WHICH WAY THIRD WORLD

The book, "Which Way Third World," is written, in part my memoir, and in part, in search of better nations in the Global South. It seeks to know why Africa, and indeed the low income countries remain poor despite the abundance of a vast ocean of human and material resources. From North to Sub Saharan Africa, we are blessed with the necessary resources to make our nations great.

The problem, the author argues, is not as much a want of ideas on how to make nations work as it is with the implementation of already known policies that make nations great. As such, emphasis was given to the need for the identification and enthronement of credible leaders with a sacrificial mission for transformation.

The book argues strongly on the need to eradicate completely all the vestiges of corruption, entrench the rule of law, and to strengthen state institutions to attain global best practices, and it offers suggestions on the practical steps revolutionary leaders could take to attain national greatness.

Do you face similar challenge in your country? This book calls on you to take action now for the sake of our children and our unborn children. Yes, while we may have reasons to blame our forebears for handing down to us dysfunctional nations, it would be our fault if we pass on the same to the future generation.