HYPREP trains 44 Ogoni youths in underwater welding

HYPREP has started an underwater welding training for 44 ex-artisanal refiners in Ogoniland to provide a sustainable livelihood and protect the environment

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April 30, 2026 · 04:15 · 5 min read

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HYPREP has started an underwater welding training for 44 ex-artisanal refiners in Ogoniland to provide a sustainable livelihood and protect the environment

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HYPREP trains 44 Ogoni youths in underwater welding