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Don't Agonise, Organise! Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem: A Compendium of Tributes


The untimely death of Tajudeen Abdul-Raheem, at the age of 48, has come as a deep shock to a large number of Africans and people committed to the future of Africa. He was both an intellectual and an activist who worked tirelessly for the causes he supported, of which the greatest by far was the unity of the African continent. His life's slogan was "don't agonise, organise". While it is cruelly tragic that he should have died in a car crash on the way to the airport in Nairobi, it is fitting that he should have been on a mission to Rwanda as part of his continuing pan-African efforts, and even more emblematic that it should have been on 25 May, which is marked internationally as Africa day.


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Abuja Nigeria : Centre for Democracy and Development., 2010
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