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'c'srv fttf 119 &f 149 cct i 399 60-4- margin 0 Nigerian activist sentenced to death - LAGOS Nigeria (AP) pla wright and en ironmcnial activist who uitivicd Nigeria's military regime and oil industry has been eons ii ted of lour cotinix of murder and sentenced to dealt Ken San- - iw a 54 a membi r of Nigeria's Ogoni minority wis found guilty luesday in the deaths of four men during a melee at a political rally last ye u Saro-Wiw- a was to i have addressed the crowd tw blamed government troops for the deaths and said hc was framed No date for the Saro-Wiw- a SIMMONS fought on behalf t Nigeria's 500000 Ogoni people who live in Delta state and say their land and water hs been destroyed by pollution from the petroleum industry They ate seeking compensation from the government sn-- multinational nil companies Oil accounts for about SO percent of Nigeria's export income and critics of the industrx arc dealt with harshly The writers' group PEN called for international pressure on Saro-Wiw- a SSi oil-ric- h ’A T"t rtILi r ti WZSf &3$iIII) u 'taoxD axv c 0W) f£Cu) l)v ltn-- Cr3r0® ' -- - Nigeria's leader Gen V754 ! m i S r ¥5 Ti Abacha to quash the verdict “ft is a brutal attempt to silence rar cf Africa's most eloquent and candid voices' said plavwr Edward Albee in a FEN’s New Y-- rk stattner-fro- ' — ’ |