The Ken Saro-Wiwa Story | Greed, Betrayal and the Battle for Nigeria's Oil Money

Of all the casualties of the unholy post-war alliance between the Nigerian military state and big oil, the Ogoni people were arguably amongst the worst hit. With the full blessing of the Nigerian government, the Royal Dutch Shell oil company was authorised to explore and extract oil from Ogoniland. While this was a win-win deal for Nigeria’s military generals and the oil giant, Shell’s entry into the region quickly became nothing short of a living nightmare for the Ogoni people.
Having grown sick and tired of the military government’s complicity in the devastation of his ancestral land, Ken Saro-Wiwa spearheaded the creation of a pressure group known as the Movement for the Survival of the Ogoni People (popularly known as MOSOP). This is the story of the most prominent martyr in the fight against big oil in Nigeria.
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Yea, easy to blame everyone else other than ones self, way too convenient. At first it was colonialism, the foreign involvements. Noone has paused to think we might actually be the course of our own problem.

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@@doxasept2286 no the facts aren't there, it's your own theory. But let me endulge you a wee bit and assume for a second what you're saying is right for a moment, so it's one of our own who would accept their proposals and implement them, it's not like in colonial times when the foreigners are in charge. We control our own affairs, we can decide to accept the offers of Europeans or listen to their advices or not, our choice.

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“Lord take my soul, but the struggle continues”

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The lord didn’t take all of his soul, because part of it is still here in every Nigerian who fights for a better future

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@Jason Stark But why do we have to Band together? Are the French bound with UK, Italy, Germany etc in Europe? Why can't the North let the Igbos be? They don't like the South especially Igbos but yet want to share same country with people you hate.

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@Jason Stark that's a good idea...but the ones in power are greedy and want everything for themselves

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@Jason Stark Stop your self deceit..

[@richardadomako3539]

Nigeria has lots of brutal history I hope the day to see visionary leaders rule Nigeria.

[@AnalystTosh]

Still ruled by the Generals

[@munix9351]

As in!! Plenty!!

[@nwoudochiobinna3673]

@@AnalystTosh yup...till this day. The Dictators just converted to politicians

[@gracie99999]

no joke

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Thomas Sankara was the last of the great West African heads of state, and paid for it with his life.

[@richardnderitu6423]

Even our former Kenyan dictator, Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi, was offended by the killing? That's how bad it is when another poor leader has to call you out.

[@WillieFungo]

They were just virtue signaling, just like the West.

[@iptwbunna2489]

his son just betrayed our leaders

[@francisjoseph3849]

moi was not adictator he held our country together and kept the peace when every other country in africa was fraying

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@FRANCIS he was a dictator!!

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@@francisjoseph3849 Dictators don't always have to be bad. People of Nigeria love murtala Mohammed, despite the fact that he was a dictator

[@coolykush]

I’ve never been this emotional over a KZbin video. What happened to Ken just shows how brutal and evil life can be to people who stand up for what’s right. I hope his family and loved ones have found peace.

[@radioactivedetective6876]

"precious black toxin" - never have I come across a phrase that more aptly captures the role crude oil has played in shaping the present and future of humanity and of this planet

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And all that was caused by a Comedian? Damn, underrated man.

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No joke!

[@Boom38119]

Like PLO Lumumba said corruption killed more people than wars in Africa. Corruption, The neverending story of Nigeria.

[@anele5696]

I cry for Ken Saro Wiwa when I remember him. He and the other 8 didn't have to be killed. He was a brilliant innocent man who stood up for his people. I had just gone into university there when he was hanged. The Nigerian northerners inhumanity to the Southerners will never be forgotten. May Ken Saro Wiwa and the others continue to rest in peace. Can't stop crying now. No one deserves to die that way.

[@Relevance4life]

The military were brutal and wrong in so many ways, but even from the story you heard, ken Saro wiwa wasn’t a saint, he himself resulted to killings as a means of pressing home his demand. The did kidnappings and indirectly encouraged mobbing of relatives that disagreed with their means. It was no coincidence that some of his kinsmen started distancing themselves from the movement. It’s like Nnamdi Kanu of today, IPOB is as brutal as the state whom they claim to fight against.

[@okekechidi3377]

@@Relevance4life do you have evidence to this unusual allegations.. until then you shouldn't be taken seriously.. awaiting your own well resesrch and unbiased evidence...

[@kingleton223]

Ken wasn't so innocent you know. He betrayed the Igbo as well after the war. Then Nigeria happened to Ogoni people then that is when he did what he did. But we have not being straight because we are not united.

[@tayxxmonster]

I just watched this a few days ago and I see today that Shell is going to pay *$11 million* for damages. I’m disgusted but not surprised. There’s not enough money in the world to make up for what was and is being done to the Ogoni people. Thank again for another priceless video. *This* is the context and information I look to when I discuss domestic and world history with my kids.

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Peanuts

[@scrubbingoffinternet5221]

The ogoni people lost their homeland for a measly 11 million. European brain disease is a wonder.

[@ipodtouch495]

Oil is easily the most destabilising thing on Earth. Great video as usual bro.

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It's only good for already industrialised countries.

[@ksharonnie]

If his last words didn't bring tears to those who took his life. Huh! It is a sad story. More sad, that as an african, I never knew it until you covered the story new africa. Thank you for sharing this.

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Babangida still lives though in a shadow of himself

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[@karoosogba8900]

This video brings to mind one of the questions I have never been able to answer but history continues to ask it. As a leader, in the face of brutal oppression do you give in for a comprise that keeps your followers oppressed but possibly less so or chose to risk deaths in the hope of true liberation. In this case, till these day the Ogoni people still suffer, their lands and water are ruined. There is still little to no compensational infrastructure in that area. How then can those deaths be justified aside from Matyrs that we eulogize about in our imaginations and some foundations here and there. Sometimes I wonder if any armed resistance against a far superior power is ever worth it.

[@sivuyilemtsi9840]

I think this is why you find many rebel leaders have little to no regret for the actions they took believing would free their people. There is just no proven formula for this. Do you temporarily give in, in the hope that it will ease the oppression just a little and give your people a fighting chance of survival; or do you hold out in the face of severe brutality in the hope that it will pay out the ultimate prize? We always judge these people for their actions after we already know the outcome, forgetting that they made these decisions before and they had no way of conclusively knowing the outcome that we have come to know.

[@arinzefrancis7417]

Do not hold out entirely without a plan. Bargain hard and take what you can, fight and conquer if you can but most importantly know when to withdraw and re-strategize. If you lose your life without accomplishing what you set out to of what use is it? What can you possibly achieve with that? Die by all means but let it be after conquering.

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@@sivuyilemtsi9840 It really is tough being a ‘freedom fighter’ the goal is freedom and not death but you have to risk death in pursuit of freedom with full knowledge that your death does not equal freedom in fact it might reduce the chance. Then how would you live with yourself seeing the oppression continue, imagine seeing a fisherman who can no longer fish and farmer who can no longer farm due to no fault of his own or an act of God. Knowing that his misery is an act of man and you might have helped. That might kill you too

[@karoosogba8900]

@@arinzefrancis7417 I understand your point fully but sometimes you can calculate wrongly and the checkmate might come sooner than you expected. In this case he was not caught raiding or terrorizing, he was allegedly setup in such a way that his only out was either full scale terrorism or fleeing the country

[@ChairmanMo]

Sometimes you have to believe that what you are fighting for is so important that you just have to go and fight and not think anymore about it. Look at the people's of Yugoslavia during WW2, the Soviet Partisans in WW2 and look at how China kept hanging on despite the Century of Shame and the Empire of Japan's invasion of the country.

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[@-faramoluwanbi-6469]

We always learnt in school that Ken Saro-Wiwa had done good things but we learnt such vague history about him and the evil of Sani Abach and Babangida that I didn't even know he was from such a minority tribe! I'm so glad History is back in the Nigerian curriculum.

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We must fight and get rid of all the bloody greedy leaders and build a beautiful country.

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We are a sad nation, ruled by these kleptocrats

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I’m in Nigeria and I feel this

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Go back to Nigeria then if you detest Europe so much

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I almost teared up watching this. This story resonates all across Africa, Is this our fate as Africans?.....to be manipulated, robbed and mistreated by foreigners with the help of our leaders?

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Its the same with as Balkan folks

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Nigeria is not a country, it's a business, a shrewd business.

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It's more like a warlord property

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@@tyvamakes5226 that too

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Listen I'm from Jamaica 🇯🇲 and I'm really sorry for what happened in south east Nigeria decades ago,I'm sorry about what the Hausa Fula people are have done! I'm also sorry for what is going on in Kaduna,Zamfara, Maiduguri with other ethnic groups like kanuri etc but I really need NIGERIA 🇳🇬 that's all the people to pull together so we can have direct flights from Lagos, Abuja,Jos to my country that we don't have to travel through Europe or America to get to Africa 🌍!!! Pull up yuh socks Nigeria mi a beg

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It’s a long road

[@terryoppong4420]

I got to know the Ken Wiwa story sometime 2014, and to this day I feel sad seeing how ruthlessly he was killed. My country Ghana had high hopes after oil was discovered in commercial quantities, after 10 years we don’t have much to show for it. With African countries still dependent on natural resources, I wonder what will become of us in 100 years

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As an Ogoni Man in Diaspora, when I show resilience to unjust acts around me, I am often asked in German „warum bist du so anders?“, and of course my response is „weil ich in meinem kurzen leben viel gesehen habe“ and doing what is just is the right thing to do. These sad incidents only make us stronger ✊🏽 To the commentator, you never missed and thanks for beautifully narrating our history of struggle. Thanks to New Africa too for this Masterpiece of Historical truth 🙏🏾

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I think ogoni people need more than Germans needs you. The oil spillage has stopped

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@@robertsshawn7029 You’re absolutely correct. The plan is to go back with a sustainable plan to help out and join the young builders but for now I would keep building myself till then. Thanks for your comment 🙌🏾

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*has’nt

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@cosmossaronwiyo4289 USA,France, and Britain have been stealing oil from the Niger Delta ,how come nobody is complaining

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Ojukwu thought he was fighting Nigeria but didn't know he was going to fight Britain.

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Africa's rich resources are also the reason behind it's poverty.

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Kwame Nkrumah calls it, "The African Paradox".

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The resource curse.

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@@dscott4465 That is truth.

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Watching this and just crying. This is so painful!

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Let it not be said that our stories were not told by us. Love what you do on this channel

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I have never seen a source of information about Africa (history and news) like this one. It explains it greatly, and with details. Keep it up the awesome work ;)

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My 22 years living or schooling in Nigeria they never teach us about this.. thank God for technology.... thank you new Africa... a lot of untold stories... the struggle continue

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That is because the Fulanis dominate you and dominate the things that are taught to you in school and have shifted your focus to "hate the igbos, they are your enemy ".

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@@Vinus739 I swear down. We awake now. So we moouve

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Thank you. Another great one. Always looking forward to it.

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I love your channel. You do things from all across Africa, well researched, and you put both big and small stories from current new entrepreneurs to huge political presidents across Africa to regional events that may focus on a group in a country like this. Well done

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Thank you for this 👏

[@leehaseley2164]

Long live the memory of Ken Saro-Wiwa! Thank you for opening my eyes to aspects of history previously hidden from me.

[@Madameshakara]

Long live the memory of Edward Kobani, Samuel Orage, Theophilus Orage, Albert Badey! They were my family, they were good ppl, compassionate, intelligent ppl who wanted a better future for Ogoni ppl. Brutally murdered for simply trying to attain peace. While having a noble cause, Ken saro wiwa was no saint, NO AMOUNT of public sympathy will ever change that fact…Nigeria is a nation that has been wrecked by exploitation, greed, and violence from it’s very inception. So sad everything we’ve been through, sad what we will continue to go through, but we cannot give up. We must prodper

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I've been watching your videos for about three months now and I must say, the amount of work, research, and editing that has gone into these videos are amazing. Being from the United States, we never ever hear about this history, especially from someone who does the amount of work and personal knowledge on these subjects! Thank you for making these amazing videos!

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Married into a Nigerian family. Thank you so much for doing this work. It helps me understand my husbands country and educate our children.

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Awesome that you’re making an effort to learn his culture!

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I can't state enough how much I value and respect your contributions. Thank you!

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Always looking forward to KB saying "You see..."

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I love history and as an african the history of Africa has a special place in my heart, this channel is incredible, objectiv, unbiased and just straight facts. In any african leder you get the good side and the bad side with this channel. You don't make many videos but when you do, it's on point. One of the few channels where the 🔔 is on. I salute you sir!

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Fascinating and harrowing, thank you for making this

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Thank you for this story, greed and complete lack of unity has always been the enemy to Africa. It is a shame imagine what she would be with great leadership and lack of tribalism.

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Thanks to channels like this, young Nigerians get to learn her history in real time

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As always good work! I love when our history is told with the responsibility on us!

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Long story short, the international community paid lip service support to the Ogoni people's struggle - while they bought Shell's oil and did nothing to pressure shell.

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We will never change

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Capitalism :(

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Always the same , all talk no action just preaching unless it involves them getting oil of course than it’s a humanitarian crisis in which they must get involved , it’s sickening world sadly

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It's very difficult to do anything, when you yourself sign your freedom away.

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Never disappoints, the level of detail is always top notch, I mean I've just found out an insight of what is really going in Nigeria's oil and it's never ending violence, yes I knew it was because of oil but not at such density

[@FredoRockwell]

Superb video, as always! I really enjoyed the way you tied the connection between Biafra and MOSOP. Also, I remember hearing about Ken Saro-Wiwa on the BBC World Service at the time, and he was always described as a poet. I had no idea he was a television comedian too! I can see now how he would be such a potent threat to a dictatorial regime, as he was clearly more famous and beloved than I realized. Thank you again!

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I can't wait! Love your videos

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This a remarkable and incredible video👏🏽👏🏽, it couldn't have come at a better time, considering that we Nigerians are suffering from the ills of this civil war, oil spillage that destroyed farmlands and water bodies, environmental pollution in the south-south done by big oil companies and these atrocities that continues to worsen daily. We are definitely sharing this video. Keep up the great work @NewAfrica 🙏🏾👍🏾 Ken Saro-Wiwo was indeed a hero with integrity.

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Great video!! It's always worth the waiting!!

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Another very good video! The history of Africa has always just been a muddy cloud of civil wars and dictators, so I like learning about the people who stood up to them like Saro-Wiwa.

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[@1stson335]

Ken Saro Wiwa has forever Ogoniland as an example for other minority ethnic groups in Nigeria to emulate for liberation.........."the struggle continues "

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Recently found the channel and love it. Entertaining, well made videos, great narration and learning so much history us in America would never know otherwise

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As always Taiwo . Quality work . God bless you guys

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Thanks for this video Taiwo. It was well made as usual.

[@redfx2980]

Thanks, K. B. Taiwo. You are doing a great job educating Africans and the entire world on such important historical facts. Lord knows that I can't bring myself to make a video like this...half way through and I am already boiling with a mix of emotions, anger being at the top of the list. The greed of humanity is second to none!

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Nigeria my country has gone through alot, but someday we shall overcome. A lovely documentary

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NewAfrica is sincerely the best channel for African history. Keep on with the good work❤

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I'm a simple man, I see a NewAfrica video I click. Excellent content! Y'all have expanded the historical knowledge of my native land.

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you give it to us straight, no prejudice or blaming other countries needlessly you make it so watching these videos doesnt feel like a list of things we should be ashamed for, but genuine teaching, showing fault where it is , not where people belive it is, other countries certnaily do bad things in regard to africa, too much to forgive, but its nice to hear the african side and the truth

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[@theonlygerry]

You know the sad part about all this ....ultimately the United Nations and the EU who sought to strip Nigeria from the commonwealth intentionally turned a blind eye to Shell who is at the root of all this. That is why Abacha's money will never be of any good to Nigeria, it's all blood money! Shell continues to walk free today doing irreparable damage wherever oil is found in Africa.

[@generalzico9221]

On the contrary my brother there was no money during Abacha regime and no money to steal, check your facts well.

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@@generalzico9221 what about the oil money ??? Or you didn’t watch the video?

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Great content! I'm learning more about my continent from this channel.

[@danbarclay9431]

As a student In Liverpool University in the UK I drank in a bar named after Ken saro wiwa and until now I knew little about him. Yet another great video from one of my favourite KZbin channels

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Comprehensive, Insightful and unbiased... a great channel for all who want to really know #African politics. Keep it up brother, as you have more to cover. Much respect from Ethiopia.

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Excelllent video as always my brother. I am ashamed that I did not know about such atrocities

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Powerful documentary 👏🇬🇭... They signed their agreement here in Ghana

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Aburi

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