by Adebayo Emuleomo Today we remember one of our own, a true hero, the definition of a selfless activist, a patriot by all standards and a Nigerian who died 20 years ago. Ken Saro Wiwa, a hero not only in Nigeria but through the whole world, was in many ways more than just an average... Read More

March 8, 2014

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Opinion: National Conference – The Ogonis are a part of Nigeria too

by Saatah Nubari The fact that the Ogoni’s have always addressed the issues of injustice meted out to them peacefully, without carrying arms or detonating bombs, right from the days of the late Human rights and environmental activist, Ken Saro-Wiwa to the present set of leaders, should have made the organizers of this event make... Read More

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June 28, 2012

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Help save our wetlands: Nigerian diaspora group to have US Congressional hearing

by Tolu Orekoya Oil spills have devastated the once-vibrant wetlands in the Niger Delta area of Nigeria, and little has been done to clear up the spills and return the ecosystem to its Natural state. US-based Council of Ogoni Professionals International hopes that a meeting with a committee from the United States’ House of Representatives could help restore... Read More

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