A 2002 lawsuit, Kiobel v. Shell, alleges that Shell «aided and abetted»
the Nigerian military dictatorship in committing severe human rights abuses against members of the Ogoni people who were involved in a nonviolent movement to stop it from drilling for oil in their rich Niger River Delta homeland.
In the 1990s, Shell Oil enlisted
the Nigerian military dictatorship to suppress opposition to Shell's oil operations.
Not exact matches
«In 1999 when the then President Obasanjo was elected on a national consensus on the platform of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), there were a lot of expectations from
Nigerians, haven come out of a
dictatorship from the hands of the
military.
It is public knowledge that Dasuki had served previous administration of General Muhammadu Buhari and General Ibrahim Babangida but was against dictatorial regime of General Sani Abacha, before he sought asylum outside the country where he teamed up with other
Nigerians in the Diaspora to campaign against that
military dictatorship and entrenchment of democracy.