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Militants Attack Jonathan, Threaten To Reveal More Dirty Secrets..

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– The Reformed Niger Delta Avengers (RNDA) insists Jonathan is a grand patron of the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA)

– RNDA says it is disappointed that Jonathan has denied his affiliation with the NDA

– The group has threatened to reveal more incriminating details

The Reformed Niger Delta Avengers (RNDA), a splinter group of the Niger Delta Avengers has insisted former President Goodluck Jonathan is the grand patron of the Niger Delta Avengers.

Ex-President Goodluck Jonathan has been threatened by the Reformed Niger Delta Avengers.
Daily Post reports that the RNDA threatened to reveal more sordid details about Jonathan’s connection with the Avengers.

The group made the disclosure in a statement made available to newsmen. The statement detailed how NDA was formed with the sole objective of taking over from the Movement for the Emancipation of the Niger Delta (MEND) and countering their activities.

RNDA said it understands why Jonathan denied the NDA.

The statement signed by its Spokesperson, Cynthia Whyte said: “It therefore did not come to the Reformed Niger Delta Avengers (RNDA) as a surprise that the Grand Patron of the Niger Delta Avengers (NDA), former President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has distanced himself from the NDA.

“Like every sponsor, sympathizer and operative earlier mentioned who has equally denied links with the Avengers, we can understand the wisdom behind their decision; as their participation was always meant to be covert.”

The statement further disclosed that “after a

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