WE ARE ALL MAD IN NIGERIA

WE ARE ALL MAD IN NIGERIA.

Yes. You read that correctly.

But before you get offended, ask yourself one question:

How many things have we accepted as “normal” simply because we've lived with them for too long?

We complain about bad leadership, yet sometimes misuse the little power we have.

We complain about corruption, yet look for “connections” when the normal process becomes inconvenient.

We complain about the economy, while millions quietly learn how to survive what should never have become normal.

We celebrate certificates but sometimes forget to build actual skills.

We tell young people to “hustle harder” in an environment where simply trying to build a decent life can feel like fighting ten battles at once.

We laugh about these things.

We create memes about them.

We say, “Na Nigeria.”

And then we move on.

But what happens when survival becomes a culture?

What happens when abnormal becomes ordinary?

What happens when we become so good at adapting to broken systems that we stop demanding better ones?

That is what this book investigates.

📖 WE ARE ALL MAD IN NIGERIA

A Brutally Honest Look at What We Have Normalized — and Why We Keep Calling It Normal

This is not another book blaming politicians.

It is not another motivational book telling you to “believe in Nigeria.”

And it is not written to insult Nigerians.

It is a mirror.

A mirror for the student.

A mirror for the entrepreneur.

A mirror for the parent.

A mirror for the leader.

A mirror for the hustler.

A mirror for the person planning to leave Nigeria.

And yes—a mirror for me.

You may disagree with some chapters.

You may laugh at others.

You may become uncomfortable.

But there is a good chance that somewhere in these pages, you'll see something you've experienced yourself and quietly thought:

“Wait… so I'm not the only one who noticed this?”

I wrote this book because I believe we cannot change what we refuse to examine.

And maybe the biggest question isn't:

“Why is Nigeria like this?”

Maybe it's:

“What have we become so used to that we no longer question it?”

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If you're Nigerian, have lived in Nigeria, love Nigeria, struggle with Nigeria, or simply want to understand some of the contradictions that shape everyday life here— this book is for you.

And when you finish reading it, don't just ask whether I was right.

Ask whether you recognized yourself.