Bode George Calls for Preservation of Macaulay's Legacy

Bode George delivered a keynote address during the 80th anniversary of Herbert Macaulay's death, held in Lagos. The event was attended by prominent politicians and elder statesmen, including Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu and former Deputy Governor Alhaji Sinatu Ojikutu.

George highlighted Macaulay's role as a visionary leader and the "father of the Nigerian nation," noting his contributions to the nationalist movement and the establishment of the first political party, the Nigerian National Democratic Party, in 1923. He argued that preserving Macaulay's legacy involves building strong institutions that uphold justice and democracy.

George emphasized that true leadership is measured by the impact one leaves behind and called for Nigerians to embrace the values Macaulay stood for. Sanwo-Olu expressed pride in commemorating Macaulay's life and contributions, recognizing his family's significant historical role in Nigeria's development.