Oluseun Onigbinde Resource Centre

We are setting up a podcast room at @OnigbindeCentre to document and archive family histories in our beautiful town. I believe we are at a critical moment in history when we must deliberately preserve the stories, memories, and experiences that have shaped our communities. For generations, our history has been passed down through oral traditions, with elders and community leaders serving as custodians of our collective memory. But time is moving, and many of these custodians are ageing. With every passing generation, we risk losing invaluable accounts of our origins, family lineages, cultural practices, community struggles, and defining moments. @kolaayanwuyi

I am really glad that @OnigbindeCentre is making great impact in Ogbomoso. With the absence of public libraries, I believe every person especially in secondary cities deserves a free space to organize, meet and work. This is all part of Noblesse Oblige - an affirmation that privilege, responsibility and proximity are part of elitist thinking. Video: Harbiethecreator