Bøger af Dele Babalola

An invaluable aid to understanding creation, life, the coming great tribulation, the coming World War III, the anti-Christ, the rapture, end times, death and the afterlife.

It is about the life of a middle-aged Nigerian who has a great vision and the ability to transform Nigeria into an egalitarian state if given a chance. He was raised from humble beginnings and as he grew up, he did not like the Nigeria he was experiencing. The leaders had great opportunities to transform the country and improve the lot of the populace. Alas, these opportunities were wasted. In the early 1960s, Nigeria was preferred to Japan for global investment puposes and the standard of living in Nigeria surpassed that in South Korea. The Nigerian currency used to be at par with the pound sterling . Today Nigeria is poorer than India. Omoyele has gone to great pains to study the Nigerian malaise and has put himself forward as an agent of change. His slogan is "Take It Back!" He is the Presidential Candidate of the African Action Congress, AAC, and a great presidential hopeful in the coming Nigeria's elections of 16, February, 2019, a date coinciding with his birthday when he will turn 48 years.

This is a story celebrating one of the greatest sons of Africa, indeed of the whole of humanity. Dele Momodu has raised himself from the hardship of poverty, struggled to acquire a good education and proved himself as an erudite journalist, business man and a great entrepreneur . He created Ovation International from scratch while living in exile in Britain in 1996. He has succeeded in producing a high quality African celebrity magazine that has gained worldwide acclaim. He has been celebrated worldwide. He has met with the Queen of England, ex- Presidents Clinton and George Bush of the United States, African Presidents and monarchs . He has also created Ovation TV and an online newspaper called The Boss. He writes a regular newspaper column in This Day newspaper in Nigeria under the title, Pendulum. He engages the government and citizens of Nigeria with his regular socio-political sanitizing messages. His mentors included the late Chief MKO Abiola and the Globacoms business guru, Chief Michael Adenuga. He has accomplished so much at sixty and he is celebrated.

This book uses the political economy approach to examine the relative failure of federalism in Nigeria. This deficiency is rooted in the country's unbalanced political economy, which promotes over-dependency on oil and consequently an over-centralised federal system.