Gaagaa Giadom, fisherman, "It’s been bad like this for 20 years and it's still bad. It's still very bad. Just here, even in this little area, when we were fishing, we used to catch something. But now we struggle all the way to Bonny and still we get nothing." Local people are concerned.Mike Vipene, farmer and fisherman. "We are inhaling all these things every day and that gives us diseases, sickness, not only my family, the entire community."