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Recent Interventions

OWO MASSACRE It is Time to Secure Nigeria

June 14, 2022

Cut and run – Pollute, don’t pay. Big Oil has perfected its playbook in the Niger Delta and is now looking to walk away.

May 11, 2022

Another Oil Blow Out in the Niger Delta: A Hundred Deaths Too Many

April 25, 2022

Nigerian Lives Matter: A Call to the Federal Government of Nigeria to Fulfil its Primary Constitutional Responsibility of Securing the Nation

April 1, 2022

‘Oil companies owe a debt to the lives destroyed’

March 23, 2022

THE PIA AND OIL COMPANY DIVESTMENT WILL FURTHER IMPOVERISH THE NIGER DELTA

March 14, 2022

Why Nigeria’s Corruption Problem is Not Going Anywhere Soon

January 31, 2022

We the People Hosts Community Delegation from Senegal, Plan West African Climate Justice Movement

December 17, 2021

Left to Die: We the People Presents New Report on Abuse of Children in Calabar, Cross River State

November 23, 2021

Exoneration, not a Pardon, for Ken Saro-Wiwa and 8 Other Ogonis Murdered in 1995: Media Statement

November 2, 2021

NNPC’s Push for Resumption of Oil Extraction in Ogoniland is Insensitive and Irresponsible-Text of We the People Press Conference.

September 6, 2021

Living with Oil: We the People Presents Finding of Research on Impacts of Oil Extraction on Communities

August 23, 2021

“Reject PIB for Failing to Address Key Issues” Being Text of Civil Society Position at a Press Conference on Petroleum Industry Bill Held in Lagos, Nigeria.

July 24, 2021

We the People Holds Workshop to Validate Research Findings, Express Concern over Deforestation and Climate Impacts

July 12, 2021

Communique of Civil Society Town Hall Meeting on Insecurity and Killings in Rivers State and Commemorating the National Day of Mourning.

May 29, 2021

Latest Publications

LEFT TO DIE: FORGOTTEN STREET KIDS OF CALABAR

How REDD+, Corporate land Grab and Government Policies are Driving destruction of Nigeria’s Remaining Forests

Nigeria Natural Resource Charter 2019 Benchmarking Exercise Report: Precept 5-Local Impacts & Precept 11-Role of Extractive Companies

Beyond Profits Review of Host Community Provisions in Nigeria’s Petroleum Industry Bill 2020

Rising killings

Jaws of Death

Killing Spree

TOWARDS ENDING THE SERIAL KILLING OF WOMEN IN RIVERS STATE

Gang Wars

Nigeria End of Mission Statement

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Street Kids of Calabar Documentary Mobile Version

Street Kids Short Documentary

Gas Flaring II KEN HENSHAW

GAS FLARING: ENVIRONMENTAL AND ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF MISSED 2020 TARGET. PPP 8TH FEB

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