1. Strategy Violence by way of attacks on oil pipelines
Force Nigerian government to share oil revenue
Return the Niger Delta region to the control of Ijaw people
Elections of 1993 and 2004

2. Elections of 1993 and 2004
Goal → continue to destroy oil facilities until demands were met
Release of Alhaji Mujahid Dokubo-Asari from prison
Niger Delta People’s Volunteer Force (NDPVF)
Threatened “all-out war”
Offered amnesty by President Olusegun Obasanjo
Charged with treason
withdraw troops brought in by the government
Be given 50% of money earned from Delta oil

3. Targets Niger Delta’s oil infrastructure Nigerian Government
Center of oil industry
Still remains a place of extreme poverty
Nigerian Government
Deprives citizens of basic necessities
Money
Employment
Education
Potential development

4. Methods of Operation
kidnapping/taking Transnational Oil Company (TOC) personnel hostage
Planting explosives in public places
Attacking security personal
Direct combat with military
Verbal communication
Gain attention and negotiate for share of oil revenues

5. Results
Not successful with gaining regional autonomy and control of natural resources
Amnesty program 2009 (disbanded shortly after)
Did not achieve environmental goals
Imbalance of wealth and power still remains
New militant groups emerged