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Royal Dutch Shell in Nigeria (Historical Timeline (1861 (Crown Colony of…
Royal Dutch Shell in Nigeria
Key personalities
Ken Saro-Wiwa
Major character in the case study
Emeka Achebe
Aielko Jans Zijlko
Henri Detarding
Brian Anderson
Adolf Hitler
Nelson Mandela
Joshua Hammer
Corr Herkstroter
Key Institutions/Entries
Royal Dutch
Greenpeace
MOSOP
Agip
Elf
Chevron
NYOCOP
Standard Oil
National Socialist Party
Transparency International
Basi & Company
McKinsey & Company
British Petroleum
Ogoni Bill of Rights
political control
Right to resource control
Direct representation
Religious freedom
Full development of Ogoni culture
Right to protect the environment
Freedom to use Ogoni language
Historical Timeline
1861
Crown Colony of Lagos established
1890
Establishment of Shell Company
1907
Merger of Royal Dutch with Shell T&T
1914
Nigeria geographical boundary drawn
1933
Ascendancy of German's NSP
1937
Shell prospected for oil
1941
Birth of Ken Saro-Wiwa
1959
Freedom for Group subsidiary
1960
Nigeria Independence
1990
Ogoni Bill of Rights published
1991
Shell became largest company
1992
Introduction of environmental legislation
1993
Saro-Wiwa led 300000 people to protest
1994
Brian Anderson became manager
1994
arrest of Saro-Wiwa
1995
more activism
1996
Nigeria ranked as the most corrupt country