Political Agendas and Cultural Complexity

The chapter delves into the leader's intricate political agenda, from maintaining international relationships to handling conflicting loyalties, culminating in a radical agenda supporting liberation at the festival in Senegal. It explores the challenges of separating politics from culture during the festival of Negro arts and culture, leading to the shift in organizing Festac '77 with a more inclusive and democratic approach. Additionally, it discusses the historical context of Pan-Africanism, the political undertones in music performances, and the geopolitical complexities surrounding the festival in Nigeria.