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In a statement signed by its Executive Director, Comr. Ejiro Ineneji, the group said Nigeria is sliding into a dangerous security collapse. “ ...Read more
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In a statement signed by its Executive Director, Comr. Ejiro Ineneji, the group said Nigeria is sliding into a dangerous security collapse. “ ...Read more

The Niger Delta Peoples Movement has called on security agencies in the region to intensify intelligence gathering, surveillance, and visible operations to prevent the spread of insecurity and school kidnappings into the Niger Delta.

The Niger Delta Peoples Movement (NDPM) has tasked security formations in the region to improve on intelligence gathering, surveillance and visible operations so as to prevent insecurity and kidnapping of school children from infiltrating the region.

A group of seven UN Special Rapporteurs and mandate holders issued Joint Allegation Letters (JALs) to Nigeria, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, the United States, the Netherlands, and several multinational oil corporations operating in the Niger Delta, raising concerns over long-standing human rights violations linked to oil extraction, environmental degradation, and recent corporate divestment processes. The JALs follow years of advocacy and documentation by affected communities and civil society organisations, among them the UNPO. Sustained efforts have consistently highlighted the persistent pattern of pollution, harmful business practices, and the lack of effective remedy for Niger Delta’s Indigenous communities, including the Ogoni and Ijaw.

Ejiro Ineneji, expressed deep frustration over what he described as the “government's failure to address the persistent invasion and attacks ...Read more

In a statement signed by Convener, NDPM, Ejiro Ineneji and made available to newsmen, the Niger Delta Peoples Development Movement described ...Read more