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Article

31 Jan 2005

Author:
Peter Maass, in New Republic [USA]

Niger Delta Dispatch: Road to Hell

...in Nigeria...even expatriate executives admit their social programs have minimal impact. The cycle can even be disastrous: The oil companies funnel some of their good-works money through the corrupt Nigerian government, watch as much of the cash is wasted, and then use the waste...to justify stinginess in new spending. [refers to Shell, ChevronTexaco, Exxon (part of ExxonMobil)]