“He lived his life, and was absolutely certain what he must do. He lived by his own principles, and he died for them. All of us will die. But precious few of us will, in death, be certain precisely what it is we died for. Dele died well. His life was dramatic, his death even more so. No one can ask for more. So let it be.”
– Stanley Macebuh
©The Guardian, Sunday, October 26, 1986
