Alatise, who was the first African to emerge the President of the 94-year-old International Inner Wheel Club, said this in an interview with our correspondent on Saturday on the sidelines of the club’s 31st Annual National Conference/Rally. Speaking with our correspondent shortly after the business segment on Saturday morning, Alatise expressed satisfaction that Inner Wheel Club in Nigeria had covered a lot of grounds in the attainment of its humanitarian objectives. Asked why the club has no presence in the North, Alatise explained, “We are not in the North for obvious reasons. “The meaning of Boko Haram is against Western education. So, now imagine trying to bring a Western culture because Inner Wheel was formed in Britain before it came here.

Source: Punch February 11, 2018 17:48 UTC