Wole Soyinka's Open Letter to Reverend Aburo on Migration
Wole Soyinka writes an open letter to Reverend Aburo, responding to the priest's request for commentary on the recent public discourse surrounding the plight of Nigerian and other migrants. Soyinka acknowledges the distractions caused by public figures and the emotional responses they evoke.
He expresses concern over the sectarian desperation that has arisen from his refusal to engage in sensationalism. Soyinka reflects on the nature of communication in a changing world, questioning whether he has failed to be heard.
He emphasizes the importance of truth-telling and reciprocity in addressing the human condition. The letter serves as a preface to a broader discussion, timed to coincide with Nigeria's Independence Day, highlighting the urgency of understanding and addressing the challenges faced by migrants.
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