See Wole Soyinka’s Reaction To Tearing Of His Green Card After Trump Won The Election

Professor Wole Soyinka has confirmed that he will keep his word and tear his green card, on the day Donald Trump is sworn in as the 45th president of the USA. Soyinka made the vow last week, while giving a speech to students of Oxford University in England.

According to the literary icon:

“If in the unlikely event he does win, the first thing he’ll do is to say [that] all green-card holders must reapply to come back into the US. Well, I’m not waiting for that. “The moment they announce his victory, I will cut my green card myself and start packing up.”

Trump won the US presidential election early this morning in an incredible victory that has shocked pundits and observers all around the world for the first time since the results of the elections were announced.‎

Reacting to Trumps victory in an interview with The Interview Magazine, Soyinka said;

“Come January 20, 2017, watch my WOLEXIT! (Donald Trump will be sworn-in as the 45th President of the United States of America on Friday, January 20, 2017.”

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Wole Soyinka Must Tear His Green Card - Nigerians Reacts On Twitter

Last week, noble laureate Wole Soyinka, said he will cut his green card and leave the United States if Donald Trump wins the presidential election.

Well, the internet never forgets, as Nigerians on Twitter are reminding him of his words. Read tweets bellow:

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I am very much pro- Biafra - Prof. Wole Soyinka Declares

Jazeera, Nobel Laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka,during an interview with Al Jazeera yesterday, reveals his support for Biafran agitators.

His words:

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“I am very much pro- Biafra because I recognise that the Igbo have been wronged desperately. They have been brutalised in a way that justifies their feeling that they were not part of the nation. Let me also say this, Biafrans are not entirely innocent in this affair. They were not, but the unleashing of such venom, such devastation on them as a people, was sufficient to justify their decision not to be part of the nation. I was pro-Biafran in the sense that I felt that they needed justice.”

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