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The United Nations pulled out of an oil spill cleanup operation in Nigeria because of alleged government corruption.
The U.N. Environment Programme "broke ties" in 2023 with the Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project because it deemed the government agency a "total failure" There have been thousands of crude oil spills in the Niger Delta's tidal mangroves since the 1950s .
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