At least 37 individuals have lost their lives in Nigeria while attempting to siphon crude oil, according to figures released by an environmental organization.
At least 37 die in Nigeria during crude oil theft operation
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This is absolutely heartbreaking. The desperation driving people to this must be immense.
Is there any official government response yet? We need answers beyond just the death toll.
Thirty-seven lives lost for a handful of fuel. How did we let it get this bad?