Today, I had the honour of attending the inaugural symposium Organized by the Pan Yoruba Organization, the Afenifere to celebrate the exceptional legacy of Chief Ayo Adebanjo. Themed “Afenifere – Identity, Ideas and Ideology,” the event marked the 97th posthumous birthday of Chief Ayo Adebanjo, an exceptional patriot of democracy and leader of Afenifere. This symposium served not only as a gathering of thought leaders but also as a profound reflection on the values that have shaped Afenifere and their pursuit of true federalism, democracy, social justice and good governance. The unwavering commitment of Chief Ayo Adebanjo to justice, equity, and a truly united Nigeria was echoed throughout the discussions. The panel passionately revisited the foundational beliefs of Afenifere, emphasising the importance of identity, cultural integrity, and visionary leadership in addressing the challenges Nigeria is currently facing. Celebrating Chief Adebanjo’s life and legacy with fellow patriots and advocates for a better Nigeria reiterated that the fight for a just, democratic and equitable Nigeria continues. A Nigeria where the rule of law prevails without any breach of our democracy. A new Nigeria is POssible. -PO
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