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Re: Awo facing the political storm (2)
SIR, I have the book (Awo’s Great Life Battles) and have read it more than 10 times.
Also, Dr. Femi Badejo supervised my project at the Political Science Department, the University of Lagos (UNILAG).
At any rate, Nigeria will continue to pay very dearly for rejecting Awo.
But, the greatest sadness as far as I am concerned is the seemingly inability of Awoists to come together. I don’t think this is a service to the memory of the great man.
The issues of the Boko Haram, fuel subsidy, among others, are not Nigerians’ problem at all, but it is systemic and leadership’s failure. This could have been avoided, if Awo had ruled Nigeria.
Femi Ogbontiba,
08038170121.
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