Nigeria Desertification

July 15, 2006

So far, Nigeria, Africa’s largest oil-exporting country, hasn’t done much about the problems in its countryside.

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Nigeria Desertification

englisch: Pod1507Nigeria Desertification - Produziert: 15.07.2006 - 21:47:46 von Haase

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