WINDOWS FOR OUR HEROES
FROM THE GOLDMINE BY Enefiok Udo-Obong It was nineteenth century Australian Soldier, John Monsah, that said ‘No man is a hero in his own country’. This simply in different words tells us what we all say that a prophet is not recognized in his home country. And a recent piece by one of these heroes, Mr Segun Odegbami (no introductions necessary) made me ponder this once more. In his very enlightening article “The forgotten heroes of December 12, 1976 – Race against time!”published in some newspapers, Mr Odegbami recalled how history was made 44 years ago as a group of young men won N...
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