In solidarity with the Ogoni people, Aberdeen

Some folks got togeth­er today in Aberdeen to stand with the Ogo­ni peo­ple in remem­ber­ing Ken Saro-Wiwa and his eight Ogo­ni col­leagues who were exe­cut­ed by the Niger­ian state for cam­paign­ing against the dev­as­ta­tion of the Niger Delta by oil com­pa­nies, espe­cial­ly $hell and Chevron. $hell was in court today, Aberdeen Sher­iff Court in per­haps the most impor­tant fatal acci­dent inquiry for the indus­try since the Piper Alpha dis­as­ter. They have admit­ted that their fail­ures led to the deaths of two work­ers on one of its plat­forms.

First peo­ple stood out­side the court

From there out to the $hell offices in tul­los where a qui­et vig­il with lanterns and poet­ry was held .
Office work­ers leav­ing were offered a leaflet and most friend­ly accept­ed

Last­ly on to the $hell offices on Ander­son dri­ve­where a long ban­ner was placed in time for some rush hour traf­fic, draw­ing the link between the Ogo­ni peo­ple and the Irish peo­ple

Futher Infor­ma­tion,
court­case: news.scotsman.com/scotland.cfm?id=2175272005
Ken Saro-Wiwa :
www.november10th.com/
Irish farm­ers:
www.corribsos.com/

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