Obasanjo Reveals Uncertainty About Age and Historical Records Preservation in Interview
Former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, in an interview with Toyin Falola, discussed the uncertainty surrounding his age and the preservation of historical records in a presidential library. Obasanjo emphasized the need to safeguard the nation's history and strengthen institutional memory through digitization.
He mentioned preserving personal historical records, including letters to former military ruler Sani Abacha's wife. Obasanjo aims to establish a library showcasing primary and secondary school records, manuscripts, and books he wrote while in prison.
The interview shed light on the significance of historical preservation in Nigeria's political landscape.
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