MAKING CONTACT - a weekly international radio program
January 30, 2002
In the oil-rich Niger Delta, multinational companies reap huge profits, while poor communities suffer in the midst of plenty. But confronting the oil companies has its price. On this program, we hear from people who are taking risks, and demanding control over resources in their communities.
Featuring:
Chief of Umeucheum community in Nigeria; Oronto Douglas, deputy director of Environmental Rights Action (Friends of the Earth Nigeria);Annie Brisibe, Niger Delta Women for Justice.
For more information:
Environmental Rights Action
214 Uselu-Lagos Road
Benin City, Nigeria
011-234-52-600-165; eraction@infoweb.abs.net
Niger Delta Women for Justice
www.ndwj.kabissa.org
Report by from Essential Action and Global Exchange:
Oil For Nothing: Multinational Corporations, Environmental Destruction, Death and Impunity in the Niger Delta