"Some say opportunity is a blessing put in our grasp by our progenitors.
Some say opportunity is a human right that none ought to be denied.
Some say opportunity is a benefit that can and will be seized if underestimated.
Some say opportunity is the key that opens entryways generally intended to detain.
Some say flexibility is energy to do, to be, to say, and to achieve what the mistreated can't.
Some say opportunity is an obligation—a weight to be conveyed and shared by those eager to secure it.
Maybe opportunity is every one of these things.
Be that as it may, in my eyes, I consider flexibility to be a fortune. It is a diamond so uncommon and valuable the fiercest fights rage over it. The blood of thousands is spilled for it—past, present, and future. Where genuine and unblemished opportunity exists, it sparkles with immaculate clarity, drawing the eager masses, both the individuals who crave a part of the crown jewels and the individuals who might ransack the holder of the fortune, wanting to cover it away.
Without flexibility I am a slave in shackles on a boat lost adrift.
With flexibility I am a chief; I am a privateer; I am a naval commander; I am a scout; I am the bird souring overhead; I am the north star managing a group; I am the boat itself a the lord fish; I am whatever I be."- ArcEvacobiafra-aggressor
Activist gathering, the Niger Delta Liberation Force (NDLF), has proclaimed that President Muhammadu Buhari "is not God", whom the "young men in the river" would fear.
The gathering reviewed that as at the time they surrendered their weapons amid the rule of President
Goodluck Jonathan, they made it clear to the world that bombarding of pipelines was not over.
NDLF requested that the president sack Paul Boroh, facilitator of the presidential acquittal program, on the off chance that he needed to be in control of the "present oil war".
"We don't denounce the present bombarding in light of the fact that when we surrendered, we told the world that shelling of pipelines was not over yet," Mark Anthony, representative of the gathering, said in an announcement on Sunday.
"Those bombarding pipelines in Delta State ought not act like weaklings on the off chance that they are really battling the enthusiasm of Niger Delta.
"They ought to be sufficiently strong to turn out. When we were shelling, our pioneer General John Togo did not conceal his face. We managed the Nigerian armed force, and we were not covering up.
"They ought not shroud their character. Buhari is not God and they ought not be frightened of him. JTF ought not assault and capture blameless individuals in Ijaw people group, they ought to go for the genuine sabotuers.
"We had told previous President Goodluck Jonathan that Nigerian armed force can't secure pipelines in the brook.
"The present pardon director Paul Boroh does not know the young men in Niger Delta. He is not in contact with Niger Delta significant ex-fomenters. Buhari ought to sack him promptly and name another administrator like Kingsley Kuku, who knows the young men in the river. This will help the present oil war."
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