Ken Saro Wiwa Commemoration: A Rare Interview; Ken’s Final Testimony; Interview with Ken Saro Wiwa’s Parents
|(8 Minutes) Ken Saro Wiwa Commemoration: Rare Interview On the third anniversary of the Ogoni activist, Ken Saro Wiwa’s execution by the Nigerian military regime – a rare interview with him taped shortly before his execution. GUEST: Ken Saro Wiwa, Ogoni himan rights activist and author, in a 1994 interview with Amy Goodman and WBAI’s Bernard White. (6 Minutes) Ken’s Final Testimony We now go to the final testimony before the military tribunal that would eventually execute him. Reportedly, Ken’s last words before he was hanged were: Lord, take my soul, but the struggle continues. GUEST: Alusim Emmanuel Monday Zobari Nata, Ogoni activist, recited Ken Saro-Wiwa’s closing statement before a military junta on October 31, 1995, when Ken was sentenced to death. (33 Minutes) An Interview With Ken’s Parents in Ogoniland. GUEST: Jim Baso Wiwa. GUEST: Mrs. Wiwa
Democracy Now! November 10, 1998
PRA Archive #:
PZ0342.029
Date Recorded On:
November 10, 1998
Date Broadcast On:
November 10, 1998
Item Duration:
59:00
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Station: Pacifica National Programming
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- Program: Democracy Now! November 10, 1998
- Series: DEMOCRACY NOW!
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- Distributor: WPFW; Julie Drizin, Amy Goodman; November 10, 1998
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