Once Upon An Incorruptible Criminal

By Kehinde Fawumi

Every month for over 20 years, scores of youth from West African Countries are wasted in a bid to find a better life in the Southern European Countries while transiting illegally through Libya. Anthony is a clear example of one whose experience was phenomenal. According to him, the price of leaving Nigeria - his country of origin, may be death or the hell of detention but that’s not important. What is important is leaving, and travelling far from the stripes of abject poverty and political instability.

I wish to tell his story in this book, tragic yet adventurous. If I do it well - and I will do my best - I believe I will unequivocally describe the predicaments suffered by illegal aliens and unlawful asylum seekers in Libya and other countries. I wish to clearly lay my claims against the pointless exodus embarked by our maladjusted youth, and to recommend urgent panaceas to the inflicting problems of youth migration.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kehinde Fawumi
• Release date: Sep 1, 2011
• ISBN: 9781466116863

Kehinde Fawumi

Kehinde Fawumi is a bestselling and award-winning author, a public speaker and consultant. He is passionate about helping people and organizations take better decisions. As a consultant at Netlight Consulting, he has consulted for many startups and multinational companies including Fujitsu, SKY Deutschland, Sixt Car Rental among others. He writes short story fictions with focus on self-development and personal transformation. Kehinde has many years of experience in leadership and has inspired thousands of young people across the world through international organizations. He is the founder of Feedone Project, a charity organization in West Africa with impact on tens of thousands of families and less privileged. He has been part of several national delegations to the United Nations on global conferences discussing topics such as: youth development, human rights, gender equality, rule of law and civic participation. He is a scholar and senior fellow of the DAAD - African Good Governance Network in Germany.

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