There have been various stories about life in Africa, many of them untrue. On this side many cannot express their views but they pick up the fact the literatures and documentaries are wrong and they settle at the readers or viewers were misled, in hurt.

There is a wide gap between the ordinary African person and modern societies in that the rest of the world has elevated to an intense degree of advance science, so much so one but wonders if Africa will ever meet up. This fact is a serious problem, and for the world too, being when one part of a whole thing is broken; the entire system (humanity) is prone to the damage. Here things degenerate with time more than they improve, and people lose science more than they retain it; and tend to a darkness that can never be enlightened. How? Gradually the ordinary African person loses values, they turn away from the accepted formal system of things and they cannot even comprehend basic science. Disorder, corruption, and illiteracy become a norm in society; while teachers are segregated for saying the truth. The individuals have reached a state where the whole society needs special guidance back into the light and supervision, as well as total reformation of its perspective of every aspect of life. So, this book presents as a hole in the wall, lifts the blinds over the on-goings on this side, and highlights the tricks of the ordinary African person. However, more importantly, the writer creates characters and plays around the African system with them, whipping up a great story based on these horrible circumstances on a light note.

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