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One day I shall always remember is May 11, 1981. Nigeria was in turmoil. There were protests across the country while some cities were deserted. Factories were closed as were offices. There was hope in the streets and fear in government houses. The country was in the grip  of a general strike organised by the Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC for the establishment of a National Minimum Wage. Then  there was a news break. Bob Marley, the international soldier  of oppressed peoples worldwide, tireless fighter for human rights, Pan Africanist and humanist was dead at 36!  It was unbelievable. If there is a thing like being too young to die, that was it. But it was true, Bob the husband of Rita, father of Ziggy and millions of young people all over the world, had departed, strumming   his guitar and singing liberation songs as he crossed the river of no return.

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