Of Winston Spencer Churchill and Femi Fani-Kayode

There are interesting developments between the United Kingdom and Nigeria in respect of ex British Prime minister,Winston Spencer Churchill and Nigerian Politician, Femi Fani Kayode

Churchill and Fani- Kayode both attended the same Secondary school, Harrow on Hill.

Churchill and Fani Kayode are both men of letters, prolific writers and famous for their newspaper write ups

Churchill and Fani Kayode are known to be Historians

Churchill and Femi Fani Kayode are known for crossing carpets.

Churchill crossed from the Conservative Party to the Liberal Party and Back to the Conservative Party whereas Femi Fani Kayode crossed from the Peoples Democratic Party to the All progressive Congress and then back to the PDP

Churchill and Fani Kayode both Aristocrats and had Charismatic Politician- Fathers

Churchill and Fani-Kayode both served in the same position in Government, Churchill was Secretary of the Air and relatedly Fani -Kayode was Minister of Aviation.

Harrow on the Hill as attended by Churchill and Femi Fani Kayode has produced 7 British Prime Ministers and one Indian

Prime Minister. Fani Kayode also attended Cambridge University which has produced 14 British Prime Ministers.

Is Femi Fani Kayode a man to Watch?

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Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth
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Augustine Togonu-Bickersteth contributes from London, England.

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