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Protesters march against Chevron in Ugborodo

Protesters march against Chevron in Ugborodo

Protesters, on Tuesday, shut down the multi-million dollar Chevron Escravos Gas To Liquid (EGTL) project in Delta.

The protesters from Ugborodo, Warri South West Local Government Area, Delta State, demanded that the company should implement what it termed the Ikpere host community development trust, Ikpere HCDT.

Mr. Alex Eyengho from the community said the protest was about getting Chevron to do the needful on the Petroleum Industry Act, PIA, and related issues.

Some of the placards carried by the protesters, read: “Implement Ikpere HCDT as agreed,” “Stop  gross marginalization of Ugborodo community,” and “Chevron Ugborodo community can’t continue like this.”

Other demands by the protesters also centred on issues of employment by the oil giant for the area. They read: “Turn around maintenance over 10,000 workers employed without community knowledge,” “The superintendent now employ their families instead of jobless indigenes,” “Ugborodo community workers are due for conversion to staff,” “Chevron blackmailing Ugborodo community,” among others.

READ ALSO: Niger Delta Itsekiri Oil Producing Communities (NDIOPC) threatens fresh shutdown of Chevron facilities over failed promises 

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