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acarelar-1706	ONYI-OGELLE, Obioma Helen; JARED, Theophilus	JUSTIFYING THE CALL FOR REGULATING COMPENSATION FOR OIL SPILLAGE IN THE NIGER DELTA: A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE	2021	8	.pdf	application/pdf	5330	206	47	(c) provides for strict liability, which is akin to the rule in Rylands v Fletcher, with only the two defenses of default 7see Fekumo J.F. ‘Civil Liability for Damages cause by Oil pollution’ in Omotola (ed) Environmental Law in Nigeria including compensation, University of Lagos, 1998 8see Ibidapo – Obe A ‘Criminal Liability of Damages cause by Oil Pollution’ in Omotola (ed) Environmental Law in Nigeria including compensation, University of Lagos, 1998 9see compensation of oil spill victims in Nigeria, the more the oil, the more the blood Singaporean Journal of Business Economics and Management Studies vol.2, No.3, 2013, School Of Law and Securities Studies, Babcock University Ilesan Reno, Ogun State, Nigeria 10. Olanrenaju Fagbohein 1 and 2 were of the view that, Nigerian courts have not reflected much influence in the area of restoration aftermath of oil pollution.	cache/acarelar-1706.pdf	txt/acarelar-1706.txt
