Akpo Asajere: Memories of a power writer

Akpo Esajere (1954-2024) exited not in the bloom of youth at 70, but his influence outdid his final deadline. His legacy grips memories and imaginations, binding hearts and minds, and making his transition at 70 premature.

Abiodun Adeniyi

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Akpo Asajere: Memories of a power writer

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