Category Archives: Nigeria

Sweet Crude

Posted on April 15, 2010 by Josh Kitlas

A quick reminder of how rough it is south of the Sahara. From YouTube.com: Sweet Crude is a documentary film about the Niger Delta of Nigeria — the humanitarian and environmental devastation there in the wake of 50 years of … Continue reading →

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Massacre in Jos South, 7 March 2010

Posted on April 2, 2010 by Josh Kitlas

In the early hours of 7 March, armed Fulani Muslims arrived from Bauchi during curfew hours and killed up to 500 villagers in Dogo Na Hawa, Rastat, and Zot in Bukuru (Jos South Headquarters). This video was shot soon after … Continue reading →

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Niger Delta Watch

Posted on March 25, 2010 by Josh Kitlas

Using text messages, emails or an online form, anyone can submit reports on incidents that are happening around the beleagured Niger Delta into a central system. Displacements, Gas flares, Oil spills, Human rights abuses, Community empowerment, Peace building, Development projects, … Continue reading →

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Lost Photos

Posted on June 1, 2009 by Josh Kitlas

I totally forgot I had these pictures. Great stuff of some kids in a remote village, a school in the same remote village, verdant hills and valleys, some kids in a small town, a few city (Lagos) shots), and me mugging for … Continue reading →

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Leukemia Caregiving During the Holidays

Posted on March 27, 2009 by Josh Kitlas

My sister Elizabeth was interviewed about Leukemia caregiving during the holidays by Everyday Health. You can read the interview/article here.

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