By Ishaq Khalid BBC News, Abuja Image source, Reuters Image caption, A photo from the scene of the surge reveals burned out cars Nigeria’s president has stated the nation is in “shock and injury” following the deaths of at least 100 individuals from an surge at an unlawful oil refinery. President Muhammadu Buhari explained the occurrence in Imo state, southern Nigeria, as a “catastrophe and a nationwide catastrophe”. Many victims were charred beyond acknowledgment. The cops are now looking for the owner of the unlawful refinery. The damage to fishing and farming triggered by the oil market over the years and the failure to share the oil wealth has led some to discover other methods to make cash. Illegal refining is appealing as in parts of the oil-rich Niger Delta it is seen as being reasonably easy to pull off,
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