Michael

Through the eyes of a helicopter pilot, the narrative explores the complex interplay between oil exploitation and the indigenous cultures of West Africa. It critiques the roles of multinational corporations like Shell and British Petroleum, highlighting their detrimental impacts on local populations and environments. The book advocates for strong African leadership to address tribal and religious conflicts, proposing that a fusion of African beliefs and politics can foster justice and peace. It also weaves a personal tale of love and loss, showcasing Africa's beauty from a unique perspective.