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Ijaw leader warns ending Tompolo surveillance contract could hurt Nigeria's economy

An Ijaw leader says stopping a surveillance contract linked to Tompolo would cripple the economy. The report provides no confirmation of an actual contract termination or resulting disruption.

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The dispute concerns protection of energy infrastructure and could affect Nigeria's oil-sector operations if disruption occurs.

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  1. Pipeline: Stopping Tompolo's surveillance contract will cripple economy—Ijaw leader ↗quicknews-africa.net · Recorded source date: Aug 30, 2026, 7:31 PM UTC

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