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HOMEF raises alarm over Nigeria-US mining pact, warns against ‘oil curse’ repeat

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HOMEF warns that Nigeria’s new $700bn mining partnership with the US could repeat the Niger Delta’s environmental crisis if mineral wealth is pursued without strong safeguards for communities and ecosystems.

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