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A gripping exposé of Nigeria's political turmoil, corruption, and social decay, The Nightmare of Nigerians unearths the painful truths behind the country's suffering. Through historical accounts, real-life events, and in-depth analysis, this book explores the deep-seated issues that continue to drag Africa's most populous nation toward an uncertain fate. The Nightmare of Nigerians is a bold and unflinching revelation of the systemic failures that have turned Nigeria into a shadow of its potential. From the scars of colonial rule and civil war to the unrelenting grip of corruption, insecurity, and economic decline, this book takes readers on a harrowing journey through the struggles of a nation trapped in a cycle of chaos. Using historical facts and contemporary realities, the book delves into the country's most pressing issues, including: The disastrous effects of the amalgamation of 1914 that forced incompatible ethnic groups into an artificial union. How oil wealth, instead of being a blessing, became a curse that fueled greed, environmental destruction, and political instability. The lingering ghost of the Biafran War and why Nigeria never truly healed from its internal wounds. The facade of democracy, where elections are manipulated, votes are bought, and power is recycled among the same corrupt elite. The chronic plague of corruption, which has seen politicians and officials loot billions while ordinary citizens suffer. The mass emigration of Nigeria's best minds in search of opportunities abroad, leaving the nation drained of its brightest talents. The escalation of insecurity, where bandits, terrorists, and kidnappers operate with impunity while the government remains passive. The electricity crisis keeps Nigeria in perpetual darkness despite billions spent on the power sector. The widening gap between the elite and the suffering masses highlights the stark inequalities within the country. The critical question of Nigeria's future-whether the nation can be saved or is doomed to collapse under its own weight. With striking truths, fearless storytelling, and a passionate call for accountability, The Nightmare of Nigerians forces readers to confront the reality of a country at the edge of a precipice. Will Nigeria ever wake up from this nightmare, or is the doom of its name already sealed?

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