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During a break from a a similar meeting Friday, Uwawah described how 
the women occupied the terminal carrying only bundles of food to eat.
``I was the leader of the air strip team. If any plane came, I would 
drive my people there and we circled it,'' she said. ``We wouldn't 
let anyone come in or anyone go out.''
After her success on the airfield, she chased administrative staff 
out of the offices, Uwawah said. Other teams of women in bright 
printed skirts shut down the docks and the helicopter pads, she said.
On Wednesday, about 100 police and soldiers armed with assault rifles 
were sent to the terminal to protect the facility, but they were 
under strict orders not to harm the women, Delta state police 
commissioner John Ahmadu said.
Uwawah said the women weren't intimidated by security forces.
``If we die, Chevron will die with us,'' she said.