The author remembers his quest of a much better future for himself, his household, and his native country coming from ideals he got from his childhood Western education and conversion to the Christian faith. His hopes were thrwarated by Nigerias political and religious troubles resulting in his exile to America, then seeing his family broken time and again. Forthrightly recalling these failures, their stay for the author: his faith in God, his love for his household and fellow citizens, and his hope for the future of both. These memoirs consist of some plactical advice for Nigeria that are based on the starts of his adopted United States of America. There is required a Plymouth Rock kind of partnership between federal government and an enterprising community of faith. From pioneering research studies established by the author and his friends, Cephas Tardzer discusses how this can begin in Benue State. Duffel bag visualized on front cover is used by the elders of the authors TIV tribe, symbolizing their duty for the welfare of the people.
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