I Believe in Nigeria: A Letter from the Diaspora

A powerful, unapologetic letter from a Nigerian in the diaspora to the country he refuses to give up on.

In I Believe in Nigeria: A Letter from the Diaspora, Christopher writes with equal parts love and anger about corruption, brain drain, poverty, insecurity, and the shame many Nigerians feel when they say where they are from. Drawing on personal experience and hard truths, he challenges Nigerians at home and abroad to rediscover their patriotism, reject everyday corruption, vote with their children's future in mind, and fight for a nation worthy of its people.

This is not another book of complaints. It is a call to action-from a son who once hesitated to say "I am Nigerian," and who now proudly declares: I believe in Nigeria. Do you?