Nigerian television producer, writer of satirical novels, children’s tales, and plays. In 1994 Saro-Wiwa was imprisoned by order of the dictator Sani Abacha. He had strongly defended the rights of the Ogoni people and criticized the government’s oil policy with Royal Dutch/Shell. Despite wide international protests, Saro-Wiwa was hanged after a show trial with other eight Ogoni rights activists in Port Harcourt, on November 10, 1995.
Ken Saro-Wiwa
Genocide in Nigeria
£33.00
Four Farcical Plays
£21.00
Basi and Company
£27.00
The Transistor Radio
£23.00
The Singing Anthill
£23.00
Segi Finds the Radio
£21.00
Mr B Goes to Lagos
£21.00
Mr B’s Mattress
£21.00
Mr B Again
£21.00
Mr B
£21.00
A Shipload of Rice
£23.00
A Bride for Mr B
£21.00