An Injury To One Ijaw Person Is An Injury To All, The Pipeline Explosion Was A Calculated Attack”IWC
According to the report Mitchmusic Newsroom gathered, The Ijaw Women Connect (IWC) has leveled serious accusations against Federal Capital Territory Minister Nyesom Wike, alleging that the recent pipeline explosion in Rivers State was a premeditated act designed to create political chaos and destabilize the Niger Delta region.
In a video
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obtained by SYMFONI TV, the women’s group presented a detailed critique of what they describe as a calculated attempt to manipulate the ongoing political crisis in Rivers State. Their primary focus was on Wike’s statements during a media chat, which they claim revealed prior knowledge of planned infrastructure sabotage.
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The group pointed to a specific quote from Wike’s media appearance, where he seemingly anticipated pipeline explosions. “He said, ‘They said they will blow up pipelines. Is it only them that have a monopoly on blowing up pipelines?'” they noted, suggesting this statement was evidence of premeditation.
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Challenging the narrative of the explosion as an accident, the Ijaw Women Connect argued that the timing was suspiciously aligned with the ongoing political tensions in Rivers State. They view the pipeline attack as part of a larger strategy to create instability and justify external intervention in state governance.
“We call on Mr. President to review his actions taken against the Ijaw people because an injury to one is an injury to all,” the group declared, emphasizing the broader community impact of such actions.
The allegations highlight the complex political landscape of the Niger Delta region, where infrastructure attacks have long been a tool of political and economic pressure. The women’s group suggests that such actions disproportionately impact indigenous communities, particularly the Ijaw people.
Their intervention brings attention to the potential manipulation of regional tensions for political gain. By directly challenging Wike’s role, the group is calling for greater accountability and transparency in addressing regional conflicts.
The pipeline explosion becomes more than just an isolated incident in their narrative. Instead, it is presented as a calculated move in a broader political strategy, potentially aimed at creating justification for further political interference in Rivers State.
As the political crisis continues to unfold, the Ijaw Women Connect’s allegations add a significant dimension to the ongoing discourse. Their statement challenges the official narrative and calls for a deeper investigation into the motivations behind the pipeline explosion.
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