A Modest Proposal For Preventing The Corrupt Leaders of Nigeria From Being a Burden on Their Citizens or Country And For Making Them Beneficial to The Public

This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice. In a nation brimming with potential yet shackled by the avarice of a select few, Barack Okaka Obama (Nigerian entrepreneur) offers a revolutionary, if unsettling, solution to one of Nigeria's most persistent maladies: corrupt leadership. With the biting wit and incisive logic reminiscent of Jonathan Swift, this "Modest Proposal" confronts the endemic issue of leaders who drain the nation's coffers and spirit. Tired of lamentations and ineffective reforms? Obama posits a startlingly straightforward, albeit very unconventional, method to transform these burdensome figures from national liabilities into, believe it or not, public assets. This audacious treatise is not for the faint of heart. It is a searing satirical arrow aimed at the heart of systemic corruption, designed to provoke, to challenge, and perhaps, to inspire a radical rethinking of accountability. Prepare to be shocked, amused, and ultimately, forced to confront uncomfortable truths about power, responsibility, and the lengths to which a nation might consider going to secure its future. "A Modest Proposal For Preventing The Corrupt Leaders of Nigeria From Being a Burden on Their Citizens or Country, And For Making Them Beneficial to The Public" is more than just a book; it's a conversation starter, a societal X-ray, and a daring intellectual exercise. Duration - 1h 1m. Author - Barack Okaka Obama. Narrator - Digital Voice Daniel E. Published Date - Thursday, 09 January 2025. Copyright - © 2024 Barack Okaka Obama ©.