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I was in a group discussing and debating what our statement at the General Assembly plenary session in 1991 in New York should be.

— Akinjide Osuntokun

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The dust of history presumably would have settled and emotional trauma would somehow have been healed because time is a healer.

Democracy is the best way to move the country forward like other developed countries in the world, but we need a patriotic leader who has interest of the masses at heart.

This is why it is very important to study the past in order for the present not to repeat the mistakes of the past.

Therefore what happened in the past even though it has implication for the present and for the future does not necessarily determine the trajectory of events in the present.

But I thank God it made me to bury myself in my writing, my commitment to whatever the activity I enjoyed, especially writing.

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