The Man Who Saw Tomorrow

A forensic investigation into the extraordinary rendition and trial of Nnamdi Kanu

Front Matter

Overture
The full, unedited text of the poem identifying the "Imperfect Messenger" who warned of the "Bleeding Nation."
Prologue: The Crime Scene
The ambush at Jomo Kenyatta Airport, the Gulfstream flight, and the legal precedent of extraordinary rendition.

Chapter 1: The Prince in the Cold (2004–2009)
Kanu's life in London, the "One Nigeria" campaign, and generational trauma in the Palace.
Chapter 2: The Failure of the Elites
Letters to the Senate, the deafness of the status quo, and how ignoring a reformer breeds a radical.
Chapter 3: Apprenticeship in Rebellion (The MASSOB Years)
Joining Ralph Uwazuruike, the settlement culture, and the great split.
Chapter 4: The Frequency of Fire (Radio Biafra)
The basement studio, the microphone as a weapon, and futile attempts to jam the frequency.

Chapter 5: The "Zoo" Hypothesis Explained
A political definition of the Hobbesian state and validation through the Lekki Toll Gate massacre.
Chapter 6: The Map of Terror (Specific Warnings)
Warnings about "Invaders from the Sahel," the "Fulanization" agenda, and timeline of accuracy.
Chapter 7: The Statistics of Carnage (The National Failure)
The death toll (60,000+), the abduction industry, and the shift to mass economic abduction.

The Man in the Glass Box
The enduring image of Kanu behind glass, the unresolved questions, and the message that refuses to be caged.