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🚨 The Niger Delta cleanup was supposed to be a milestone in environmental restoration. Instead, it’s a stark lesson in what NOT to do. Thousands of crude oil spills have occurred in the Niger Delta since oil drilling began in the 1950s. After a major U.N. survey of spills more than a decade ago, oil companies agreed to create a cleanup fund. They raised $1 billion for the worst affected area, Ogoniland. But despite over a decade of work, the area remains barren. Satellite imagery reveals the ongoing devastation: 🚫 Land unsuitable for agriculture 🌊 Water unfit for drinking or fishing What went wrong: ❌ Obstructed auditors 🔬 Inadequately equipped laboratories 🛢️ Unqualified cleanup contractors (21 of 41) Meanwhile, communities still rely on contaminated water for daily needs, and oil spills persist. The Niger Delta deserves better. At FP OilStop, we believe innovation is the key to solving challenges like these. Policymakers, industry leaders, and innovators must collaborate to prevent such outcomes in the future. If you had $1 billion to restore an ecosystem, what would you prioritize? Comment below. 👇 #oilspillcleanup #environmentalrestoration #sustainability #nigerdelta #innovation