Professor Wole Soyinka, winner of the Nobel Prize, is the official name of a major roadway in Abuja, given by the Nigerian government. The announcement, which has garnered a lot of support, pays tribute to Soyinka’s ongoing literary legacy and his unwavering fight for social justice.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
Senator Shehu Sani took to Twitter to express his support for the decision, stating that it is a fitting tribute to a man who has not only shaped the literary world but also stood as a voice for democracy and human rights. “The naming of the Abuja highway after Professor Wole Soyinka is commendable and well deserving,” Sani wrote.
Professor Soyinka, who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1986, is renowned for his work as a playwright, poet, and essayist. His commitment to speaking truth to power and his advocacy for human rights have made him a respected figure both in Nigeria and around the world.
The newly named Wole Soyinka Highway serves as a physical reminder of the intellectual’s contributions to the cultural and political fabric of Nigeria. It is a symbol of the country’s respect for intellectual achievement and moral courage.CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>