Retired but Not Resigned: The Nigerian Retiree's Financial Odyssey is a powerful memoir-analysis that exposes the hidden crisis facing Nigeria's retirees. Combining lived experience with policy critique, Victor O. Katchi reveals how fragile pension systems, inflation, Ponzi schemes, and broken promises push the elderly into silent suffering.

Part autobiography, part social commentary, and part reform blueprint, this book chronicles the author's personal financial journey—investments lost to failed banks, businesses undone by insecurity, pensions delayed for years—and places them within Nigeria's broader economic and political realities.

More than a lament, this work is a call to conscience:

to policymakers—reform pensions, healthcare, and protections for the elderly;

to society—restore dignity to those who built the nation;

to workers—prepare early, diversify, and stay financially literate.

This is a book of truth, courage, and hope for every retiree, every policymaker, and every Nigerian who dreams of aging with dignity.