 600 to 650 cubic metres of illegally lifted crude oil in five compartments were said to be on board the vessel with registration number L85 B9.50 as of the time of the arrest. “I was arrested in Escravos by Tompolo boys but the alleged stolen crude oil was not loaded by me. My vessel was hijacked by some boys who forced the loaded crude into my ship,” Mr Manasseh said in his confessional statement.“I don’t know the hijackers at all. But when Tompolo security operatives stormed the scene, they all ran away and abandoned their loading operation which had lasted about two and a half hours,” Mr Manasseh added.
Aren’t they supposed to investigate rather than destroy it. Looks more like destroying evidence. Nigeria is a lost cause!! 🤦♂️
I don't see the point.
Why destroy it?
NAH LIE SHOW US VIDEO HOW THEY STARTED THE DESTRUCTION
Order from above
Nice job
Fulani nigeria navy commander destroys bunkering vessel arrested by niger delta militant to avoid evidence that will link fulanis emir's and fulani politicians
U catch thief wen thief ur property, u jailed d thief den destroy ur property... No b juju b dat
Complicity, I believe NN has something it's covering.
Wetin these people mean by Tompolo’s men? So now tompolo is stronger than Nigerian navy. SMH 🤦♂️
Why destroy the evidence. Whom ever gave that command should be questioned
Nigerian Navy successfully destroys the evidence that could have lit up investigations and possible exposures.
Why should they burn the vessel? They should hold the guy that lit up the vessel 'coz he knows something.
The Nigerian should be probed for criminal ollaboration all these years. Economic bandits everywhere.
Militants doing what our government couldn't do? Well done APC
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