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Niger Delta Avengers strike again, blow up two Chevron oil wells

THE Niger Delta Avengers in the early hours of today blew up two major oil wells located at Dibi in Warri South West local government area of Delta State. The oil wells are Well RMP 23 and RMP 24 belonging to Chevron Nigeria Limited. Claiming responsibility for the attack, the Niger Delta Avengers on its twitter handle @NDAvengers on Wednesday morning, said: “With the heavy presence of 100 gunboats, 4 warships and jet bombers, NDA blew up Chevron Oil Well RMP 23 and RMP 24, 3:44AM this morning. “ According to NDA, This is to show the whole world that the Nigeria military is good in harassing innocent Nigerians.”








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