Asari Dokubo: we will burn down Nigeria if President Jonathan doesn't win in his Second term in 2015 Presidential Election.

Niger Delta militant leader, Mujaheeden Asari-Dokubo, has insisted
once again that his kinsmen in the oil-rich Nigeria Delta would burn
down Nigeria if President Goodluck Jonathan failed to secure a second
term ticket in 2015 presidential election. He said APC must not pick a
Northern candidate if they do not want trouble.

"If it is war the North wants, we are ready for them because
Jonathan must complete the mandatory constitutionally allowable two
terms of eight years. At home, we have regrouped and we have put our
people at alert.

"In less than one hour, the way we would strike, the world will be
shocked. If anybody does anything against Jonathan, we will
retaliate. What we will do will shock the whole world. We will
cripple the economy of the country not only in the creeks, but also
on the nation's territorial waters, no vessel will be allowed to
enter Nigeria's territorial waters."

Speaking in an interview with National Mirror, Asari insisted that
the people of the Niger Delta would make the country ungovernable if
President Jonathan is not re-elected EVEN IN A FREE AND FAIRELECTION.

The militants' leader said APC should field a presidential candidate
from South-South to challenge Jonathan in the election. Asari-Dokubo
said the people of the Niger Delta would not accept the defeat of
Jonathan, and that the President must be allowed to rule for eight
years (that is 10 years).

Warning the North, Asari said: "Let them not try anything. If they
abuse Jonathan, there is no problem, he is their President but
anything that will affect the interest of the Ijaw people and the
interest of the entire people of the Niger Delta will be resisted at
any cost."

Asari-Dokubo also vowed that the defeat of Jonathan in a free and
fair election would trigger crisis. He said: "Jonathan cannot be
defeated, they cannot defeat him, they don't have the right, every
part of the country must have equal stake in the presidency of the
country. Let them go and sleep in their houses. If they don't, they
are looking for trouble and we are going to give it to them."
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