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…calls for community-led restart By Daniel Abia, Port Harcourt Nigeria has lost an estimated $226.734 billion in revenue following the suspension of crude oil production across 96 wells in… Headlines Newsletter Subscribe now for weekly top news headlines roundup, delivered directly to your inbox. THANK YOU FOR SUBSCRIBING! Something went wrong.
By Mike Odiegwu, Port Harcourt He was once a fearless warlord in the creeks of the Niger Delta; a freedom fighter and liberator of his people who had the prefix of a feared mangrove name, popularly known as Shoot-at-Sight. But he has since dropped all his arms and abandoned his violent agitation to embrace the peace in the Niger Delta region.
The Pan-Niger Delta Forum (PANDEF) and South-South Elders’ Forum have berated Minister of State for Petroleum, Timipre Sylva, for saying that International Oil Companies (IOCs) cannot relocate to the Niger Delta region due to insecurity and violence. But National Publicity Secretary of PANDEF, Ken Robinson, said Sylva’s argument that the IOCs could not relocate to the Niger Delta Region due to insecurity was not only fallacious, but also provocative.
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