A Blueprint for National Unity and Justice
ISBN: 1 85845 053 5 | UK Net: £9.95
The Fearless Follow-Up to “The Ethnic Factor” – Now Even More Urgent
This powerful second book builds on the groundbreaking analysis presented to Nigeria’s Federal Government in 1987 and 1991. Written by a former state prosecutor turned Metropolitan Police officer, this is an insider’s unflinching examination of Nigeria’s political stability, administrative structure, and the fragmentation threatening national unity.
What makes this indispensable:
- From the front lines: Written by someone who investigated the relationship between government and citizens from both sides—as Nigerian state prosecutor AND international law enforcement
- The missing blueprint: Proposes concrete solutions for equity, unity, and political stability that Nigeria desperately needs
- Addresses the core crisis: Takes the case directly to the people—bypassing political opportunism to speak truth about administrative structure and governance failures
- By the numbers: Based on rigorous research into political development, state reports, and on-the-ground realities
About the Author:
Chukwudum Ikeazor was born into the Ikeazor family of Obosi, Nigeria. A lawyer and member of several international organizations including the International Bar Association and the Royal African Society, he served as:
- State Prosecutor investigating criminal cases and commanding a Police Mobile Force unit
- 1984 Nigerian Police officer who witnessed the system from within
- Metropolitan Police, London (1989) – forced to resign his commission after enlisting, but gained invaluable international perspective
- Now: A profile campaigner for justice and notorious police reform, currently on career break during which he travels and writes
His eventful career gave him a rare 360-degree view of Nigeria’s political failings—and what must change.
This is not academic theory. This is a battle-tested report from someone who enforced the law, prosecuted cases, and saw the system fail his people.
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