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Sea Surges Drive Ondo Community From Homes, Oil Spills Ruin Businesses

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Ayetoro is an oil-producing community in the Ilaje area of Ondo, Southwest Nigeria. It was founded in 1947 by a group of unorthodox Christian settlers. Today, Ayetoro faces neglect from the authorities. Its wooden buildings are regularly flooded. Parts of Lagos are choked with dirt as a result of the pollution.

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Sea Surges Drive Ondo Community From Homes, Oil Spills Ruin Businesses

Despite having abundant crude oil resources, residents of this Nigerian community along the Atlantic coast have fundamental complaints about healthcare, education facilities, power supply, livelihoods, and housing.

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