
Environment and Sustainability storytelling. Former Team Lead at @KSWFoundation. Host- Art and Activism. The world needs peace.
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Ken Saro-Wiwa Legacy Hall Commissioned In Kaani To Advance Environmental Justice In Niger Delta nationalnetworkonline.com/20…
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Happy birthday to @Dumsyl,
Thank you for giving this platform a direction.
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Had the privilege of participating in the #Adoptavolunteer bootcamp today.
The trainings by @Diolutobe, Eze Mercy (BudgIt foundation Coordinator)and @Dumsyl, have enabled me understand the ropes of advocacy and activism and the role of social media in these fields.
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Replying to @HYPREPNigeria
@HYPREPNigeria’s Ogoni Power Project Update:
Frame 1: Erection of the 6th and 5th gantries at the Wiiyaakara.
Frame 2: Bodo Transmission Sub-stations is ongoing.
Frame 3: Excavation for the 1st 33 kV Gantry foundation at the Bodo Substation switchyard. #Ogonicleanup @otegaogra
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Today, civil societies, environmentalists and others will be holding a vigil for Ken Saro-Wiwa and 8 others that were killed with him. We will be at 24 Aggrey Road, Port Harcourt and will share bits of the event. To add a word, tweet with #Remembersarowiwa #Ogoni9 #MartyrsDay
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Happy Earth Day! Consider adding reading to your list of #EarthDay activities. And may I suggest Ogoni Women’s Activism: The Transnational Struggle against Big Oil and the State, out today @IllinoisPress and @Amazon #EarthDayActivities #EarthDay2025 shorturl.at/VFZd9
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Way ahead of our Lagos event, let’s set the mood and talk about what Nigeria’s future looks like on a political, humanitarian and environmental level, 30 years after the Ogoni 9’s execution!
@WalleLawal and the team will be there, and so should you🫵🏾
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Tyrants are cowards, and all who subscribe to tyrannical ways are cowards. They are scared of everything, so scared that they will do anything to see their way through because, without force, they have nothing to offer. -Dum Syl Aminikpo.l
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At Bomu, Ogoni, the mangroves are returning, and with them, the fishes. Excited to see some good results from @HYPREPNigeria’s restoration program.
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At our ongoing Webinar @Dumsyl of the @KSWFoundation Makes the point that the lessons of #KenSaroWiwa and his campaign for ecological justice is relevant today more than ever. His ideas are relevant today as they were in November 1995 when he was murdered.
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Climate lawsuits filed against Big Oil tripled since 2015 – Report environewsnigeria.com/climat… via @environewsng
@OilChangeUS @ZerocarbonA @Shell @TotalEnergies @Chevron @bp_plc @Shell_Nigeria @TotalEnergiesNG @oilwatchafrica1 @EcoHomef @edenngo_2024 @CAPPAfrica @NnimmoB @wtpnigeria
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The Climate Justice Workshop which aimed at Unleashing Youth Climate Power
The key note speaker @Dumsyl spoke on 📌Just Transition : The Niger Delta Conundrum.
📌Emphasis on The transition to renewable energy offers a win-win: a healthier planet and a brighter future for our youth. By investing in clean energy, we're creating jobs and empowering the next generation to protect our environment.
#climatejustice #ClimateJusticeNow #globalgoals #ClimateActionNow #RenewableEnergy #SDGs #transition #greenfuture #GoGreen #CleanEnergy #sustainablefuture #sustainableliving
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Evidence Egwuono Adjarho is the student librarian of the department of English, University of Lagos. She is the winner of the Atipo Prize for Book Review and Ken Saro-Wiwa Prize for Book Review.
Read her essay “Now That You Are a Woman” in #JayLitIssue7: jaylit.com/issue-7/
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Ken Saro-Wiwa defiantly proclaimed to the Abacha regime that even in death, he would continue to speak out against brutal dictatorship and bad governance. Ken's powerful words still resonate today, debunking the regime's belief that killing him would extinguish his spirit from



























