Militants claim bombing of 3 oil pipelines in south Nigeria
WARRI -- Nigerian militants and a local leader say attackers have bombed oil pipelines 100 kilometers apart, the fifth attack this month in response to a military campaign in Nigeria's southern, petroleum-producing Niger Delta.
The Niger Delta Avengers say on Tuesday night they blew up three Nembe Creek trunk lines carrying 300,000 barrels a day to the Bonny export terminal of Dutch-British producer Shell.
Community leader Stephen Igwe says two other explosions blasted Italian company Agip's Tebidaba-Brass pipeline.
