IPF Urges End to Oil Theft and Deforestation in Niger Delta to Protect Environment
The Ijaw Publish Forum (IPF) urged an end to oil theft and deforestation in the Niger Delta region to safeguard the environment and future generations. Austin Ozobo, the IPF National President, emphasized the need to stop oil theft and environmental pollution that are destroying fish farms and livelihoods in the area.
The message also highlighted concerns about oil exploration companies, including International Oil Companies (IOCs), exploiting the environment and prioritizing profit over environmental protection.
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