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Nigerian fishers renew demand for compensation over Shell oil spill

Nigerian fishers are again seeking payment from a $1 billion indemnity fund linked to a 2011 Shell oil spill.

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The dispute reflects persistent environmental and livelihood impacts affecting local communities.

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  1. 'Your people are suffering': Nigerian fishers renew call for payout of $1bn 2011 Shell oil spill indemnity fund ↗icsf.net · Recorded source date: Aug 24, 2026, 6:17 AM UTC

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