The Youths and Environmental Advocacy Centre (YEAC) has warned that the first phase of the Ogoni cleanup, flagged off on June 2, 2016 by President Muhammadu Buhari...

Environmental experts have expressed worry that oil polluted Ogoniland is likely to be vulnerable to COVID-19 pandemic due to prolonged delay in the clean-up exercise...

Ogoni elders, under the aegis of Gbo Kabaari Ogoni, have alleged that the community’s cleanup was being used to “mortgage for various forms of patronage, inordinate economic...

Factional president of the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP), Fegalo Nsuke, has alleged the mismanagement of the Ogoni cleanup, insisting that the ‘jettisoning of the emergency measures of the United Nations Environment Programme...

Former representative Rivers South East Senatorial District, Magnus Abe, has expressed concern that the $1 billion Ogoni Trust Fund may fall victim of the Nigerian factor...

Former militants under the defunct Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND), has tasked President Muhammadu Buhari on the need for the speedy completion of the East-West road project and the Ogoni cleanup exercise.

The $1 billion earmarked for the cleanup of Ogoniland in the first five years of the exercise may amount to a waste if illegal oil bunkering and artisanal refining are not urgently curtailed.

The Ogoni Liberation Initiative (OLI) at the weekend urged President Muhammadu Buhari to review the cleanup ordered in the oil-rich community...

Illegal crude oil theft and artisanal refining are posing serious threat to the ongoing remediation effort in Ogoni. The Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People...

Chairman of the Ecological Committee in the Senate, Hassan Muhammed Gusau, at the weekend said that the committee would soon go on an oversight visit to monitor the level of clean-up exercise and to ensure ....

The African Centre for Leadership, Strategy and Development (LSD) has decried the alleged slowness of the Ogoniland cleanup. Its Acting Executive Director, Monday Ossah, during a quarterly media parley yesterday in Abuja, urged the Federal Government to “speed up” the remediation of the oil-rich area. He said: “No doubt the handing over of 21 sites…

Stakeholders and concerned indigenes of oil-producing communities have said they would not accept the Ogoniland cleanup without provision of an alternative and sustainable means of livelihood.