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The challenges between extravagant infrastructural developmentalism and acute cases of unemployment and human rights issues form the bedrock of this gripping socio-economic political satire set in Lagos State of Nigeria. The reader is taken into the heart of a developing economy that is usually unknown by the IMF and World bank experts and consultants who are always quick to prescribe alien panacea for issues they have no idea about, thereby causing more complex problems than existing before.Read less