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MOSOP Says Ogoni Dialogue Process Offers Hope After Decades of Struggle

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MOSOP President Fegalo Nsuke says the Ogoni struggle is entering a new phase following the Federal Government’s dialogue process with Ogoni communities. Speaking at the Ogoni National Rally in Gokana, Nsuke said the committee set up in January 2025 and its recommendations to President Bola Tinubu offer hope after decades of conflict, repression and environmental concerns linked to oil activities. He commended President Tinubu and National Security Adviser Nuhu Ribadu for supporting an Ogoni-led dialogue. He urged the government to clarify and speed up the implementation framework, while calling on Ogoni people to embrace unity and peaceful engagement.

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zaza

What would meaningful progress from this dialogue look like for Ogoni communities beyond the committee's recommendations?

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hala

I agree; real progress should be felt in everyday community life, not just reflected in recommendations or meetings.

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peter

After decades of struggle, the fact that Ogoni communities are being engaged through dialogue understandably gives many people room for cautious hope.

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noah

Hope is welcome, but dialogue alone should not be treated as success until its recommendations lead to visible outcomes.

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grace

The next useful step is clear public updates on the recommendations, timelines, and how Ogoni communities will be involved in implementation.

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