Abacha

In the case of Nigeria, the government of the military dictator General Abacha is a good example.

An African Voice 2000

In the case of Nigeria, the government of the military dictator General Abacha is a good example.

An African Voice 2000

In the Ivory Coast, President Henri Konan Bedie called Abacha one of Africa's "most ardent architects of economic integration."

ANC Daily News Briefing 1998

Soyinka called Abacha's death "an opportunity for Nigerian civic society, an opportunity for the Nigerian military, and an opportunity for the international community."

ANC Daily News Briefing 1998

According to data by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, and the World Bank, initiative called the Stolen Asset Recovery (Star) It was reported that Nigeria recovered $1.3 billion, money stolen and stashed away in Switzerland and domestic institutions in Nigeria by the brutal dictator General Sanni Abacha who looted $5 billion from the country's treasury.

Ademola Bello: Nigeria At 50: How Corruption and Religiously Brainwashed Followers Undermine Progress Ademola Bello 2010

According to data by the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, and the World Bank, initiative called the Stolen Asset Recovery (Star) It was reported that Nigeria recovered $1.3 billion, money stolen and stashed away in Switzerland and domestic institutions in Nigeria by the brutal dictator General Sanni Abacha who looted $5 billion from the country's treasury.

Ademola Bello: Nigeria At 50: How Corruption and Religiously Brainwashed Followers Undermine Progress Ademola Bello 2010

Thanks to Saro-Wiwa, Shell and other foreign oil firms drew a lot of criticism for working in the region and with the Abacha regime.

Nigeria at 50 Roger Bate 2010

Mr. Zellweger described legal tactics Swiss authorities used in past asset-recovery cases, particularly in the return of $700 million belonging to former Nigerian leader Sani Abacha.

Tracking Assets in the Arab Spring Deborah Ball 2011

MEND and other oil-related crime groups rose out of the 1990s human-rights abuses perpetrated by the dictatorship of General Sani Abacha, which were largely ignored by the international community.

Nigeria at 50 Roger Bate 2010

It has never been established whether Saro-Wiwa ordered that pipelines be punctured, but Abacha had him arrested on a variety of trumped-up charges and executed anyway, along with seven regional leaders.

Nigeria at 50 Roger Bate 2010