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Nigeria Cannot MEND It's Kidnapping Problem

By Matthew Harwood

09/04/2007 -

In Nigeria, kidnappings of foreign workers are ever-escalating. Learn what companies should do to protect their workers from being nabbed in this online exclusive, "Perils Amid the Profits in the Niger Delta."

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