Eni-Afolabi Jologho Umuko Foundation - Arts, Culture & Tourism

Vision Statement
Late Eni-Afolabi Jologho Umuko’s professional and occupational expressions through his drama artistry and social commentaries made legendary impact on his generation – hence worthy to be relived. Sustainability Statement
The exposure, empathy, experience and expertise of Late Eni-Afolabi J. Umuko through his drama artistry, social commentaries and community engagements provide us

a knowledge base with which to pursue the common good of humanity in culture, literature and good governance. Frantz Fanon, during the Algerian Revolution inspired a lot of people with the following saying:
“Posterity will not forgive those who possessing the exceptional privilege of being able to speak the word of truth to their oppressors but take refuge in cold complacency and mute indifference”. However, the posterity of Eni-Afolabi J. Umuko will forgive him as he is seen, felt, known and assumed as a patriot of the down-trodden, less privilege and marginalized people of his culture and clime. He spoke up for the voiceless, stood up for the defenseless and directed the intolerant.