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NERIMA: Politicians have their own interests, they don’t speak for the public always

The power of music cannot be taken for granted. Especially considering that the majority of the population is youthful, it is one of the best forms to communicate a message. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP

By  NERIMA WAKO-OJIWA

The power of music cannot be taken for granted. Especially considering that the majority of the population is youthful, it is one of the best forms to communicate a message.

One of the first CDs that I bought while in university was by Bob Marley. I was surprised to find it being sold side-by-side with those of upcoming artistes. Marley died decades ago, but somehow his music is still bought to inspire.

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