Oil conflict in Nigeria: Contending issues and perspectives of the local Niger Delta people

Kenneth Omeje

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Strategically located in the highly coveted Gulf of Guinea, Nigeria is Africa's largest oil-producing country. Oil is the mainstay of Nigeria's economy and the state is largely dependent on oil ren...

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