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A former interim national chairman of the All Progressives Congress, Chief Bisi Akande, on Thursday described the late Premier of the defunct Western Region, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, as an exceptional model in politics.Akande spoke at the Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife, Osun State, during the 2021 Lecture Series, organised by the Faculty of Education of the institution titled, ‘Awolowo Legacies In Education and Policies: Enduring Lessons for Contemporary Nigeria.

The former Osun State governor in his lecture at the event also said Awolowo fought for the unity among Nigerians as he used his innovative tendencies in governance to impact many lives. He said, “Awolowo believed so much in education as he, in 1952 awarded 200 scholarship to indigent students for university education in his advocacy for mass universal education as a panacea to socioeconomic development.

“Awolowo left behind imperishable legacies. He believed that the man’s greatest need is education. He believed that every child must be educated. His policies were centered on education.

 

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_IgbohoSunday MaziNnamdiKanu believe in True federalism, Education the only people that hate education and true federalism is Buhari and his people in the North.

Actually Awolowo believed in southern NIGERIA not Nigeria.

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