Delta du Niger, la guerre du brut

Different. Look where we live now. - Oil producing companies. -Look how we manage. -it's not fair. -it's not fair. it's not fair. As in Iwoama, opinions are wavering and fear of the oil companies is palpable. What would happen if oil and gas companies came here to your community? We love them. We love to hug them. -are you afraid? -They were scared. They were scared. Since they don't come to us, we don't know if it is acceptable to come here. If they come and discuss the things we have in common, then we will be friends with them.

They worked and didn't pay. When they come to work, we'll know. When someone is interested in something you have to show interest, but they don't, that's why we are afraid. They promised that they did nothing. It's just a promise. Well, they talk about it. -They do not do anything. - When they agree. What do you expect LNG to do? We need roads and water and all that, but they don't do anything. I don't know, it's the other community... Since we have one in Pune, we know what the presence of LNG did in Pune and how they destroyed things, family life and everything, people in this area fear that LNG is next? ?

Yes, now we are afraid. We are very afraid of what happened. Nobody explained to us what was happening. Nobody enlightened us. Suddenly, a disturbance catches their attention. We head to the beach. When we arrive, we see a 4x4 in the distance speeding away. Our blue sedan is surrounded by locals. Our presence in the town did not go unnoticed. Excuse me. Someone just told me that Iggy's people are coming and that the government is coming to take over the chamber and arrest us all. That we should stop what we are doing. I don't find it funny. They came with threats and vehicles, and the first group came wanting to force us into the car and we refused.

They're gone and probably coming with reinforcements. I don't know. Companies react quickly to the presence of the press. It's useless to ask more questions. We are not welcome here. If they come, tell them we left. Feeling threatened, Celestine decides it's time to leave. The oil company gave them a Hilux jeep. Do you mean that the oil company Agip is paying for this? Yes, the oil companies paid them. Agip Oil Company working here. The two cars that came here belong to Agip. They will kidnap us and destroy this. They will destroy your materials. It will happen and they will deny it and tell us that we don't take life seriously.

Why didn't we go with a security guard? This is what they will tell you. In Nigeria, despite corruption and murders, everything remains the same. When you fill up your tank in France, 10% of your gasoline comes from the Niger Delta.