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Article

17 Dec 2003

Author:
Human Rights Watch

The Warri Crisis: Fueling Violence

Conflict in Nigeria’s Delta State during 2003 has led to the killing of hundreds of people, the displacement of thousands, and the destruction of hundreds of properties...Although the violence has both ethnic and political dimensions, it is essentially a fight over money. In Nigeria, control of government often represents virtually unaudited control over resources. [refers to Shell, Total, ChevronTexaco]