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Environment

Bracing up to another phase of the Ogoni Struggle

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By Innocent Edemhanria Ogoniland, located in Nigeria’s Niger Delta, is home to the Ogoni people, who have long suffered the consequences of oil exploitation. Since...
Environment

President Tinubu Must Avert A Sahara Energy War on Ogoni

Fegalo Nsuke -
The unfortunate story of the Ogoni repression has too many instances of avoidable mistakes. The first was the failure of the Nigerian government to...
Position Papers

Ogoni Oil and Sahara Energy’s Playbook

Fegalo Nsuke -
Sahara Energy has had a good chance of being accepted as an operator for the Ogoni oil fields. In 2019, when the news first...
Nigeria Matters

The ODA Is The Justice The Ogoni People Seek

Fegalo Nsuke -
Oil is a curse to the Niger Delta region – this catchphrase used by most commentators on the environmental catastrophe in the Niger Delta...
Nigeria Matters

The Ogoni Lessons of the Past 30 Years

Fegalo Nsuke -
By Fegalo Nsuke Ogoni is one of the world's most celebrated cases of state-sponsored repression. Against all odds, the people have persevered in the search for justice,...
Position Papers

The Allegory of the Cave Should Not Play Out in the Ogoni Struggle

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By Fegalo Nsuke In the past 30 years, we have fought for our lives. Like a people pushed to the wall, our fight was for...
Environment

Justice Delayed and Denied: A Review of ‘No Clean Up, No Justice’

Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku -
Title: No Clean Up, No JusticeAuthor: Godwin Uyi Ojo, ERA executive directorNumber of Pages: 39Publisher: Environmental Rights Action, ERAReviewer: Bob MajiriOghene Communications, Nigeria. Serious discussion...
Nigeria Matters

Asari Dokubo as a Biafran!

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Following the 3-month quit notice handed down to the Igbos living and working or doing business in the northern states, the Biafran agitation on...
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