Ken Saro-Wiwa's last interview - clip

A direct message from a rare interview with the writer and activist Ken Saro-Wiwa, screened in late November 1995 on Channel 4. Saro-Wiwa led the Ogoni people of Nigeria in their non-violent struggle to stop the multinational oil companies, like Shell, destroying their land and livelihood. This is the last recorded interview where Saro-Wiwa speaks about the politics of oil, art in society and the Niger Delta crisis. On 10th November 1995, Saro-Wiwa and eight of his colleagues were executed by the Nigeria military government following a flawed trial. You can find out more about the Ogoni struggle here: http://www.remembersarowiwa.com/

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[CK ROY]

He sounds so similar to Ojukwu during the 1960s



[AdonBaal]

A great man indeed. Their shame shall never be forgotten and your legacy shall always be remembered.

[lastincantation]

yeah, great man for real! you are dead, they won because in years u will be forgotten. un fortunately. people of modern society is totally oblivious, so dead or alive, they don' t see the difference. it's really really sad.

[dario sesto]

was a great man,now a never die soul.