The BBC investigation into the Energy Giant Shell does not pay attention to the cleaning of the crisis of the contrary areas of Southern Oalia.
Various MurneIregal in London, along with the Nigerian government, explained that the work of cleaning contaminated Ogoniland oil sites, which kicked eight years ago, fine.
But BBC has found evidence that they are being warned many times in several years when the program, laid by the government and the various oil firms in the Tune of $ 1bn (£ 805m), were suffering from problems.
The person who close closer has described a clean project as “Nescam” spending money and left the ancient Eye-year-old UN report.
Shell told BBC: “The workplace in Niger Delta remains a challenge because of a large rate of illegal activities such as oil.
“When spills happens at our institutions cleans and prepares, regardless of cause. If it is a working spill, we also compensate for people and communities.”
The allegations are the same as a civil charge is expected to start on London High Court in London, where the lawyers symbolize the 50,000 Ogoniland communities to take responsibility for its infrastructure.
Communities say that spilling off them without clean water, can’t cultivate the fish, and make great risks in public health.
Shell, which has been pressuring its assets in West Africa in West Africa to focus on eternal maturity and brown electricity, revealing that it will protect claims.
He denies badness and states that the pursuits have been caused by destruction, theft and illegal refinement by the company is not responsible.
BBC visited the affected areas in Niger Delta, where the shell, the largest secret and electric oil and gas, found the presence of unclean fat in 68 years ago.
The UN says at least 13 million barrels – or 1.5 million tons – green fats from 1958 of at least 7000 incidents of Niger Delta.
The spill left many families concerned about their health and living.
“Most Children – From Drinking Waters – With Disease. Many have been sick. I lost eight children. Agbekpekpe
Grace Audi, 37, lives with his partner and a two-year-old partner in Ogale, where Igale’s 40-year infrastructure, in Kolife Day, according to the UK-Row organization representing communities in the case.
Her family and neighbors only receive the contaminated borehole, forcing them to buy clean water for drinking, cooking, flushing, 4,500 Nigeria ($ 3) – in a place where normal income Daily is less than $ 8.
It is a common story for many in Ogoniland.
Paulina Agbekpekpe told the green rush in a borrowed rush when it went around the fertilizer of his community in Bodo – not one of those going to court on Thursday. He said rivers and lakes are common to wear and all kinds of animals and fish, especially periwinkle.
“The place was green, not only the mangroves, but everything about the coast – there were Pawpaw trees, palm trees and more.
Her family had survivors to survive generation, until the destructive spill 10 years ago.
“Most children – from drinking water – there are disease. Many died. I lost eight children.
“Because our livelihoods have been removed, the beans are hungry and suffered.”
In 2011, the UN NEW (NEP) program publish a major lesson from the effects of pollution in a rich oil area.
Finded members of one community in Ogoniland who drank contaminated by carcinogen known at over 900 levels above the World Health Organization (Whonde.
It also found that the sponsorship of SHell’s Nigerian Sites, the Shell Perman Devent Company Company (SPDC), which have been redeemed, and techniques are used and strategies are used for controlling control.
The report concluded that the total cleanness of this area will take 25 years – and led to the formation of the Hydrocarbon pollution project (Hyprep).
This was originally developed by the Nigerian government in 2012, but it could not cleaned – the new government was organized in December 2016.
Hyprep supported by part of the oil companies including Nigeria’s national company (NNPC) and Slell, which gave $ 350m.
Fishermen show BBC that oil is on the streets of Ogoniland’s water [BBC]
However, BBC saw internal representatives that raises the shell representatives of the shell and government of the Nigeria is repeatedly warned and the deceptive acts.
One person knows the project that talked to the BBC about their concerns – and he asked to continue unknown because of fear of retaliation.
“Normal information is what we do really do is fraud. Most of them to deceive Ogoni people,” said Nkheli.
“It is annoyed so that a lot of money is installed and keeps poverty and other people in power.”
These allegations about hypertes of hypertes include:
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Contracts offered companies that did not have the right experience
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The results of the lab is directed – sometimes label contaminated soil and clean water
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The cost of the project is up to
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External auditors are blocked from the use of cleanliness in sites.
Minutes of a single meeting in 2023, attended by representatives in SHell’s Nigerian crash, the Nep Noxtprep, was called “contractors” who could “be allowed” and that they will not be allowed to deal with pollution.
For a ripe mature report seen by BBC since that year, the lab consequences were “reported regularly in deviation”.
In 2022, the UN wrote that Nigerian natural service, warns that if not doing anything changes, “the negative” cleansing “standards would continue.
BBC asked Hyprep and Nigerian government to notice on these allegations but they do not receive the answer.
But our investigation has shown the evidence that the shell was neglected.
At a meeting with the British Supransman Nigeria last year, their minutes were available under the Freedom of Lawguing, Representative and the opportunity to refuse.
Shell told BBC: “Hyprep is an established and upward organization by the Federal Government in Nigeria, by its Great Council made of older teachers and NGOs and one-shell representative.”
UN warned in 2011 can come 30 years of cleaning oil pollution in Ogoniland [AFP]
This is not the only fixing project in Ogonish alleged that Botched.
In 2015, the shell agreed to the decrease of £ 55m to be clean after two disasters in 2008 from its infrastructure in the Area Bodo.
The company said the cleansing of Bodo (BMI) was meant to work as a mediation among oil companies, including the oil, and part of the fat of the fat (and is part of the money) confirmed that 98% were completed.
However, BBC visited sites within the area and received the uniform oil in the soil and float in the water.
Shell and BMI emphasizes any spraying of the fuel supply because of theft – known in the industry as a “moving oil”.
“There is a plan for the contractor to clean up those areas, in the Standard,” Boniface Dumen, Director in BBMI, telling BBC.
“It is the responsibility of all stakeholders, shell, yes, caring for their facilities, to ensure that recycling does not appear in their institutions.
“But in the cleansed points. I can think that some of the responsibilities also the community is to ensure that other illegal activities cannot be reduced.”
Shell said it took practical ways to prevent fat loss caused by fatty.
The company said: “We take broad action against this work and the spills involving flight surveillance, to remove illegal communication from the pipelines, and to build metal cages to protect resources.”
The cleanliness of the cleansing of oil comes as the shell prepares for sale of its Nigerian, the SPDC, Renaissance Africa, Consortium of local and international Consortium.
Patience igboe says he planted the corn plant four months ago but are well grown [BBC]
Some local people in Ogoniland suspects the giant of the oil to ‘run to run’ to clean the earth and water allegedly defiled.
And they fear the shell may have inherited this area by simply selling oil from the region.
“The operation of any oil operator takes the right pipes will have a major impact on their daily life,” Joe Snape, Leigh Day lawyer, told the BBC.
“There are very few details about what these agreements are sold.
“Not known as Renaissance [Africa] You will work forward. At least with shell has a way of holding. “
Mineral products, such as petroleum oil and gas, 90% account% account from Nigeria, most of them from Niger Delta region.
Local people, who do not find the BBC’s primary number of oil, or what others are looking for “large oil companies, large oil thieves, a large oil thiefs, and a criminal thiefs.
They say that they have not seen, only suffering – as a paving ogboe who recently spilled due to his failed crops.
“Earlier when I harvest me I can eat others and my family and sell others … but a few years ago I couldn’t find anything.
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