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The Nikon W300 is the best esteem in light of its adaptability. Its focal point has the vastest perspective of the cameras we tried, covers a 5x zoom range, and lets in the more light than every one of its rivals. Its still pictures have practical hues and loads of detail when shooting in full-auto mode and the camera is equipped for catching 4K video. We likewise like that you can send shots to your cell phone through Wi-Fi to share via web-based networking media. The camera makes due down to 100 feet submerged, is shockproof up to 8 feet, and is freezeproof down to 14 degrees Fahrenheit. Olympus' TG-5 doesn't dive as deep submerged as the Nikon (just 50 feet, contrasted with 100 feet), has a less flexible 4x long range focal point contrasted with the Nikon's 5x focal point, and is fundamentally more costly than the Nikon. In any case, it improves picture quality and incorporates a few highlights that may speak to photograph lovers like crude catch and further developed in

Ogonis ask Shell/NPDC to quit


Thousands of Ogoni people yesterday staged a peaceful protest against alleged resumption of oil exploration by the Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) and the Nigerian Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) in their area and asked them to quit.

The protest came a few days to the seven day ultimatum MOSOP gave the two companies to stop further engagements on their planned resumption of oil extraction in the land till further notice.

MOSOP had also insisted that broad-based discussion with all stakeholders and not the adoption of divide-and-rule tactics by Shell, should be among the issues to considered be anything would be done on their land.

The protesters who gathered at the Kpobie Junction in Gokana Local Government Area with placards, marched to the location where staffof the companies were presumed to be working.

MOSOP President, Legborsi Pyagbara who addressed the protesters charged Ogoni people never to surrender to the oppressors, saying they would sustain the non-violent struggle for their land.

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