For decades, Nigerians have endured poor leadership, looted resources, and crumbling infrastructure.
Burning the Wealth of a Nation challenges us to change how we view each other — and ourselves — by exposing how individual action fuels or heals national decline. It’s a rallying cry for responsibility, unity, and purpose.
A wake-up call for a nation at a crossroads…
In Burning the Wealth of a Nation, Michael Famokunwa urges Nigerians to reimagine their individual role in the country’s prosperity.
There is no neutral. You are either building wealth or burning it.
Explore the central themes that challenge how we think, act, and engage with our nation’s future. These highlights offer a glimpse into the mindset shifts every Nigerian must embrace.
A breakdown of how everyday decisions, neglect, and leadership failure contribute to Nigeria's lost wealth — from looted funds to wasted potential.
National development begins in the mind. This chapter explores how our perception of self, value, and fellow Nigerians shapes collective outcomes.
No one is too small to make a difference. Here, the book calls for recognizing each Nigerian as vital to the country’s progress.
Encouraging conversations around difficult truths — how open, honest dialogue can shift public consciousness and create a shared path forward.
“An eye-opening read! Michaels insights compelled me to take action in my community.” - Amina Musa
“Burning the Wealth of a Nation redefines national responsibility. A must-read!” - Chinedu Obi
“This book changed my perspective on leadership and personal accountability.” - Fatimah Abdullahi
“This book changed my perspective on leadership and personal accountability.” - Fatimah Abdullahi