Ex-Militant Leader, Pastor Rueben Advises Boyloaf and Shoot-At-Sight To Negotiate For Oil Block And Leave Tompolo Alone

Ex-Militant Leader, Pastor Rueben Advises Boyloaf and Shoot-At-Sight To Negotiate For Oil Block And Leave Tompolo AlonernrnEx-militant leader, Pastor Reuben Wilson, has advised others, including Boyloaf and Shoot-at-Sight, to focus on getting oil blocks instead of pipeline surveillance jobs.rnrnHe said they should talk to the Federal Government and ask for oil blocks, which he believes will bring more benefits than pipeline surveillance.rnrnPastor Reuben explained that many people are already working under Tantita Security Services Nigeria Limited as subcontractors. He mentioned names like David Lyon, Joshua Maciver, and Chief Kodjo Sam, saying they are all from Bayelsa State and are involved in the contracts.rnrnHe added that these people are working in their own communities where oil pipelines are located, and that some people from Rivers State are also part of the contracts.rnrnPastor Reuben questioned why there is so much focus on Government Ekpemupolo (Tompolo), when many others are also involved in similar security jobs.rnrnHe advised Niger Delta people to stop fighting over pipeline surveillance and think about bigger opportunities. According to him, oil blocks are more valuable, and many people who have them are not even from the Niger Delta.rnrnHe ended by encouraging leaders and youths in the region to come together and push for oil blocks instead of focusing on surveillance contracts.