₦airaland Forum

pharmow: I will never judge a man based on his religious Ideology. He has his reason for being an Atheist and I respect him for that. Besides, those of you criticizing him for being an Atheist, how many of you, your pastors or Imams ever stood up for the poor people cause to the extent of putting their life at risk.




I must say this is one of the most influential family to ever come out of Nigeria if not Africa in the modern time.



Shame on the Ayes, Eyes, Buccas etc. that have bastardized the reason why Confraternity was founded in Nigeria and killing themselves like chicken. Up till date there are confraternities in American universities that are for social and political causes



Knowing that this man was vocal against Military government where Human right was not in existence and one could be dealt with without trials makes me respect him a lot. Is political activism was more pronounced than some bigots that claimed they fought for democracy



A lot of great people have written extraordinary literature work while in prison. One thing I know is that no matter how enemies tried to confine great minds, it will always blossom wherever it is. This attestify to this man greatness



At times, it is important to leave the warfront in order to get recharged and have a wider and holistic views of situations.



This is to show that it takes Grace of God to deal with women in marital relationships. Even an intelligent brain couldn't avoid having issues in his marriages



This is what I respect him and his cousin Fela Anikulapo Kuti (Abami Eda) Respect! for. They never fear bearing their minds on socio-political, historical and economical issues both at home and abroad. U will never see them engage in tribalism or racism talks because intelligent minds will never involve in such. They support their opinions with reasonable facts. I remember one Fela live performance in Glastonbury where e dey yab oyinbo in their face . That man and confidence sha



I believe his name is more synonymous with literature because of his achievement as the first and only winner of prestigious Noble laureate in literature from Nigeria.



I know that handful of the National awards are given to people that didn't deserve them but this one is an exception as this award befits the holder.

IYA NGBALI: what have you achieved in your miserable life?who knows you in your family not to talk of your street?its you that needs help jo