Analysis: Nigerian oil region's gloomy outlook unmoved by U.N. (Reuters)

Reuters - A landmark U.N. report on 50 years of oil pollution in Nigeria is unlikely to bring the change many had hoped for, after Shell and the national petroleum company went on the defensive and weary local communities said they had seen it all before.

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