The article discusses a statement from Fegalo Nsuke, the president of the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (MOSOP). He assured that ongoing talks between the Ogoni people and the federal government are not threatened, despite some negative comments from various groups. Nsuke explained that such opposition is normal during negotiations, especially when discussing benefits. He emphasized that MOSOP and the Ogoni community are united and focused on achieving positive outcomes from these discussions. Nsuke acknowledged the struggles and losses the Ogoni community has faced, including over 2,800 deaths. He stressed that MOSOP wants the benefits of negotiations to go to the people who fought for them, rather than allowing elites to take over the rewards. Nsuke also mentioned that while some groups may be trying to gain attention, these actions do not affect the negotiations. He called for cooperation among all groups and urged everyone to support the dialogue process for the benefit of the Ogoni people.
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