A Modest Proposal For Preventing The Corrupt Leaders of Nigeria From Being a Burden on Their Citizens or Country, And For Making Them Beneficial to The Public.

In A Modest Proposal For Preventing The Corrupt Leaders of Nigeria From Being a Burden on Their Citizens or Country, And For Making Them Beneficial to The Public, Barack Okaka Obama (founder of Nelogram) presents a daring and satirical piece inspired by Jonathan Swift's classic A Modest Proposal. This bold work argues that Nigeria’s struggle with corruption and inequality can only be resolved by consuming its corrupt leaders—quite literally.

Through biting wit and dark humor, Obama highlights the need for justice in a society torn apart by political greed and economic disparity, suggesting an extreme measure to break the exploitative cycle. His thought-provoking narrative delves into themes of power, injustice, and moral duty, offering a scathing critique of Nigeria's ruling elite while challenging readers to confront uncomfortable truths about governance and poverty.

Both satirical and deeply serious, Obama’s Modest Proposal invites readers to ponder how far society should go in tackling corruption and reexamines the true essence of public service.