Politics

Politricks… Top 10 bestselling books for August 2015

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9 years ago

September 3, 2015

By B. Gbede…
1. The Accidental Government Minister: Adams Oshiomhole becomes the first man to combine a governorship position (Edo State) with a Ministerial one (Information & Anti-Corruption Affairs) regaling us with constant tales of just how much the previous government helped itself to Nigeria’s commonwealth.

2. Wail, Wailer, Wailest: A collection of Social Media Wailings by The National Union of Heroists, Transformationists and Jonathanians (NUHTJ)

3. My Watch, by Akinwunmi Ambode: The inside story of a governor widely adjudged to be the most fashionable Nigeria has seen since Jim Nwobodo

4. Internet Is Your Friend, by Babatunde Fashola: A former governor writes movingly about how the Internet transformed his life, and why he decided 78 million naira was not too much to spend to spread the message

5. Gram of Thrones, by Dele Momodu: The story of an Ife Prince who wants to be King

6. Orange Is the New Blast: Confessions of a Failed Suicide Bomber

7. The Aspiring Politician’s Guide to Stomach Infrastructure, by Dr. Ayodele Fayose

8. Drone Fiction: by Ibe Kachikwu: A collection of short stories featuring drones, and set in Africa’s biggest oil-producing country

9. We Promised Everything, And We Promised Nothing, by the All Progressives Congress: A revised party manifesto, featuring 1,000,000 promises you won’t find anywhere
10. The Incorrigible Judge, by Alhaji Chief Mr. Rauf Aregbesola

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