N’Delta Coalition protests at Nigerian National Assembly over pipeline contracts
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- •The protest took place on March 31, 2026, at the Nigerian National Assembly in Abuja.
- •The N’Delta Coalition demands that pipeline contracts be decentralized to allow local communities greater involvement.
- •The Niger Delta region is a key oil-producing area in Nigeria with ongoing disputes over resource control.
- •The protest involved a storming of the National Assembly premises by coalition members.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Nigerian government agrees to decentralize pipeline contracts local communities in the Niger Delta could gain more economic benefits and influence over oil projects, potentially reducing regional tensions.
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