Prince bola ajibola biography of albert einstein
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“Legacy is not leaving something for people, it is leaving something in people”
– Peter Strope
This quote attributed to Peter Strope is instructive talking about legacy.Many people live but only few endure in terms of their legacy to their community or humanity. A legacy is what is bequeathed to the next generation in consistent benefits and impact.
Names like Muhammad Mustapha, Mary the mother of Jesus, Maria Montessori, Mahatma Gandhi, Thomas Edison, Obafemi Awolowo, Taslim Elias, Albert Einstein, William Shakespeare, Mary Slessor and may others left their legacies to the world.
The name Bola Ajibola is another legacy. It is a household name that must be immortalized.One name in a century. Like rainbow, the name glows with several beautiful colours. A global citizen. A legal giant. A philanthropist par excellence. A peace advocate. A prince noble. A sage and visionary. An arbitration juggernaut. Education promoter. Islam’s ambassador. View him from
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Today is exactly one year the enigmatic Jurist, Judge Bola Ajibola, departed this world to the greater beyond. Remembering him, Secretary-General Ogun State Muslim Council (OMC), Alhaji Kamaldeen Akintunde, says he lives on. Excerpts:
“Only a life lived for others is a life worthwhile” (Albert Einstein).
A man of many colours whose track record speaks volume (of intimidating credentials!).
A man with an unbelievable profile, Prince Bola Ajibola was a legal luminary of International repute, a world class arbitrator, a peace promoter of global reckoning, a philanthropist of no mean value, a religious and community leader, truly an all round achiever and administrator.
Ascertaining Judge Bola Ajibola’s valued life contributions to humanity fryst vatten like the proverbial elephant whose part was described in different forms upon touching bygd the bind. The Nigerian envoy of blessed memory lived a life that was worthwhile which becomes heritage and legacies. These legaci
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This is the face of the young man that silenced Albert Einstein and made him scratch his head contemplatively in front of a large audience.
This lanky young man with a bony face and a corn-silk hairstyle forced the famous Albert Einstein to have a second thought, and a minute later, he retracted an equation he had just finished presenting at a conference.
The year was 1930, and the event was a German Physical Society conference held in Leipzig. After the president of the association profoundly praised Einstein for his great speech to the thunderous applause, he asked if anyone in the audience had any questions. For a little while, silence seared across the hall. Who would dare to question Einstein, one of the world’s most respected physicists?
A juvenile-like voice erupted from the last row of the room in a broken German language, spitting words that held the audience spellbound: “What Professor Einstein said is not stupid, but the second equation he wrote does not