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Nigeria: An Open Letter to a Distressed Priest, By Wole Soyinka

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By Wole Soyinka
| AllAfrica
My dear Reverend Aburo, You have reached out to me, and I feel moved by your entreaty. You urge me to say some-thing, anything at all to silence the recent caterwauling - my own deliberate choice of words -- by our familiar custodians and adjudicators of the public weal. In reality? A bunch of hyper-active but clearly successful motley.
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An open letter to a distressed priest

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By Wole Soyinka
| Peoples Gazette Verified
My dear Reverend Aburo, You have reached out to me, and I feel moved by your entreaty. You urge me to say something, anything at all to silence the recent caterwauling – my own deliberate choice of words — by our familiar custodians and adjudicators of the public weal. In reality? A bunch of hyper-active but clearly successful motley.
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An open letter to a DISTRESSED PRIEST, By Wole Soyinka

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By Wole Soyinka
| Premium Times Verified
My dear Reverend Aburo, Open in WhatsApp You have reached out to me, and I feel moved by your entreaty. You urge me to say some-thing, anything at all to silence the recent caterwauling – my own deliberate choice of words — by our familiar custodians and adjudicators of the public weal. In reality? A bunch of hyper-active but clearly successful motley.
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