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In The Trouble with Nigeria, Chinua Achebe, one of Africa’s most revered literary figures, turns his keen intellect to the pressing issues hindering Nigeria’s progress. This powerful and concise essay offers a profound analysis of leadership, corruption, and the societal foundations that have shaped the nation’s journey since independence.
Achebe’s sharp observations cut through the noise, providing a clear-eyed perspective on the critical choices and systemic problems that have impacted development. It’s a crucial read for understanding the historical context and ongoing debates around governance and national identity, delivered with the piercing wisdom only Achebe can offer.
An essential work for students of African history and politics, concerned citizens, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of nation-building challenges.
