The Movement for the Survival of the Ijaw Ethic Nationality in the Niger Delta (MOSIEND), wishes to inform the general public that Mr. Robert Obebara and Kennedy Frederick claiming themselves as the legitimate leaders are impersonators, and disclaimers, therefore they are hereby expelled due to their ugly behaviour against some of our members ON THE 24th of November, 2014 at about 9:15pm close to RCC Construction company along the East/West Road, on their way to Exxon Mobil for a peaceful protest for the payment of MOSIEND compensation as a result of Mobile Idoha pipeline oil spill of 1998.
For the avoidance of doubt, our noble organization wish to clear the air that Mr. Robert Obebara in the Movement for the Survival of ijaw Ethnic Nationalities in the Niger Delta (MOSIEND) is entirely different from the one late Owei Bousinate’s left over movement for the survival of the Ijaw Ethnic nationality in the Niger Delta (MOSIEND) under the leadership of President Prince Franklin E.A. Amachree.
The expulsion order was taken in our national executive meeting held in Port Harcourt, due to gross misconduct, impersonation, and anti-MOSIEND activities which violate our constitution.
MOSIEND the parent foremost cherished Ijaw Socio-Cultural Organisation that signed the famous “KAIAMA DECLARATION” hereby warns all government organs, muti-national oil companies, NDDC, Niger Delta Ministry, the Security agencies including the media not to recognize transact any business or assistance, contracts, with Mr. Robert Obabara and his co-horts in the name of (MOSIEND) or does so at their own risk.
In lieu of the above warning, any public or private corporate companies that dishonor this warming would be forced to face the full wrath of the law.
We, the national executives of MOSIEND is calling on all Nigerians to cast their votes for President Goodluck Ebele Azikiwe Jonathan (GCFR) for his second tenure re-election coming on the 28” of March, 2015, in continuation and consolidation of his transformation agenda which has made Nigeria as the strongest leading economy in Africa.
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