The Death of the Ọmọlúwàbí.

This book is a profound interrogation of Nigeria’s current moral crisis, arguing that the nation's struggles are primarily cultural rather than political. Using the Yoruba philosophical concept of Ọmọlúwàbí—the ideal human being who embodies integrity, respect, and responsibility—the author explores how the systematic abandonment of character has led to a society that celebrates "smartness" and "the hustle" over honesty and hard work. It is both a lamentation of lost values and a hopeful call for a "moral rebirth" in Nigerian communities.