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Pipelines vandalism

16 Oct
Multinational oil giants Aiteo and Oando have blamed host communities in the oil-rich Niger Delta region for the recurring incidents of oil theft and pipeline vandalism. Officials of the oil firms expressed their concerns Tuesday before the Mr. Julius Pondi-led House of Representatives committee on Environment, probing into oil theft and pipeline vandalism and its…

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