Before he became Africa's first Nobel Prize winner in Literature, a small campus bungalow at the University of Ibadan played an outsized role in the life of a man, Wole Soyinka, his family, his university, and the nation. Here's the story. How do we preserve not just what we remember but the physical markers of such transient memory?
| Actor | Role |
|---|---|
 Wole Soyinka"Self" | "Self" |
| NNiyi Osundare"Self" | "Self" |
| OOlayide Soyinka"Self" | "Self" |
| OOlaokun Soyinka"Self" | "Self" |
| PPeyibomi Soyinka-Airewele"Self" | "Self" |
| MMoremi Soyinka-Onijala"Self" | "Self" |
| IIlemakin Soyinka"Self" | "Self" |
| FFemi Osofisan"Self" | "Self" |
| FFemi Euba"Self" | "Self" |
| KKitibi Oyawoye"Self" | "Self" |
| DDan Izevbaye"Self" | "Self" |
| RRemi Raji"Self" | "Self" |
| FFemi Elufowoju jr OBENarrator | Narrator |
| OOdia Ofeimun"Self" | "Self" |
| KKunle Idowu"Self" | "Self" |
| JJoop BerkhoutNot listed | Not listed |