14 years after protesters including Ken Saro-Wiwa were executed, Shell settles for 15M
Channel 4 reports that oil giant Shell agrees a £10M "humanitarian" settlement, 14 years after protesters including author Ken Saro-Wiwa were executed by Nigeria's former military regime. Sue Turton reports.
These problems stem from the political bias in the country which favours the north over the south and delta regions where the Ogoni tribes live.A few years back a former UK govt. employee revealed that before leaving as the colonial power the UK govt. set up the UK friendly party to continue almost unopposed.Shell represents the kernal of Anglo/Dutch colonial power central to the Bilderberg Group Global corporate elitists.Netherlands royalty are major shareholders. Compensation should have been $100 million.
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