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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (2292)	10/1/2005 10:03:35 AM
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Nigeria: Oil facilities open again as militiamen withdraw threat of attacks IRIN, Reuters via AlertNet PORT HARCOURT, 27 September (IRIN) - Two oil facilities in Nigeria, shut by militiamen protesting their leader's arrest, have reopened, oil company officials said on Tuesday, after the groups withdrew their threats to dynamite installations and kidnap foreign workers. Oil giant Chevron said production had resumed at its two plants that were forced to close down last week as insecurity mounted in the wake of the arrest of Moujahid Dokubo-Asari, the leader of the Niger Delta People's Volunteer Force (NDPVF). "We have reopened Idama and Robertkiri due to an improved security situation," said Chevron spokesman Deji Haastrup. The NDPVF said in an official statement on Tuesday that it was suspending its threat to attack oil installations and foreign oil workers. (27 September 2005) energybulletin.net