Comments on: element: ifie and tina

By: ron

ron — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 04:06:05 +0000

Dear friend, I admire your effort in creating information on this subject!

By: gene,I.

gene,I. — Fri, 25 Nov 2011 19:43:38 +0000

i appreciate the effort you iphie and tina are putting in to draw the world’s attention to the pollutions, deprivations, destruction, wickedness and criminal exploitations of the natural environment and people of the niger delta in particular and eastern nigeria in general. let us continue to expose these to the outer world to see, let us also engage to sensitize our own people on the fact that only us can free ourselves. we must attain full knowledge of ways and means to do these and then collective actions will be easy. contact me for more info on ways to engage these oil companies and colluding politicians for results. remember that when you have a genuine cause violence is not the first option. it only gives a bad name to an otherwise good legitimate cause. kudos to you and your fellow pioneers.

By: Innocent

Innocent — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 07:19:16 +0000

I so much like this documentary. Even though many have been killed saying the truth,no one can kill the truth.Mr.money maker, ask yourself,’On my funeral,what will I be remembered for?’ or what will God say to me?.Maybe you don’t believe there is a God who gave that treasure for a purpose.The end of all things created will come and it will be too late to make amend.Think twice and love your neighbour as God loves you.

By: aceo

aceo — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 21:57:42 +0000

you dont have a bus-stop, oppresion is in the DNA of nigerians. you dont have to be green peace to understand that the international court of gustice should be interested in this issue is crime against humanity. Bring all involved in this deal to justice. It is not important to be scientist to know we are doing things wrong in oil production. we dont need to die. we can use the ghandi believe to stop thing . It can happen. If 50 percent of nigerina youth sign document to international court of justice

By: aceo

aceo — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 21:50:08 +0000

i love the picture of the guy on the bus-stop. Yes we produce the petrol and gas. But we dont own anymore our mother land, when am in nigeria, i feel a foreigner in my country. The country is sold to foreign power. Obama is still taking on The BP on oil spill in US. Note that the BP has paid billion on recompensation. Yet more to be paid to the US. Our leader are busy meeting the family and clan associate in the evenings moving billions of naira or raw cash abroad. I am an eye witness. But our government with those they sold of the country to,Killed people in OGONI oil spill issue. I am nigeria. But am ashamed to be nigeria. I wrote the name of my country in small letters. Because i know the our leaders are on private interest. I dont talk of the patriotism, we are very religious country and bless, but we are not able to move because of the load of stupid and self-centered leaders. When they have a passport of foreinge countries, steal the nigerian wealth, go for treatment in foreign country, and finally they feel untouchable. The forget the throne is not for ever. It needs an amakening in the nigerian issue. I hope wikileak would get the business deal of nigerian leaders in collaboration with foreign power. I tell nigerians we will all through our passport in the bin on spot. We need a revolution change nigeria to great potential great country. The last world cup was in S.Africa. i watch all matches thought of the government, the federal capital abuja. the pay packets of senators and reps. Only darfts can control nigeria. because we love those that spread money on the street dancing “owan be” called GOd father. We are blessed,but we love to go abroad to get what we have. Tina fighting does not change things in nigeria. We need a group of intelligent nigeria to stop humilliating nigeria. Ifie am proud of you being nigerian with idea of change. Thanks

By: Toni H. Whitley

Toni H. Whitley — Mon, 27 Sep 2010 13:19:38 +0000

Mostly I manage to recycle my rubbish conscientiously but it is sometimes dispiriting when I observe just what the rest of the world is doing to this wonderful planet!

By: Gaetano Ingrasciotta

Gaetano Ingrasciotta — Thu, 17 Sep 2009 16:30:24 +0000

Fight for the humans right. All the people are the same but we live in a world were the money are more important of people and we fight for this absurdity.Come on Ifie and Tina you are on the right way!! We are with you!! Contact me for some news. Thanks all.

By: Hannah Jenn Santaniello

Hannah Jenn Santaniello — Mon, 18 May 2009 18:59:54 +0000

i Love you tina! your the best ,and i will always remember and love you,… even when i’m dead. Jacob wants to hook up with you also!

By: christos michael

christos michael — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 08:01:31 +0000

how can people from other countries help/i thought that if people that love nature come and stay for some time at places that can host them and bring their money in comunities that try to do something about the pollution then so we can win.i allready know people from nigiria that stay in cyprus….but their concern is not nature …i talk to them about this so i can turn their mind on this proble….together we can do something.

By: FELIX

FELIX — Wed, 22 Oct 2008 16:40:09 +0000

HELLO DERA, AM HAPPY A NIGERIAN YOUTH LIKE ME IS DOING CONCERNED ABOUT OUR ENVIRONMENT. U HAVE DONE A GREAT JOB HERE, I AM INTERESTED IN THE STUDY. PLEASE CONTACT ME THROUGH MY EMAIL, LETS PUT HEADS TOGETHER AND MAKE THIS BETTER FOR OUR PEOPLE. ALL THE BEST
FELIX