Tunji-Ojo, Ademola to speak at magazine’s yearly lecture

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Minister of Interior, Olubunmi Tunji-Ojo, is to speak at the third Triangle International Magazine’s lecture and awards.
 
The publisher, Femi Salako, announced that the event would take place on May 10 at RHB 300 Hall, Goldsmiths, University of London.
   
The yearly programme is dedicated to celebrating and promoting African heritage.
   
Salako stated that the event would be an intellectual and cultural extravaganza, featuring lectures from internationally acclaimed scholars, who would illuminate the depth and richness of African culture, its historical significance, and its growing influence on global affairs. 
   
Alongside thought-provoking discussions, the occasion would honour individuals and organisations for their exceptional contributions to preserving and advancing African heritage.
 
Salako emphasised the importance of spotlighting the continent’s cultural legacy on the world stage, stating:
“This event is not just a celebration of Africa’s heritage, it is a platform for intellectual discourse and cultural exchange.

We aim to inspire a global audience to recognise and appreciate Africa’s invaluable contributions to world civilisation.”
 
He added: “We are raising the bar this year to ensure that voices from Africa and its Diaspora resonate far and wide.”
   
Other speakers include Prof. Ojo Ademola, a renowned cybersecurity and information technology management expert, who serves as the Board Chair of Triangle International Magazine UK.

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