IJAW IJAW NATION *** Welcome to United Ijaw on the web....We call on Nigeria to stop the military occupation of Ijawnation... United Nations Under Secretary-General, Dr. Antonio Maria Costa, in Abuja condemned the theft of Nigeria's assets by past corrupt leaders. He said that kleptomaniac leaders stole more than $400 billion dollars from the Nigerian treasury between 1960 and 1999.*** Almost $170 billion of the country’s wealth disappeared and ended in the private accounts of individuals between 1999 and 2003 alone..... Priye Torulagha ***Nigeria has failed Niger Delta – Nnamani **** Only the fear of a volcanic social eruption from below can stop barbaric behaviour by holders of political power – Gani Fawehinmi ***** We want it back, We want it all, We want it now...... Titoe Miriki
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President Goodluck Jonathan


Congratulations Mr. President. We stand by you, your fellow Nigerians and the world stand by you. We thank you for heeding the call. May the Lord guide and protect you and grant you wisdom and courage as you lead Nigeria...Titoe Miriki


Featured Articles:

The Congressional Black Caucus releases paper "Breaking the Oil Syndrome: Responsible Hydrocarbon Development in
West Africa" on Tuesday, July 19, 2005.....More

Oil fouls everything in southern Nigeria. It spills from the pipelines, poisoning soil and water. It stains the hands of politicians and generals, who siphon off its profits. Curse of the black gold

“We have had the worst government in this country within the last eight years. I am ready to challenge anybody on this. Chief Obasanjo sold everything the country had. The things he did not remember to sell are the National Assembly building, Aso Rock and the Supreme Court buildings. You don’t ever put an hungry man in the kitchen. I feel very sad and embarrassed that in the last 45 years, we have had more than five constitutions. The critical point is that nothing is wrong with our Constitution, but our rulers. In the past eight years, what we had in Nigeria was a military government masquerading as a civilian government.”.... Chief Richard Akinjide

"I consider that Nigeria is on the verge, on the brink of a massive implosion that will make what's happening in the Sudan child's play. We know there are movements for secession in this country. We know that everybody is preparing for the contingency of breaking up. International organisations are also studying the situation,"... Wole Soyinka, Africa's first Nobel Prize Winner for Literature... Reuters Alert, July 8, 2004.
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"It can be deduced that the political party plays a negative role in African societies because it is generally created or established by the elites to enhance their selfish interests.  Consequently, the political party cannot truly represent the people.  It is like a leech that sucks the socio-political lifeblood of the people and render them powerless and dependable on the elites"... Priye Torulagha
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THE IJAWS OF THE NIGER DELTA
We The Ijaws, the predominant indigenous people in the Niger Delta,  moved to the Delta over 7,000 years. We have a distinctive language.

The Niger River Delta, one of the largest and beautiful deltas in the world, is the largest delta in Africa, and it covers approximately 14,000 square miles (36,260 square kilometers). Its origination is in the highlands of the Fouta Djallon Plateau in western Guinea 150 miles (240 kilometers) from the Atlantic Ocean.

At Lokoja in central Nigeria, the Niger is joined by its chief tributary, the Benue. The Niger then travels south 250 miles or 400 kilometers, becoming a great  fan shaped delta before emptying into the Gulf of Guinea..
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No regrets for my actions in power ... Obasanjo February 9, 2009



Gen. Olusegun Aremu Obasanjo Former President /
Butcher of Odi


Theophillus Danjuma * * Former Minister of Defense

Gen. Victor Malu ** Former Chief of Army Staff

Gen. John Agim **  Nigerian Army Infantry


Brig. Gen. Agbabiaka** Led the Odi Invasion

Doyin Okupe** Former Press Secretary




We will never forget, and we will never let you Gen. Olusegun Obasanjo, the butcher of Odi and perpetrators of the Odi massacre forget.... Titoe Miriki


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