The groups made this appeal to Guterres in a letter jointly signed by the President of NOUS, Pius Nwinee; his Secretary General, Sampson Npimnee; the acting Coordinator of CDHRAC, Deekor Adokor; and his Secretary General, Toate Ganago, made available to journalists on Thursday.
The letter read partly, “Sir, we are also asking you to use your good office to declare a state of climate and health emergency in Ogoniland to protect Ogoniland and Ogoni ethnic nationality from serious bodily and mental harm because such declaration is in line with your laid down institutional power and more important as your solemn duty to guarantee world peace and safety in overseeing peacekeeping mission in mediating conflict, and Ogoni ethnic nationality should not be an exception.
“In or around 2007, the Nigerian government hired the United Nations Environment Program to study the Royal Dutch Shell’s decades of oil spillage, pollution, and gas flaring in Ogoniland. These contaminated residues are a tangible act of genocide that is slowly and steadily increasing the mortality rate in Ogoni and its enclaves.
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