CNN producer Christian Purefoy visits Ogoni and the grave of Ken
Saro-Wiwa to report on the ongoing grievances against
Shell, and the feeling of local Ogoni people about the upcoming Wiwa v.
Shell trial. Includes interviews with the Ogoni Solidarity Forum.
remembering the past, shaping the future
remembering the past, shaping the future…
Remember Saro-Wiwa is a coalition of organisations and individuals, initiated and co-ordinated by...
RSW on Twitter
- Nigeria could lose $ billions under new oil law... if oil companies get their way. http://j.mp/162WW2
- happy birthday (in advance) to @Shell's Gannet Alpha oil rig! Still spilling after almost 20 years... http://j.mp/pHoUv9
- Nigeria should revoke Shell's licence, say MOSOP. great piece by @AJEnglish on Shell oil spills in #nigerdelta. http://t.co/OfUbv2b
- +thanks for RTs and #ff @hanrahanarchist @giantpandinha @SustainablDylan @joabbess @FreePresss @DianaMorant @EARTHWORKSrocks @postcapitalist
- #ff thanks for all RTs the past 2 weeks! @rattlecans @laurirose @roestigeanker @4accountability @MrsRammaDamma @ClimateActionBC @tinysunbird
Shell Guilty on Twitter
- Video: Chevron rig blazes off the coast of Nigeria http://t.co/sMobS9RC via @AJEnglish
- @dotunbabayemi @estherclimate @OlumideIDOWU why has Shell removed the oil spill data that was posted on @shelldotcom? What r they hiding?
- .@SweetCrudeRep zero mention of Shell's massive spill at Bonga in December. Call this journalism?
- Another 30 days till relief well drilled at Chevron's exploding gas rig in Nigeria. Fire still rages. #ecocide #crimes http://t.co/cCpSRWQX
- Nigerian Well Blow Out? Chevron to begin drilling relief wells: new blog via @pipelinedreams http://t.co/nc7ygJaI
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