Nigerian Women Stick to Oil Demands

15 Jul 2002

Oil company executives thumped the table and even offered concessions, but the women who took over a giant oil terminal and trapped hundreds of workers inside did not budge Saturday in their demands for jobs for their sons and electricity for their homes. Full Story

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