Publisher's Synopsis
This is the inside story of corruption in Africa's most populous and richest nation. It excavates the full dimension of corruption in the system, beginning with the police; which operate like an organized crime syndicate as revealed through breath-taking confession of the author himself, a police officer. Nigeria, the poorest country in the world, despite its oil wealth, has been hijacked and mismanaged by imposters, especially from the Moslem north. Can president Obasanjo save this groggy giant from collapse? Are the British, Italian, German, Israeli, US and Turkish police more brutal and corrupt than in Nigeria? Nigerians in the Diaspora speak out. Discover what it means to be a Jew in Nigeria and why Israel is an attraction to Nigerian dictators.
