"Why Nigeria May never be a Great Nation" takes the reader through the early formation of the country and how things went wrong from inception. It discusses how the British decision during the amalgamation of northern and southern Nigeria was based on self-interests that laid the foundation for a failed state. The book explored how leadership failures exacerbated the British actions and changed the direction of the country and the people. It explores issues of corruption, public looting, and the failed visionless leadership over 60 years, which turned the nation and its abundant resources into the poverty capital for the world.