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Mīcere is particularly unique because of the powerful roles she has played as a woman at a time when African and Pan-African radicalism was mostly male dominated. The history of feminist global African women’s struggle is incomplete without sufficient and sustained reference to Mīcere’s intellectual presence and her politico-cultural participation.
African states appears to be under the spell of insecurity and underdevelopment due to the scourge of conflict, compounded by increasing political disorder, economic downturns and dysfunctional socio-cultural and political structures in the face of global transformation and compelling demands to meet the challenges of change.
This book is a narrative of the life and times of one of the most profound and unarguably, one of the most original Yoruba musicians of post-colonial Nigeria.