This document summarizes a study on the impact of oil spillage in Izombe community, Imo State, Nigeria. It finds that oil spillage occurs approximately twice yearly, reducing productivity. The main causes of spillage are sabotage (56.4%) and pipeline leakage (46.7%). The spills have degraded the environment and ecosystems, polluting water sources and farmland and reducing the population of fish and other seafood. Most residents are farmers or teachers, and the spills negatively impact their livelihoods. The document recommends compensating oil-impacted communities, improving access to education, and reviewing laws to benefit local populations.