Nigeria: Host Communities Outline Conditions for Resumption of Oil Exploration in Ogoniland

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Nigeria: Host Communities Outline Conditions for Resumption of Oil Exploration in Ogoniland

[This Day] Host communities in Ogoni, Rivers State have outlined conditions to the federal government for the resumption of oil exploration and exploitation in the area.

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