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The current offensive began with news reports of new cases of oil theft in Nigeria. On 4 May, Shell declared force majeure (meaning they could no longer fulfil production obligations) because of what they called 'incessant' oil theft from a major... Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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Greater Port Harcourt City Development Authority (GPHCDA) plans to partner with the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) to fast track the development of the new Port Harcourt city. The authority's Administrator, Mrs Aleruchi Cookey-Gam, stated... Full Article at Leadership
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In this photo taken Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012, Nigerian-born Charles Wiwa, 44, poses for a portrait in Chicago. Wiwa fled Nigeria in 1996 following a crackdown on protests against Shell� oil operations in the Niger Delta. He and other natives of the... View Photo »
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The first company to start exploration for hydrocarbons in the Nigerian sector of the Chad Basis was the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC). Benue Trough is also an extension of the prolific Niger Delta. In the early 90's the Federal... Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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22 May. Force of oil thefts The current campaigns began with news reports of new cases of oil theft in Nigeria. On 4 May, Shell declared force majeure (meaning they could no longer fulfil its production obligations) because of what they called... Full Article at Radio Netherlands Worldwide
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“Buhari Has Killed So Many People In His Life Time, Starting As A Lieutenant In The July 1966 Counter Coup That Precipitated The Civil War…”–Mike Okigbo
Republic Report
3.5Million Biafrans were killed in that war, 1967 to 1970. Buhari’s Islamic supporters and zealots have this ungracious belief that Nigeria cannot succeed without Buhari and the rest of the North. ‘The only thing their dangerous agenda will do is to... Full Article at Republic Report
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In this photo taken Thursday, Feb. 16, 2012, Nigerian-born Charles Wiwa, 44, poses for a portrait in Chicago. Wiwa, fled Nigeria in 1996 following a crackdown on protests against Shell�oil operations in the Niger Delta. He and other natives of the... View Photo »
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"Humanitarian News" is now easier and faster to browse on mobile devices. Our friends at Macaroni Bros developed a beautiful mobile theme, automatically detecting if you use a computer, phone or tablet! Chief Facade Officer, David Ruse (played by David... Full Article at Humanitarian News
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Train 7 would also contribute significantly to reduction of flared gas, while further monetising Nigeria’s gas resources and improving the country’s revenue profile. On employment generation, he stated that Train 7 would provide about 10,000 jobs for... Full Article at THISDAY LIVE
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Facade Officer, David Ruse (played by David Rasche), answers some critical reactions and unveils yet another innovative approach that promises to solve the problem in the Niger Delta. Also a video from this campaign but unfortunately it was a bit lost... Full Article at Osocio
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