Victor Alade Libros

Bestselling Author of RICHER with CHARACTER, Victor Alade in this new novel, tells a compelling fiction about the pursuit of destiny for two princes in series of events that gravitate to a central point: Leadership. "Whoever wants to lead a people must also learn how to firstly serve the same people." In hilarious and reveling twists, Layers of Onions is an African folktale that rallies for hope and moral consciousness among leaders and young people. As you will learn in this first series, Ladele's grandpa, as influential and knowledgeable as he is almost ruined his age long reputation because of sexual relationship he had with the Queen earlier. This puts to question the paternity of one of the two princes. Set in the immediate post civil war in Nigeria, the novel tells about the impact of war on ordinary people in no ordinary fashion. This is an African story like no other. Layers of Onions: The Golden Silhouette is just the start of a lifelong story that tells readers that there is absolutely 'nothing new under the heavens.'

In October 2020, Nigeria was rocked by the #EndSARS protests, a grassroots movement of young people protesting against police brutality and government corruption. But the protests were just the beginning. In the months that followed, the youth-led movement evolved into #Obidient, a powerful force for change that is transforming the political landscape of Nigeria. From #EndSARS to #RegionalGovt is a compelling and urgent call to action for young people in Nigeria and beyond. Drawing on the experiences of the #EndSARS protests and the rise of the #Obidient movement, this book explores the urgent need for regional government in Nigeria and the transformative potential of youth-led political activism. Through a combination of historical analysis, personal stories, and practical recommendations, the author of this book educates young Nigerians by providing a roadmap to make a real difference in the political and social landscape of their country. It is an essential read for anyone interested in the future of African democracy and the power of young people to effect real change.