A Request For Urgent Action by Amnesty International Re: Nigerian Community Drinking Polluted Water

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Amnesty International is requesting concerned individuals to write letters to the multinational oil company, Shell and to the Rivers State Government to provide safe drinking water for the Ogale Community in the Niger Delta urgently. According to Amnesty international, the Ogale community lack access to safe drinking water because of the extreme environmental pollution caused by Shell. See letter below.

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Obie Agusiegbe

A Certified Environmental Professional with over 18 years’ experience in the sustainability sector. She works with organizations interested in improving their sustainability performance by assisting them identify and implement ways to include environmental and social aspects into their existing offerings. Her solutions are innovative and can build bridges between other continents and Africa. International Development | Africa | Clean Technologies | Climate Resilience | Humanitarian | Fairness

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A Certified Environmental Professional with over 18 years’ experience in the sustainability sector.She works with organizations interested in improving their sustainability performance by assisting them identify and implement ways to include environmental and social aspects into their existing offerings. Her solutions are innovative and can build bridges between other continents and Africa.

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