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NIGERIA - The PUNCH reports that following the results of the presidential polls which saw the defeat of Nigeria's incumbent president, Goodluck Jonathan, Niger-Delta communities and militants have said they will take a stand on the allocation of oil blocks.
Speaking with the PUNCH, a source said: “You can see how they voted during the election. Every ethnic group voted for their own. But they want to come back to the Niger Delta to take away our resources without even recognizing that we should be involved in the allocations.
“Let them come. We are waiting for them,” the source said.
Speaking with the PUNCH, a source said: “You can see how they voted during the election. Every ethnic group voted for their own. But they want to come back to the Niger Delta to take away our resources without even recognizing that we should be involved in the allocations.
“Let them come. We are waiting for them,” the source said.
