Description

In the Niger Delta, little drops often transform, in an instant, into torrents, drowning the indigenes-women and children especially-in rivers of blood and misery, turning their heritage into monuments of rubble. Little Drops... is another look (after Hard Ground) at the Niger Delta, this time from the perspective of women-the neglected innocent victims of the war of contradictions in the region. They bear the burdens and live with the collateral damages of the war caused and fought by men. Yet they are neither considered nor consulted in the scheme of things in the region. But could they be missing link in the jigsaw puzzle that the Niger Delta crisis has become?