Which ethnic group in Nigeria did Ken Saro-Wiwa belong to?
Yoruba
Igbo
Hausa
Ogoni
Answer
The Ogoni people are an ethnic group indigenous to the Niger Delta region of Nigeria. They have a distinct cultural and linguistic heritage, and their homeland is rich in natural resources, particularly crude oil.
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