most of it is to fool the ogoni people. and the contractors. to nigeria of information laws, shell representatives funding towards it. and overseen by the federal government of nigeria, with its governing council largely made up of senior shell representative. and float on the water. shell told the bbc... simi jolaoso, bbc news, ogoniland. tell us about how you went about this investigation. i went about it by first of all visiting ogoniland, because i 7 7about the clean—up had heard about the clean—up that was on with had heard about the clean—up tha1 it as on with had heard about the clean—up tha1 it was on with had heard about the clean—up tha1 it was just on with had heard about the clean—up tha1 it was just shocking, oil so prominen7tly seeing oil so prominently on soil, water as well. and i did some speaking to some digging, speaking to locals and about how the locals and heard about how the clean—up project has going clean—up project has been going on for the eight years. on for the last eight years. even places where they have even plac

most of it is to fool the ogoni people. and the contractors. funding towards it. and shell have repeated claims have been cleaned up. it did not take long for us to see oil seep from the ground and float on the water. shell told the bbc... this week, two nigerian communities will bring a case are locked in a dispute with the company that is supposed to maintain their buildings — amid fears the contracts typically last for 25 years, but a bbc investigation has found that nearly half of the 88 schools in the stoke scheme are now withholding need of proper repair. maintenance contract. there's extensive water damage to the wall and the ceiling. there's a hole in the roof! all the plaster's pouring off. the school says after the bbc got in touch children learning in overcoats and the youngest sent home. shivering all day. we're going to have to send our youngest, are freezing because we can't heat our building to