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MD/CEO Dexcom Solution Ltd, Pioneer Project Coordinator Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project, Environmental Scientist and Legal Practitioner

Joined February 2012
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My deepest condolences to his immediate family, Katsina State and all Nigerians who mourn the passing of our former President, and a former boss, President Mohammadu Buhari. May Allah grant him Aljannatul Firdaus. Dr. Marvin Dekil Project Coordinator HYPREP (2017-2021)
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His legacy, marked by a focus on accountability and environmental rehabilitation, the implementation of UNEP report on Ogoniland, will undoubtedly be remembered as part of Nigeria's journey towards a sustainable and equitable future.
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In commendation of these efforts, it is essential to recognize Buhari's influence in shaping policies that aimed to benefit both the economy and the communities within the Niger Delta.
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The Ogoniland cleanup project not only sought to address the environmental degradation caused by decades of oil spills but also aimed to restore the dignity and health of the affected communities. This project was a testament to Buhari's dedication to environmental justice
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was instrumental in redirecting funds towards critical infrastructure and social services. Buhari's commitment to the Niger Delta region was evident through various initiatives aimed at promoting peace, security, and sustainable development.
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Under his leadership, the removal of the oil subsidy was a bold move aimed at fostering economic sustainability and efficiency in the oil sector. This decision, though initially controversial
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As his first appointee as Project Coordinator for the Hydrocarbon Pollution Remediation Project (HYPREP), the focus on the Ogoniland cleanup became a hallmark of Buhari's environmental legacy.
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TRIBUTE ON THE PASSING OF FORMER PRESIDENT MOHAMMADU BUHARI Mohammadu Buhari's tenure as President of Nigeria marked a significant chapter in the nation's history, characterized by pivotal reforms and initiatives aimed at addressing some of the country’s most pressing challenges.
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As I celebrate another milestone and year of life, I thank God for His presence in my life and for all the ways He has blessed me.
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Speaking at a recent event on the Niger Delta Environment at Ibom aResort Uyo.
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Marvin Barinem Dekil, PhD retweeted
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz has signed a law guaranteeing free breakfast and lunch for all students in the state, regardless of how much money their parents make. Tens of thousands of food-insecure kids will benefit.
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Marvin Barinem Dekil, PhD retweeted
Pls, watch this video of how Saudi Arabia monitors and protects both its oil fields & pipelines from bunkering. Dearest, I no go lie you, I prefer this for our country 🇳🇬 rather than paying N4billion to Tompolo (a fugitive) for such a sensitive task. Isn't this achievable?
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Marvin Barinem Dekil, PhD retweeted
We @UNEP have long waited for the #healthyenvironmentforall right to be recognized. No one can take nature, clean air & water, or a stable climate away – at least not without a fight. Huge thanks to all who made it happen, incl friends @UN_HRC, @SREnvironment & @SRclimatechange
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Speaking with @NTANewsNow on the implementation of UN Climate Change policy and expansion of remediation of oil pollution to other impacted areas of the Niger Delta region
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Are we doing enough to protect our environment and the vulnerable
Time is running out to protect the world’s most vulnerable people, who have contributed least to the #ClimateCrisis but are hit the hardest. We must work together to fight climate change while protecting the most vulnerable against its increasingly severe impacts.
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Climate crisis resulting from global warming continue to threaten our environment, especially the ecosystem of the delta region in Nigeria
I’m at @UN #WorldOceansDay to deliver a clear message to world leaders about the impact of +1.5°C on our oceans. The effects are unthinkable and we cannot ignore this crisis for any longer.
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