In our own parlance, some cerebral comrades would always declare that Aluta “E” is very germane, the struggle continues. Yet beyond the chants and slogans lies a deeper truth: every generation must choose its battlefield. Some fight with noise; others fight with knowledge.
There is a philosophy in the life of those who commit themselves to informing society. The pen is not merely an instrument; it is a moral compass. It questions power, awakens conscience, and reminds a nation of its forgotten promises.
Those who accept this calling are not just writers, they are custodians of collective memory and architects of civic awakening.
Women who devote their strength to this cause embody a rare synthesis of courage and compassion. They stand at the intersection of truth and responsibility, serving as both public relations and welfare stewards of society.
I have always echoed the phrase Arogundecrown, for a name is not an ornament but a destiny. “Arogundade” is not a title worn by the timid; it is a testament to resilience. It speaks of rising after every step, of emerging refined by trials, strengthened by faith in Almighty Allah, and crowned by perseverance.
Today, I celebrate M.S. Arogundade Nafisat, publisher of WorldGist, a woman whose work rests firmly on the terrafirma of purpose and whose voice contributes to the moral conversation of our time.
May your philosophy remain guided by truth.
May your influence continue to illuminate minds.
May your journey expand in wisdom and grace.
Happy Birthday, Ma.
May you keep becoming.
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