Waiting for tomorrow is a fascinating narrative of what Nigeria has become – a system in constant flux, on the wrong note – with a warning to do the needful to avert an implosion. Aside raising the alarm on the uncertain trend of events, the book provides perspectives on the way out. Rarely does one come across a writer with courage and candour to the point of challenging the status quo. The author locates the problems of Nigeria on leadership failure. He argues forcefully that Nigeria currently exists at the pleasure of a covetous political elite, hence government’s performance and results have remained abysmally poor, over the years. He blames lack of vision for this apparent failure.