BEFORE I DIE: Nigeria of the Good, the Bad and the Ugly

When life is lived on the periphery, purposefulness, creativity, and unimaginable treasures are sacrificed, while frivolity and pursuit of shadows become accepted measures of life. That was the society Homer and Socrates encountered, which transformed them into midwives and gadflies, drawing people of their time into the center of the Agora, where words were weighed before being uttered. Chinedu Agbo, a Nigerian Homer-Socrates in this revolutionary poetic treatise, has decided to be awake, ...