For over two years now, Port Harcourt has come under attack from black soot. I do not think the modular refineries will stop illegal refineries as illegal refineries are an offshoot of oil theft in the Niger Delta, and oil theft is being carried out at industrial level, which affects a lot of things in that sector. Is joblessness among the youths not contributing its quota to the black soot problem? In what far-reaching ways is black soot affecting the economy? If black soot persists, living in Port Harcourt would definitely become a dangerous thing to do.

Source: The Guardian May 27, 2018 04:52 UTC