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Nigeria - No political
repression?
The Irish government claims that no political repression takes place
in Nigeria. Nothing could be further from the truth. Nigeria is one
of the countries in the world where persecution and oppression are
most common on the grounds of one's religion, ethniticity, sex or
political beliefs.
Police-community
Violence in Nigeria
PDF file of report Published in 2000 by 'Centre for Law Enforcement
Education' and 'National Human Rights Commission' Nigeria.
Time
for justice and accountability
Amnesty International "serious human rights violations continue in
many parts of the country" Page has links to annual country reports
as well
Religous
persecution
Page that lists attacks on christians
Alleviating
Poverty in Nigeria
A Nigerian businessmans perspective
Ethnic
conflicts in Nigeria
Only the working class can offer a way out Ethnic conflicts in
Nigeria (reprints from a Nigerian marxist paper)
Project
Ploughshares
Report from the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies, Conrad
Grebel College Waterloo, Ontario, Canada
Lagos the great
and Nigeria,
bubblin'
part of a travel diary kept by an Irish anarchist who travelled
through Africa in 2000
Call
to halt Nigeria refugee deal
Leaders of Ireland's Nigerian community have written to the President
of the west African state urging him to reconsider a controversial
'aid for repatriation' deal with the Irish government.
After
deportation from Germany John Paul remains in prison in
Nigeria
To the great uneasiness of Mrs. Paul and of John's relatives, since
his deportation over a year ago, John has remained in prison in
Nigeria
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