The Nigerian Dream

In "The Nigerian Dream," Dr. Moses Paul, convener of the Free Nigeria Movement presents a powerful blueprint for change. "The Nigerian Dream" delves into the heart of the nation's challenges and possibilities. From comparisons with emergent democracies to the essence of nation-building, this book leaves no stone unturned.

What others are saying about The Nigerian Dream.

1. Accurate documentation of memories is very important otherwise it is politicized and used against the people through gaslighting. What Dr Mo has done, is to ensure we never forget the true state of things as they occurred and also proffer a way forward in the midst of all the chaos. He has done this while in the trenches to ensure that the threat to our democracy is eliminated through the legally accepted manner. Dr Mo has shown his commitment to a nation that works for all.

- Aisha Yesufu Nigerian activist and businesswoman. Co-founded the #BringBackOurGirls Movement.

2. The Nigerian Dream by Dr Moses Paul aka Madmo is masterfully written with metaphors and stories that are factually and emotionally resonant. It also presents a powerful message of hope and a call to action.

- Dr. David Ogula Human Capital Management Consultant. Former VP and Dean School of Business and Management Studies, Apollo, University, Great Fall, Montana, USA.

3. Dr Mo is an unapologetic Nigerian who is fighting for a new Nigeria. This book says a great deal about his passion in his genuine quest to get the populace to think outside the box. It challenges the current state of affairs taking us back to the past while standing on the present and projecting into the future the new Nigeria that is possible. A masterpiece in my opinion.

- Ndidi Mbagwu Mental Health Practitioner in NHS United Kingdom. MSc Mental Health Interventions.

4. The Nigeria Dream. To reflect is to dream. But the dream of a patriot has heart and Soul. It is not the best kept secret in the world that Dr Moses Paul is a thoroughbred Nigerian patriot. In this volume, Dr. Mo dares to dream the Patriots' dream. It is an admixture of hope, frustration and stubborn positive affirmation as he reflects on 63 years of struggle for nation building in Nigeria. In offering synopsis short histories of other countries' experience he uses them to project the possibilities if Governance would do right by Nigerians. The motivational pitch swells from Cry the beloved country lamentation and rises to a YES WE CAN admonition. Encouraging. The only trouble is that aspirational texts are not enough. People have to be prepared to leave their comfort zones and do something. Sacrifice and risks may go with standing up to do something but it brings results. Thankfully Mo himself is living proof of commitment to do something.

- Patrick O Utomi (Prof) Professor of political economy and management expert. He is a Fellow of the Institute of Management Consultants of Nigeria and a former presidential candidate. Founder, Centre for Value in Leadership and the African Democratic Congress.

5. Madmo has a spirit of faith and dodgenesss driven by his love for everyday people, Nigeria and Africa. He writes and speaks out of Objective clarity, decisiveness and fearlessness. The "Nigerian Dream" by Dr Moses Paul is our reality past, present and future.

Comrade Deji Adeyunju Lawyer and Human Rights Activist. Chairman, Centre For Liberty and Convener Concerned Nigerians.

6. Dr Mo is a tireless servant uplifting Nigeria. I recommend "The Nigerian Dream" for all Nigerians home and abroad.

- Dr. Nell Diallo A bilingual professional serving as Executive Director of International and Corporate Relations at MedShare, Atlanta, USA. Read more