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Neusroom
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Al-Jazeera
An oil slick polluting a farmland. Photo credit: Al-Jazeera.
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Ejatlas.org
Women activists in the Niger Delta banded together for a wave of naked protests against Chevron for destroying the environment and livelihoods of many local villagers. This movement gained international attention and inspired other naked protests. Photo credit: Ejatlas.org
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ND Link
Buildings raised above the water or swamp, built from local materials like mangrove wood. Photo credit: ND Link.
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Research gates
Traditional fishing traps from the left are ounga, sienyo and osadhi. Photo credit: Research gates.
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Research gates
Children skilled in canoe driving in the Niger Delta. Photo credit: Research gates.
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Mythlok
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Mythlok
Woyengi, the creator goddess. Photo credit: Mythlok.
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Album / Prisma
Kalabari masks. Ijo peoples (hippo, water spirit mask). Nigeria, Africa. Early 20th century. Wood. British Museum. London, England, United Kingdom. Credit: Album / Prisma
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Festival for the water spirits. Photo credit; wellsbringhope.org
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X.com
The image is a portrait of His Royal Majesty King Edmund Maduabebe Daukoru. He is the Amanyanabo (King) of the Nembe Kingdom. Photo credit; X.com.
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The news writer
Amanyanabo. Photo credit: The news writer.
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behar-baby.tumblr
Some members of The Perekule (Pepple) Royal Family of Bonny with Alabo Fred Pepple. °1882 Photo credit : behar-baby.tumblr
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The Guardian Nigeria news
Nnete Okorie-Egbe (Nwanyereuwa) , One of the leaders of the Aba women’s right. Photo credit : The Guardian Nigeria news
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whistlerNG
Aba-women-riot-1929-Photo credit: whistlerNG
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Ụkpụrụ̄
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Britannica
Delta; Oil Industry, Fishing, Map, & Agriculture. Photo credit: Britannica.
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Research Gates
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Wikipedia
Map of Western Nigeria. Photo credit: Wikipedia.
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African society and conflict
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Facebook
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Naija Biography
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NaijaDetails
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