Tunji Braithwaite Foundation marks its 10th memorial with a book unveiling in Abuja, celebrating the late lawyer’s legacy

The Tunji Braithwaite Foundation (TBF) will unveil a commemorative book authored by Muyiwa Akintunde during the 10th memorial anniversary of Dr Tunji Braithwaite in Abuja.

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The foundation confirmed that the event will take place on Saturday at the Congress Hall of Transcorp Hilton Hotel, bringing together key political leaders and public intellectuals.

President Bola Tinubu is expected as Special Guest of Honour at the ceremony.

The book unveiling stands as a major highlight of the memorial, reflecting Braithwaite’s enduring impact as a lawyer, social justice advocate and politician.

Written by journalist and Public Relations consultant Muyiwa Akintunde, the work presents a compelling account of Braithwaite’s lifelong defence of justice and human rights.

It explores his belief that rights and privileges should extend beyond the elite to ordinary citizens.

The publication also documents his fearless advocacy for the oppressed, even in the face of adversity.

Akintunde described the book as a tribute to a man whose unwavering commitment to justice defined his legacy.

Professor Anthony Kila, Director at the Commonwealth Institute of Advanced and Professional Studies, will review the book at the event.

Themed “Politics with Conscience: Leadership, Responsibility, and the Nigerian Social Contract,” the memorial reflects the ideals Braithwaite championed throughout his life.

Former Osun State Governor, Chief Bisi Akande, will chair the event, while Lagos State Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu will serve as Chief Host.

Nobel Laureate Professor Wole Soyinka is also billed to attend as Guest of Honour.

Braithwaite died on March 28, 2016, at the age of 82 and remains widely respected for his principled stance on justice and equity.

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The event is expected to renew public reflection on ethical leadership and the pursuit of fairness in Nigeria.