Writing this kind of book is an audacious enterprise to
have been undertaken by someone who is as young
as its author, Jude Feranmi Kolawole Adejuwon, popularly
known as JFK. That is all the more reason that I appreciate
having been asked to write a foreword to it. For how do you,
at below thirty years of age, presume to so well understand
the twists and turns of Nigeria’s baffling political setup that
you are able to recommend how a new political order might
be birthed? Jude is certainly audacious. However, not in an
unfounded, light–headed kind of way. Obviously, he studies;
he reads the works of influential people who have gone before
and made their mark, and he brings their thoughts and ideas
to bear upon the situation he is confronted with.