By Ikechukwu Amaechi
On December 2, 2024, Nigerians will converge at the main auditorium of the National Universities Commission for the public presentation of Senator Chris Anyanwu’s autobiography, Bold Leap.
To be sure, this is her third book. She wrote
the first, The Law Makers, Federal Republic of Nigeria, while she was NTA
correspondent at the National Assembly in the Second Republic. The second, The
Days of Terror, came after her release from General Sani Abacha’s gulag
in 1998.
But Bold Leap is significantly different and, no doubt, will stir up the hornets’ nest for the very reason that she pulled no punches in the 612-page tome.
