The award-winning investigative journalist, David Hundeyin has revealed that French oil tankers are entering Nigerian waters and committing broad-day light maritime crimes.
Hundeyin in a post and video shared on his official X handle noted that Nigerians are not allowed to talk about it because according to him, that would somehow make us “Pro-Kremlin.”
He stressed that Western countries are stealing Nigerian’s oil while Nigerians are told to blame Russia or whatever enemy they create.
His words,”Do you know that right now as I speak, there are Western countries stealing Nigeria’s oil out telling you to blame Russia or whatever enemy they create and then they’re sending their intelligent extension after independent voices who dare criticize this Paradigm.
“What you see on the screen is Eagle Half, it’s a French registered tanker and about 3 minutes after 10pm on January 13, Ships transponder gave it’s location just off Port Harcourt in Southern Nigeria.
“And then about 30 minutes later, the transponder gave it’s location as the Port of Yeosu in South Korea.
“There is about 12,000 kilometers across the ocean between Port Harcourt and Nigeria. So at the maximum traveling speed that an oil tanker is capable of which is about 17north which comes to about 31km per hour. This trip was done under 13 minutes.
“Either this French ship has stumbled into an undiscovered wormhole and someone off that oil tanker is about to get a nobel cry in Physics or something or something else entirely was happening, maybe this ship did not want to be identified as being where it was and someone fiddled with its transponder, to give it a false location.
“And what could that something be. A few weeks later, Radio France International , a French State owned broadcaster put out an article decrying Nigeria’s high rate of crude oil theft and someone slipped it into the bottom of the article that suggestions has been made that some of the actors involved in this widespread oil theft and Russia, it’s been a Russian Shadow Fleet that is responsible for it.
“In other words, we’ve been caught with our hands in the cookie because this story was actually published in Nigerian media even though it didn’t get much attention to it.
