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For Our Biosafety & Biosecurity*

For Our Biosafety & Biosecurity*

by Nnimmo | May 26, 2016 | Biosafety, Climate/Ecological Crimes, Corporate Capture, Culture, Environment, Food, Policy, Rights of Nature/Mother Earth

The saying goes that a people united can never be defeated. Today we affirm that our unity is built on sound knowledge and on a commitment to ensure that our agricultural and food systems are not by any means compromised

Nigerian Biosafety Law:  A Keg of Gun Powder

Nigerian Biosafety Law: A Keg of Gun Powder

by Nnimmo | May 24, 2016 | Biosafety, Corporate Capture, Environment, Food, Policy, Rights of Nature/Mother Earth

Nigerian Biosafety Law:  A Keg of Gun Powder As you will hear in this conference, the Nigerian Biosafety Management Act (2015) is a highly defective piece of legislation contrived to open up Nigeria for a literal GMO inv

When the Land Bleeds

When the Land Bleeds

by Nnimmo | May 13, 2016 | Climate Change, Climate/Ecological Crimes, Corporate Capture, Culture, Dirty Energy, Environment, Rights of Nature/Mother Earth

A day at Ogoni was a homecoming of sorts for me yesterday when the global wave of #BreakFree actions touched down at Bori. The resolve of the Ogoni to peacefully and determinedly fight ecocide is legendary. The women, wi

Break Free at Ogoni – Silence is Treason!

Break Free at Ogoni – Silence is Treason!

by Nnimmo | May 12, 2016 | Climate Change, Climate/Ecological Crimes, Corporate Capture, Dirty Energy, Environment, Rights of Nature/Mother Earth

The MOSOP Peace Centre, Bori, Ogoni is a very significant location in the history of the struggle for a safe Niger Delta in which our peoples live in peace and in dignity and struggle for their rights non-violently. It i

Oloibiri: A monument to Fossil Fuels

Oloibiri: A monument to Fossil Fuels

by Nnimmo | May 10, 2016 | Climate Change, Climate/Ecological Crimes, Dirty Energy, Environment, Food, Rights of Nature/Mother Earth

Break Free from Fossil Fuels actions commenced in Nigeria today, 10th May 2016, with a rally at Oil Well 1, Nigeria’s first oil well drilled in 1956. It was a gathering of hundreds of citizens, including community chiefs

Blood Cattle

Blood Cattle

by Nnimmo | May 3, 2016 | Analysis, Climate Change, Culture, Environment, Food, Militarism, Policy

Blood Cattle: With so much blood shed so that cattle may roam roughshod over the land, it does make sense for us to rethink our meat production and consumption patterns. Violent conflicts have become so pervasive in Nige