Soyinka Visits Biafra | Aburi Accord | In the Name of Justice | Chief Lakan Alabi | Edmund Obilo
Chief Lakan Alabi on State Affairs 1 May 2021 Splash 105.5 FM, Ibadan Theme: In the Name of Justice Issues: Wole Soyinka’s visit to Biafra to meet Ojukwu Why Gowon aborted Aburi Accord Lakan Alabi’s 2021 visit to Soyinka to keep a 52-year appointment Note: Oloye 'Lekan Alabi, D.Litt(h.c), is Ekefa Olubadan of Ibadanland and the first Culture Ambassador of the National Museum and Monument, Ile Ife. He is a journalist, author, public affairs analyst, PR consultant and syndicated columnist. He was Press Secretary to four former Governors (1 civilian and 3 military) of old Oyo State(1983 to 1989). He was four-time Coordinator of Sketch Press Limited. He is honourary Secretary-General, Adekunle Fajuyi Foundation and Trustee - Duro Ladipo Foundation, D.O Fagunwa Foundation. #StateAffairs
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