Take over a Country: A Simple Guide ft. Shell | Spydogs

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The greatest oil disaster in the world is unfolding in the Niger Delta. Millions of liters of oil have leaked into the local environment since Shell began oil extraction there in 1958. Large areas have been transformed into a desolate moonscape where land cultivation and fishing are no longer possible. Local residents don’t know how they will continue to support themselves. Oil pollution has harmful consequences for their health as well. This comes 20 years after Ken Saro-Wiwa and nine other Nigerian environmentalists were hanged after protesting Shell and the pollution the oil giant was leaving in the Niger Delta.
According to Shell, 95% of the leaks are a result of sabotage. The oil company denies any responsibility for these. The perpetrators of these leaks are said to be local criminals and organized gangs. Now, Shell employees themselves are accused of being a part of a perverse industry of deliberate leakage. Zembla verified all of this and interviewed the sources on camera.