In Rememberance - Ken Saro-Wiwa, Part VI

The final part of a documentary by Glenn Ellis charting the history of the Ogoni struggle against Shell and the Nigerian government in the early 1990s. With rare footage from Ogoni land and beyond.
Where else can you find a film that combines the brutal military Paul Okuntimo, Queen Elizabeth II,
The film features an astonishing range of people, from Ogoni villagers, activist and writer Ken Saro-Wiwa, then British Prime Minister John Major, Michael Birnbaum QC, and the then head of Shell in Nigeria, Brian Anderson. All these people were involved in the execution of Saro-Wiwa and his eight colleagues on 10th November 1995, which sent global shockwaves of anger at the human cost of Nigerian oil.
For more information, visit: http://www.remembersarowiwa.com..

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• human rights
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[chetam1000]

@UZED5000 You're an idiot. I'm Igbo and think nothing less of you than a useless vagabond. People like you represent what is wrong with Nigeria.

[eny3000]

@UZED5000 is this a reason why an innocent man should be killed? really this is you justification for violence?

[fredondo2]

@uzed5000 is that the reason he shud be murdered?

[UZED5000]

KEN WAS ANTI IGBO.

Should his followers make peace with thier brothers and join forces to defeat the NIGERIAN BEAST?