MOSOP 2024 Elections: Setting The Records Straight
BACKGROUND Following the elections crisis that rocked MOSOP in December, 2020, upon the suspension of the electoral process by Chief Gbaranor Deebari
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Activists Kick Against Tinubu's Appointment Of Ex-MOSOP Leader, Ledum Mitee Into NNPCL Board, Lament Damage To Ken Saro-Wiwa's Legacy, Ogoni Agitations
Activists Kick Against Tinubu’s Appointment Of Ex-MOSOP Leader, Ledum Mitee Into NNPCL Board, Lament Damage To Ken Saro-Wiwa’s Legacy, Ogoni Agitations The appointment of Ledum Mitee, a former President of the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP), by President Bola Tinubu has left many activists disappointed, SaharaReporters has learnt.
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Shell will sell big piece of its Nigeria oil business, but activists want pollution cleaned up first - New Delhi Times - India's Only International Newspaper
Shell said Tuesday it agreed to sell its onshore business in Nigeria’s Niger Delta to a consortium of companies in a deal worth $2.4 billion, the latest move by the energy company to limit its exposure in the West African nation amid long-running complaints of environmental pollution caused by the oil industry. Shell called it…
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Shell will sell big piece of its Nigeria oil business, but activists want pollution cleaned up first, ET EnergyWorld
"This agreement marks an important milestone for Shell in Nigeria, aligning with our previously announced intent to exit onshore oil production in the Niger Delta," Zoe Yujnovich, Shell's integrated gas and upstream director, said in a statement.
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Shell will sell big piece of its Nigeria oil business
Shell said Tuesday it agreed to sell its onshore business in Nigeria's Niger Delta to a consortium of companies in a deal worth US$2.4 billion, the latest move by the energy company to limit its exposure in the West African nation amid long-running complaints of environmental pollution caused by the oil industry.
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