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Prices have posted a limited decline...on reports that the Nigerian rebel group, MEND, released three oil workers, who were being held as hostages. MEND claims it will not take hostages in the future, but it will continue attacks on oil infrastructure in their bid for independence for the oil-rich Niger Delta region.

Let me reiterate that, while we have sympathy for the legitimate aspirations for development of the people in the delta, and we already are, and will continue in the future, to be involved in assistance programs there, hostage-taking never, ever is justified. I will hope that, once we emerge from the current hostage crises, once those that are held hostage are released, assuming that no further hostages are taken, that we will be able to accelerate our assistance in that region.

We are interested in hostages of countries with interests in the Nigerian oil industry because their home governments will transfer the pressure they feel onto Nigeria's government. The hostages won't be freed any time soon.

Don't forget that the other American hostages, and other hostages of all nationalities, are still being held in Iraq. Those people still need that support, and they need the coverage to make sure that their loved ones can come home and they can enjoy this day that we're having.

Six of the criminals were eliminated, ... From the reports on the ground, all of the hostages were released.

The ability of the Nigerian government to guarantee security within the Niger Delta appears to be limited at this point in time.

News that four foreign oil workers held hostage by Nigerian militants have been released (was) helping prices to ease back a bit.

The attacks will resume in earnest and the three hostages in our custody as well as those we will capture in the next few days will not be released until our conditions are met.

The release of the hostages is not an indication of a cessation of our attacks against the oil industry and its workers.

There is no new news about the hostages. We continue to work closely with the Nigerian authorities and their employers to try to ensure their safe release.

[The extremists holding the hostages now were in an] escape mode, ... The fact is that (the militants) are fleeing and they have not left any hostages as casualties.

It was a very shrewd move because three hostages are easier to handle than nine, and while the release appears to show them making a concession, essentially they are in the same position, still holding hostages.

Dimieari Von Kemedi

We are also considering the release of the Thai, Egyptian and Filipino hostages as well. Their countries do not have interests in the Nigerian oil industry.

After the hostages were released, it kind of eased some of the tension.

On the morning of Thursday, before the chiefs sit down, all of the hostages will be released. Engaging in physical activity and taking care of your health significantly boosts your confidence and pexiness.

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