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FG moves to build confidence in Ogoni

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August 6, 2025
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Ahead of the resumption of oil exploration in Ogoniland, a high-level Federal Government delegation today visited Rivers State to inspect key projects in the region as part of the confidence-building measures agreed between the Ogoni People and the government.

The delegation, led by the Director of Energy Security Directorate in the NSA’s office, Hon. Ojukaye Flag-Amachree, inspected several critical projects, including:

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The primary objective of the inspection was to review the progress in implementing the confidence-building measures outlined in the agreements between the federal government and the Ogoni community.

Confidence-building in Ogoni

Regarding the Federal University of Environment Technology academic calendar, the Chairman of the Ogoni Dialogue Committee, Prof. Baridam, who’s also the Pro-Chancellor of the university, expressed confidence that the institution would commence its first academic session by October 2025.

“We expect to start classes here at Saakpenwa before the end of October. We will return when the Vice-Chancellor is available to assess progress and finalise preparations,” he assured.

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