Africa and its oil
Burdens of oil weigh on Nigerians
Ecological harm, corruption hit hard
First in a series of occasional articles. OBEDUM, Nigeria -- Under the vast swamps of Nigeria's coastal delta sit some of the world's most productive oil reserves, a treasure coveted by the energy-hungry United States and other nations. (Full article: 2141 words)
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