New militant group rears head
Nigeria Pipeline
The attack would mark a continuation of violence across the oil-rich states after a period of relative calm. Earlier this week, rumours circulated of a pending truce with the Niger Delta Avengers, the group that has claimed responsibility for a host of attacks, including the hits on Chevron, Eni, Shell and NNPC infrastructure. However, a statement by the Avengers later on Monday read that the organisation did not recall “any agreement on [a] ceasefire with the Nigeria Government.”
Shell is investigating the reported incident.
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