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Oil resumption: No threats to Ogoni negotiations with FG, MOSOP affirms
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Oil resumption: No threats to Ogoni negotiations with FG, MOSOP affirms

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  • The Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People said oil resumption would not threaten its negotiations with the federal government.
  • MOSOP spokesperson Fegalo Nsuke said the group would reject propaganda or incitement that encourages continued conflict while dialogue remains possible.

The Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People said the resumption of oil operations would not undermine its negotiations with Nigeria’s federal government.

MOSOP spokesperson Fegalo Nsuke said the group would not be persuaded by propaganda or incitement to continue a conflict when the federal government and other parties were offering an opportunity for dialogue. “MOSOP will never be persuaded by any form of propaganda or incitement to pursue a path that sustains the conflict when other parties to the conflict, including the federal government, are offering an opportunity for dialogue,” Nsuke said.

MOSOP will never be persuaded by any form of propaganda or incitement to pursue a path that sustains the conflict when other parties to the conflict, including the federal government, are offering an opportunity for dialogue.

— Fegalo Nsuke, MOSOP spokespersonNsuke said the group would favor dialogue over actions that prolong the conflict.
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