With the subtle, but often times brazen upsurge of Islamism worldwide, and sadly, the hypocritical political correctness campaign against perceived Islamophobia, "Dirty Politics" offers a succinct, no-cutting-corners insight into the insidious escalation of Islamic fundamentalism and the terrorism it perpetuates. Without sensationalizing the undeniable perpetration of mayhem, maimings, malevolent and mindless killings in the name of heeding to the call by Allah to establish His religion (Islam) on all the earth so He's afforded the right to reign supreme as lord over all mankind, "Dirty Politics" takes a rollercoaster ride through the annals of the North-Western Nigerian state of Zamfara in its struggle for self-determination. Then it delves into the linkage between Boko Haram's agenda and the political maneuver that saw the Islamization of Zamfara and other twelve northern states of the Nigerian Federation. Without breaking stride it goes on to expatiate the workings behind the scenes that afforded Boko Haram the foothold it needed to gain the ascendancy it now enjoys as it tries to forge a caliphate out of North-Eastern Nigeria and eventually, Nigeria at large.