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Book Review Book Title: O to ge – How Kwara People took their Destiny in their Hands Author:Tony Oyeyiola Publisher: Tony Oyeyiola Year of Publication: 2021

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This 217-page and eleven-chapter book by Tony Oyeyiola is a latest addition to the growing literature on Nigerian government and politics. Entitled – O to ge! – Enough is Enough in English translation, the book chronicles how Kwara people took their kismet in their hands; it was written in a lucid language making it succinct and scintillating to read. According to the author the indefatigable team at the Hook Creative Agency (Campaign Consultant of Gov. AbdulRahman AbdulRasaq) originated the cliché – O to ge – a campaign slogan which no doubt is an innovative addition to the political lexicon of Nigerians. The book's foreword was crafted by two eminent personalities – Ambassador AbdulFatai Gambari and Dr. Ibrahim Bashir, current Head, Department of History and International Studies of the University of Ilorin. This shows that the book enjoys goodwill of the people.

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  • O. Ojo, Emmanuel, 2021. "Book Review Book Title: O to ge – How Kwara People took their Destiny in their Hands Author:Tony Oyeyiola Publisher: Tony Oyeyiola Year of Publication: 2021," Ilorin Journal of Business and Social Sciences, Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Ilorin, vol. 23(1), pages 187-191, February.
    • Handle: RePEc:ris:ilojbs:0076
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