Scammers of the Dictators Realm is a masterful fictional expose of military dictatorship and the rise of international financial scams in the country of Nigeria, and the determination of the subsequent democratically-elected authority to extirpate the phenomenon. The story sheds light on the Nigerian society during the military dictatorship, weaving a story around a scammed American investor and many hilarious moments of daily life under the military rule. In the story, the trio of Albert Dyke, Obata Ohasum and Vincent Ekey fronts a business enterprise for the purpose of engaging in financial scams. They score a hit when a fake proposal to bid on a government supply contract attracts the interest of Mark Fisher, an American citizen from the State of New York. First Mark has to invest $400,000 in bribe money to the army general in charge of the contract award process for the bid to succeed. Mark puts up the money, then suspects later that a scam has occurred. The trio plans Mark s murder, then lures him to Nigeria for a crucial meeting they wanted to forestall future prosecution for their crime. The trio escapes punishment for their crime until a democratically-elected president takes over. He has a tough agenda against financial scam artists and the case of the trio is prosecuted at his instigation. Until judgment was rendered in the celebrated case, it wasn t certain what the learned high court judge s decision would be rule in favour of the defendants who had a defense team of legal luminaries or succumb to the suspected pressures from the president to find the defendants guilty.
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Dr. Matthew Uzukwu was born in Accra, Ghana, to Nigerian parents. He attended primary and high schools in Ghana and in Nigeria, and universities in the United States of America Washington State University, Howard University, and Walden University. He has an MBA degree and a doctorate degree in health services administration. Dr. Uzukwu is in government service and works with the Government of Washington, DC. He is also an adjunct instructor at Bowie State University in the State of Maryland in the US. He is actively involved in a foundation that deals with HIV/AIDS and other major health issues in sub Saharan Africa. Dr. Uzukwu s doctoral dissertation Factors Influencing the Spread of HIV/AIDS from High Risk Sexual Behaviour within Three Economic Status/Income Level Groups in Owerri, Nigeria was published by Proquest/UMI in January 2006. He has authored two other books Across Cultures, which won the 1994 Delta Fiction Award, and Out of the Slave Coast, currently being revised for republication in 2007. Dr Uzukwu is married with three children and lives in the Washington DC Metropolitan area. He can be contacted at uzukwu@verizon.net
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