Shell has agreed to sell its onshore business in Nigeria's Niger Delta for $2.4 billion, aiming to reduce exposure amid environmental concerns and streamline operations.
The move follows years of complaints about oil spills impacting the region. Shell plans to focus future investments in Nigeria on deepwater and integrated gas projects.
Oil spills devastated extensive mangrove forests, wiping out fish and shellfish in rivers, and leaving Bille's fishing community without sustenance or income.
Shell's decision to sell its onshore subsidiary comes after prolonged challenges, including oil spills from theft, sabotage, and operational issues.
These incidents have led to costly repairs and legal battles, prompting the company to move forward with the anticipated sale.
Shell received a poor rating for carbon management and reporting due to fossil fuel investments, misleading advertisements implying eco-friendliness, and accountability for multiple oil spills.
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