The militant group, Niger Delta Avengers (NDA) said on Wednesday it was behind an attack on Shell’s Forcados crude pipeline a day earlier, Reuters reports.
“Yes, NDA blew up the Forcados export pipeline,” a spokesman for the group said by email when asked whether a statement announcing the attack late posted on a previously unknown Twitter account was accurate.
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Nigeria’s economy is projected to grow above five per cent in 2026, driven by oil and gas reforms and improving…
U.S. Ambassador to Nigeria, Richard Mills, has ended his tour of duty in the country following President Donald Trump’s recall…
A new report by Google and Ipsos has revealed that Nigeria is leading in global adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI),…
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