BLACK GOLD, WHITE HEAT State violence, local resistance and the national question in Nigeria

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November 17th, 1995) Early in the morning of December 29th, 1980, in the wake of two weeks of escalating violence between local state authorities and an unorthodox local Muslim preacher and his followers, federal Nigerian armed forces began a massive military assault on the sleepy residential and commercial quarter of military forces beat any person caught mourning MOSOP's deceased leadership in public and embarked upon a systematic attempt to erase any trace of Saro-Wiwa's influence.

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