What happens when people are valued only while they remain useful?
Use, Dump, OYO is a bold work of Nigerian political and social satire that examines power, leadership and the systems shaping ordinary lives. With wit, honesty and an unmistakably Nigerian voice, Olabisi Rabiu explores the cycle of being welcomed when useful, discarded when inconvenient and left to face the consequences alone.
Beneath the humour is a serious conversation about accountability, manipulation, political promises, public trust and the relationship between citizens and those who lead them. The book invites readers to laugh, question familiar patterns and confront truths that are often discussed privately but rarely addressed directly.
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Sharp Nigerian social and political commentary
Accessible writing with humour and emotional truth
Thought-provoking questions about leadership, power and responsibility
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Author: Olabisi Rabiu
Format: Paperback
Language: English
A timely read for anyone interested in Nigeria, leadership, society and the courage to question systems that repeatedly fail the people they were meant to serve.
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Use, Dump, OYO
By: Olabisi Rabiu$15.00
A bold Nigerian political and social satire about power, leadership and what happens when citizens are valued only while they remain useful.
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Use, Dump, OYO is a bold work of Nigerian political and social satire that examines power, leadership and the systems shaping ordinary lives. With wit, honesty and an unmistakably Nigerian voice, Olabisi Rabiu explores the cycle of being welcomed when useful, discarded when inconvenient and left to face the consequences alone.
Beneath the humour is a serious conversation about accountability, manipulation, political promises, public trust and the relationship between citizens and those who lead them. The book invites readers to laugh, question familiar patterns and confront truths that are often discussed privately but rarely addressed directly.
Why readers will connect with this book
Book details
A timely read for anyone interested in Nigeria, leadership, society and the courage to question systems that repeatedly fail the people they were meant to serve.
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