In this thought-provoking and intellectually charged book, the author takes readers on a bold exploration of Nigeria’s past, present, and uncertain future. Can Nigeria Survive Another Century as a Corporate Entity? asks the critical question many avoid — can the Nigerian state, as currently structured, endure the mounting political, ethnic, economic, and social pressures threatening its unity and stability?

Drawing from history, governance, economics, and socio-political realities, the book dissects the foundational weaknesses of Nigeria’s federal structure, leadership crises, corruption, and widening inequality. It also highlights the resilience, creativity, and unbroken spirit of the Nigerian people — the very factors that have kept the nation together despite decades of turbulence.

With rigorous analysis and fearless insight, the author challenges readers, policymakers, and citizens alike to reflect on what must change for Nigeria to remain a viable and prosperous entity beyond its first century of existence.