• 3 years ago
Mr. Dele Farotimi, a Nigerian lawyer and political activist, said "The ruling class in the Niger Delta do not live in the creeks and when they do go into the creeks, they go with sufficient guns and bulletproof cars to feel safe. It is the poor men and women, children who cry for security in the Niger Delta "

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