Ikechukwu Obiorah

This book opened my eyes to the fact that Nigeria’s poverty problem is not abstract. It is rooted in corruption, weak institutions, and lack of education. I particularly liked the author’s step-by-step anti-corruption proposals and the bold ideas for reforming the education sector. It gave me hope that with the right leadership, change is possible.

I was impressed by how practical the recommendations are. From empowering youth through infrastructure programs to fixing our healthcare system, the book does not just complain. it offers real solutions. Every policymaker in Nigeria should read this.

What I found most striking was the clarity in explaining how poverty touches every sector, power, agriculture, housing, even digital infrastructure. The book doesn’t shy away from tough topics and gives Nigerians like me confidence that poverty can be fought if we act collectively.