Re: USA Africa Dialogue Series - Celebrating committed writings and writers in Nigeria: Signing off public writing | Businessday NG

Professor Olaopa -

Thank you for your public service and for being a part of the rare talents that have broadened our horizon of knowledge on this USA-Africa Dialogue forum. I hope you WILL rethink your decision and "unretire" soon and very soon, as you are among the few voices of reason that have provided us quality education on essential issues. And if (and when) you finally bid us, that is, we, your learners, a final goodbye to penmanship in the public square, your occasional appearances will always be welcomed. Besides, you are the legendary Onirese, the master carver; even if you stop the art of carving the calabash, those you have carved would never go unnoticed. 

Stay well!

Michael O. Afoláyan

From the State of the Living Spring

On Wednesday, February 20, 2019, 3:48:43 PM GMT+1, Tunji Olaopa <tolaopa2003@gmail.com> wrote:

https://businessday.ng/opinion/article/celebrating-committed-writings-and-writers-in-nigeria-signing-off-public-writing/amp/#referrer=https://www.google.com

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