A disheartening tale of a young boy who grows into maturity only to find life as not the fairy tale he expects it to be. In a fictional society, synchronous to modern systematic Nigeria, The Prisoner of Afrika reflects on the gross misconduct and blatant inequity eating at the heart of many African states, the rise, the fall, and the toppling of governments, as well as the idiosyncratic cycle of debt and hardship that plagues such societies and impairs its surviving youth. This work of fiction is one to look out for in the coming years as the author artfully paints a portrait of a country we more than know too well. Happy Reading Enjoy