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MOSOP-USA Gives Condition For Resumption Of Oil Production In Ogoniland - Vimarsana News

MOSOP-USA Gives Condition For Resumption Of Oil Production In Ogoniland

The Movement for the Survival of Ogoni People in the United States of America (MOSOP-USA) has said the federal government must fulfill four conditions it has

The Ogoni Lessons Of The Past 30 Years - Vimarsana News

The Ogoni Lessons Of The Past 30 Years

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 justic

Oronto Natei Douglas (1966 – 2015): An exceptional enthusiast for justice and development - Vimarsana News

Oronto Natei Douglas (1966 – 2015): An exceptional enthusiast for justice and development

“Life is short. Life is short. Life is short. Make hay while the sun shines. Make hay while the sun shines. Make hay while the sun shines,” the preacher

Oronto Natei Douglas (1966 – 2015): An Exceptional Enthusiast For Justice And Development By Engr. Ipigansi Okumo - Vimarsana News

Oronto Natei Douglas (1966 – 2015): An Exceptional Enthusiast For Justice And Development By Engr. Ipigansi Okumo

“Life is short. Life is short. Life is short. Make hay while the sun shines. Make hay while the sun shines. Make hay while the sun shines,” the preacher bellowed. While I was still in a state of bewilderment trying to grasp his drift, the preacher said, “Work while it is day: the night cometh, when no man can work”.   

Grand corruption wrecks Niger delta clean-up | Article - Vimarsana News

Grand corruption wrecks Niger delta clean-up | Article

Theft from the billion-dollar oil clean-up in Ogoniland is so bad that the operation's chief architect, the UN Environment Programme, wants to quit, The UN Environment Programme is set for a bitter break with Nigeria over the clean-up of pipeline spills in the Niger delta despite almost 15 years of close cooperation, Africa Confidential understands. The UN's withdrawal would have grave repercussions because the billion-dollar clean-up plan, financed by western oil companies and the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC), was meant to establish a template for environmental remediation i...