Adebayo Alonge speaks at King’s College London’s 2020 Fight The Fakes Week


Adebayo Alonge will be speaking at the 2020 King's College London Fight the Fakes Week. He will discuss the impact of falsified medicines on Africa's peoples and healthcare systems. He will dissect the role RxAll is playing to solve this problem. And propose how other entrepreneurs can also join the fight.

Understanding the DNA of Neo-Colonial State Violence


The fallacy of independence is when so-called citizens think they are citizens when in reality they are simply subjects to their state. Their new conquerors are not in a different shape or form from them. They themselves don't even know what possesses them to perpetuate the colonial subjugation upon those who would otherwise be family. The system they inherited excludes them and gives them a new nature that helps them see themselves as separate and above their masses. It is in the DNA of colonially-inherited state institutions .

Nigeria must work for Nigerians


The #EndSars protests in Nigeria are a sign of wider discontent and anxiety among Nigerian youths for their future. Nigerian youths face an increasing lack of opportunity. #EndSARS is just a symptom of a much wider decay in Nigerian society. The Nigerian government will be well served to listen and accelerate its efforts towards creating a Nigeria that works for Nigerians rather than only for the 0.1% elite & their foreign collaborators.