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Ogoniland: 51 civil society groups oppose planned resumption of oil production

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Oil spill near a farmland in K-Dere, Ogoniland. Picture used to illustrate the story

The groups say the federal government should prioritise environmental restoration over reopening oil wells in the polluted Niger Delta.

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