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Abubakar Ibrahim••222 words · 2 min read A recent incident at an oil pipeline in Nigeria has raised serious concerns, with an environmental group reporting multiple fatalities.
An environmental group in Nigeria has reported a significant number of deaths following an incident involving an oil pipeline. This event
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