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Let's all take a deep breath for a second ...relax and look at this renaming issue again.

Few pointers:

Personally i reason with soyinka's statement. I also see few points from the SNG' s take on the subject matter and loads of other individual opinions. The truth is that there are many reasonable arguments on this subject. But from what I have read, heard and seen also, There are so many sentimental and pseudo- intellectual views being spewed recklessly on this forum.

I see no reason why the FG delayed to this point to give Abiola a national honour by immortalising. Notwithstanding.

It should not be done carelessly in the manner it was done. I would not want to go into the possible motive and timing of this wonderful gift, but would touch on the approach, processes followed...eeehhmm....none actually.

Before I go any further...may i inform that:

UNILAG was established by an act of parliament ( infact being the first federal University), so any name change must start by going through lawmakers who represent the people to effect the name change!

We can argue from now till kingdom come, but it won't change the fact that GEJ did not follow due process by consulting the same parliament( lawmakers) that created the school in the first place 50 years ago.


Now that's a very undemocratic move for a democracy day if you asked me..

Quick reminder: democracy is about the people.

Unfortunately jonathan has failed to realize this and has obviously not learned from the January 2012 fuel subsidy removal dictatorship styled approach.

The people of south west of Nigeria are too intellectually sophisticated to be unreasonably docile on such sensitive issue even though it appears to favour them. Hence the mixed reactions from different quarters.


As Soyinka cited, few legal professionals have identified flaws in the approach adopted by jonathan hence the possible beginning of a long legal row.


Abiola's Name is a household name when it comes to the struggle for democracy in Nigeria no doubt. On the other hand, unilag has also built a high reputation and Brand name for itself over a period of 50 years. Considering all these factor is one of the reasons why the national parliament should have been consulted.

But guess what?..if you are reading this..just Consider this forum a parliament ground where I have read and seen your reasonable argument and opinion on the issue, and now you are reading mine.

Just imagine...
After all we get back to GEJ and we all make the decision together.

Whether right or wrong... A decision would have been made by the people for the people..NOW THAT's DEMOCRACY.


Am not a politician, an activist nor a Unilag graduate. But I know right when I see right ...there's no true democracy yet in Nigeria....not even on a DEMOCRACY DAY !!!This administration looks more like trial and error Admin to me.


JUST MY OPINION !!!
Need constructive and Objective feedbacks please !!!
Thank you and God bless.