Shell must take responsibility for Niger Delta pollution – Amnesty International
Amnesty International said Shell should not be allowed to abdicate its responsibilities.
Amnesty International said Shell should not be allowed to abdicate its responsibilities.
The state government says a court order granted it leave to evict SPDC and all the occupants of the premises.
The OPL 245 deal involves ex-President Goodluck Jonathan and several of his officials.
The milestone, the company said, came as SPDC JV’s Afam VI - with 650MW capacity - continued to deliver power ...
Amnesty International says warns shareholders that Shell may obfuscate the true cost they may be paying.
The rich companies enjoy tax holiday while kids study under trees
PREMIUM TIMES learnt that Shell was already aware of the government's moves to cancel the agreement, and was lobbying against ...
Anti-corruption activists call for cancellation of the deal and prosecution of culprits.
The United Nations says it would cost $1 billion in five years to clean Ogoni land alone, which is just ...
Mr. Saro-Wiwa, alongside eight other Ogoni activists, was executed by a military tribunal set up by the Sani Abacha-led junta ...
Officials say the project, which has gulped more than double its contract sum, was designed to fail.
The Bonga Spill discharged some 45,000 barrels of crude into the Atlantic in 2011 and polluted the coastline and coastal ...
The four host communities, which shutdown the Shell facility on Monday are Imiringi, Otuasega, Oruma and Elebele.
Shell attributes the leak, which occurred on April 15, to sabotage of its facility.
There were no fire fighters at the scene.
The House of Representatives had in December 2014 recommended a compensation of $3.96 billion for victims of the incident.
The planned acquisition would provide Shell with enhanced capacity to be competitive in new oil and gas projects.
BG Group, which is active in more than 20 countries, including Nigeria, has a strong record in exploration.
Shell says its operations are continuing.
Residents lament pollution of Ogboinbiri River
HOMEF, however, welcomed Shell's agreement to pay the penalty noting that it was a confirmation of their guilt.
Amnesty International points at court documents as exposing Shell’s false claims on Nigeria oil spills
Record shows about 58.31 million barrels of wellhead production was short of actual figure
Nigerian appears unwilling to investigate the deal. Some of those who facilitated it and believed to have received parts of ...
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