Article from Tempo newspaper Nigeria above, published 2 Jan 1996, page 2, under the headline:
“Ken Saro-Wiwa: A Playwright And Revolutionary, But A Man With Trading Instinct “.
Originally published by The Daily Telegraph: 13 November 1995. A valuable first-hand account by a BBC producer and correspondent, Janet Anderson.
Ken Saro-Wiwa: A Playwright And Revolutionary, But A Man With Trading Instinct
I first met Ken Saro-Wiwa in London, when he was producing plays and arts programmes about Africa for BBC World Service. Ken was an occasional visitor to the office, a short man, often curled up-on a chair with a big smile, his ever-present pipe and his twinkling eyes. I got a good sense of the steel beneath the chat when I hired him to judge a short story competition. He was a tough bargainer, a seasoned negotiator, particularly when it came to money. The original Nigerian trader showed through. read more
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