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Tag Archives: Nigeria
Reflecting the Niger Delta: Tolu Ogunlesi on Tings Dey Happen
On 3 Quarks Daily Tolu Ogunlesi writes about American Dan Hoyle’s Tings Dey Happen. Dan Hoyle was inspired to write a one man play about Nigeria and the oil industry after being a Fulbright scholar in at the University of … Continue reading
Posted in Scenarios
Tagged art, Dan Hoyle, Nigeria, oil, theatre, Tings Dey Happen, Tolu Ogunlesi, video
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Oil Pirates of Nigeria
From the BBC Fighting for Nigeria’s oil wealth: The Niger Delta, a region the size of England, is littered with violence and gas flares – the offshoot of oil extraction – whose roar and heat you can feel for hundreds … Continue reading
Posted in General, Inequality
Tagged black globalization, Niger Delta, Nigeria, oil, piracy, Port Harcourt
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