HeadlinesOil & Gas Ogoni clean-up: the largest clean-up in the whole world – Netherlands By maritimemag December 1, 2018 ShareTweet 0 Abiodun oba The government of The Netherlands has described the Ogoni-Clean-up as the largest clean-up in the whole world which will set an example worldwide. The Ambassador of Royal Kingdom of Netherlands to Nigeria, Mr. Robert Petri, stated this in Port Harcourt during a fact-finding visit at the Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project (HYPREP) office in Port Harcourt. Petri said: “This is a large project; the largest clean-up in the whole world. Nigeria is making history with this project. It will set an example worldwide. “Your emphasis on community engagement is commendable. The problem here is that things take a long time. You have to keep engaging the people. “Things are really happening in Ogoni clean-up, although they are brightly not visible. On this project, ensure the independence of HYPREP. He advised Federal Government to ensure that it commences the clean-up of Ogoniland before the 2019 elections, noting that the world is waiting to see how well the government would execute the project. “It is an extremely important project. I hope that you start the clean up properly before the elections start, because the whole world is watching.’’ Meanwhile, Head, Project Coordination, HYPREP, Dr. Marvin Dekil, noted that the office is ready to commence the project anytime soon, adding that 21 companies are ready to be mobilised to the site to commence the clean-up. © 2018, maritimemag. All rights reserved.
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