"We demand our right to life. This is why the Ororo-1 well fire must be extinguished. Now! This is why our environment must be detoxified. Now!" - @NnimmoB Watch the Ororo Inferno documentary here: https://t.co/vFN5qZ2Sci Sign the petition here:

Yesterday, the Right Livelihood Award Foundation remembered her Laureate Ken Saro-Wiwa, who fought for a safe environment and whose ideals continue to propel the struggle for environmental justice @NnimmoB @CAPPAfrica @IENearth @rightlivelihood @oilwatchafrica1

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Last week, we held the Climate Justice Assembly, marking the beginning of the campaign to Ogonize and Yasunize the World for Socio-Ecological Wellbeing. #yasunizetheworld #ogonizenotagonize #ogonizeandyasunize #climateassembly2025 #ogonize #yasunize @NnimmoB @IENearth

Join the ongoing international conference on petroleum pollution and just transition in the Niger Delta. https://t.co/9LmtcLfPag @BSOECommission @SocialActionNg @kebetkachewomen @FordFoundation @CappaAfrica @oilwatchafrica1 @wtpnigeria

Ogonize and Yasunize campaigns paint a picture of a world where environmental justice and sustainability are not just ideals but realities. #YasunizeTheWorld #OgonizeNotAgonize @SocialActionNg @CappaAfrica @wtpnigeria @oilwatchafrica1 @PriceofOil @IENearth @NnimmoB

Nigeria : pour l'écologiste @NnimmoB, l'espoir dans la jeunesse plus que dans les COP - @afpfr via @Sciences_Avenir https://t.co/RspPpVXw3Q

Agroecology is a viable alternative for Food Sovereignty in Nigeria. Farmers call on the government to support its adoption as well as to improve extension service, access to credit, land and infrastructure as well as set up of marketing board @NnimmoB @FmardNg @GMOFreeNigeria

Ongoing practical training on Agroecology in Bakassi LGA, Cross River State. 100% of over 100 farmers have no prior knowledge of GMOs. Farmers insist on a preservation local seed varieties @EnviroNews @GMOFreeNigeria @NnimmoB @msimire @joyce_okeoghene

Overtime, we risk losing our genetic diversity and control of our seeds to foreign entities who are merely after profits no matter the cost to human life or the environment. #SymposiumonGMOs

We must debunk the notion that resisting GMOs is akin to opposing science or technology. Rejecting GMOs is also not a matter of fear, except the fear of being colonized with its attendant exploitation and humiliation. #SymposiumonGMOs @FMEnvng @GRVlagos @FmardNg @NnimmoB

Calling all Climate Champions who will be excited about another learning session. Mark your calendars for November 26th and 27th. Be part of this by registering for a slot https://t.co/vJmI0gTVFR #ClimateJustice #PeoplesPower #ActOnClimate @rarespp @NnimmoB @SocialActionNg

The Climate Justice Assembly comes up on the 24th of Oct to empower communities, foster dialogue, and drive meaningful change for a sustainable future. Register to secure a spot https://t.co/usu3f3shPM #ClimateJustice #ActOnClimate #SustainableFuture @NnimmoB @SocialActionNg

We tell stories around activism, environmental advocates, and strengthening community power for environmental justice... HOMEF TV News now on YouTube @NnimmoB @Pearl03003 @joyce_okeoghene @rarespp @oilwatchafrica1 @SocialActionNg https://t.co/a0FfYnoKYT

Prominent Nigerian Environmentalist Critiques #GMO Agriculture. @NnimmoB explains how corporate seed systems undermine African food sovereignty and farmer autonomy—and how agroecology is a viable alternative to patent-driven chemical-intensive agriculture. https://t.co/bzZNxLTZf9

Ken Saro-Wiwa has proved the point that it's not how long you live but how well you live. The people of the Niger Delta should have no business with poverty. They should live in prosperity based on their wealth. - Femi Falana @NnimmoB @kebetkachewomen @CappaAfrica @wtpnigeria

What Nigeria owes Saro-Wiwa and his comrades is not a pardon — it’s an apology, accountability, and justice for the system that killed them. Their blood still speaks - Femi Falana @femifalana_SAN @NnimmoB @kebetkachewomen @SocialActionNg @wtpnigeria @CappaAfrica @oilwatchafrica1

Ken Saro-Wiwa and the Ogoni 8 did not commit murder — the Nigerian state did. To “pardon” them is to pretend there was a crime to forgive. There wasn’t. There was only courage, silenced by bullets and a lie. @femifalana_SAN @NnimmoB @SocialActionNg @CappaAfrica @wtpnigeria

Oil itself is not development. If it were Otuobagi, it would be the most developed. If you start digging for oil, you are digging up disaster. #Ogonizenotagonize @NnimmoB @SocialActionNg @CappaAfrica @wtpnigeria @kebetkachewomen @oilwatchafrica1 @BSOECommission

The Ogoni people are suffering, the land is polluted, and the waters are polluted. Should we abandon our lands because they're polluted?The answer is no. Keep shouting, if you stop, they will think you are okay. @NnimmoB @CAPPAfrica @wtpnigeria @kebetkachewomen @oilwatchafrica1

I challenge the government of Nigeria to show me a community that has benefited from oil extraction, and I will show a thousand villages that have died from extraction. @NnimmoB @BSOECommission @SocialActionNg @CAPPAfrica @wtpnigeria @kebetkachewomen @oilwatchafrica1