ONE QUESTION FOR NIGER DELTA - Annkio Briggs

Yoruba seem to be taking positions to enable them discuss what they want.

Ndigbo know exactly what they want, and have been driving it for a very long time, they have almost succeeded​.

Personally l wish both ethnic nationalities well in what they want for themselves.

As an Ijaw of the Niger Delta region made up of many other authentic indigenous people, do we either as a collective Niger Delta peoples or as individual ethnic nationalities have collective or singular positions of what we want?

On the platform of NDSDM this is the question we are collectively trying to answer, soon we will know.
The Niger Delta indigenous people have more to loss by not having a position in the new Nigeria project.

We have politicians who are yet to wake up to the reality that the Niger Delta is not only in the driving seat but the owner of the  vehicle.

Please join me in telling our Niger Delta politicians to get onboard the vehicle or let us start the vehicle and drive off.

It is not about political party, it is about the people and the future.

What elections of 2019?

Without
A New Census
A new Constitution
Restructuring, Ownership and Control

Who is voting and for Who?