Nigerian Law on Oil Pollution is a child of necessity. In this contemporary Nigeria of Niger Delta crisis, it x-rays the legal dimensions of the solution to the problem. Therefore, it is timeous. This work is not strictly restricted to oil pollution, it also discusses other aspects of environmental law both municipal and international. Though short and concise, it is a thorough work basically designed for students studying in the fields of Environmental and Petroleum Law, Legal Practitioners and Jurists, Law Lecturers, Political Leaders and Niger Delta militants. The first chapter briefly discusses the sources of environmental law on oil pollution, while chapter two deals with the application of the Tort of Negligence to oil pollution disputes. The subsequent chapters discuss oil pollution in the context of other domestic and international law principles.