The Jungle: A Personal Journey with the Enfant Terrible of Nigerian Journalism

If you value the works of David then you will value this book

Did not expect anything less

Nigeria will one day, perhaps sooner than now appears to be the case, be a country where the rule of law truly applies. A country where journalists, or at least a very good number of them in both print, television and online media, understand the true ethics of journalism and live by them.When that day comes, and the story of how we finally arrived there is told, David Hundeyin's name will be written in golden letters. For, you see, in these dark days when rustics, knaves, and brutish men rule and hold sway in Nigeria, David, in the integrity and unprecedented (for Nigeria) fealesness and meticulousness of his investigative journalism, is a solitary beacon in a long and very dark night. But a BEACON. And what a beacon that is! This is what this book, in both its content and brilliant writing, represents. Hope for a new Nigeria.I recommend this book to all those who look for that New Nation.

The Jungle is an exceptional nonfiction masterpiece that has left a profound impact on me. David's relentless dedication in exposing the deep-rooted corruption and ineptitude within Nigerian society is truly commendable. From the opening chapter to the riveting conclusion, I found myself completely engrossed, unable to put the book down for even a moment. It offers a remarkable insight into the everyday struggles of ordinary Nigerians, making it an essential read for anyone seeking a genuine understanding of their lives. Do yourself a favor and acquire a copy of this enlightening source; you won't regret it.

The media could not be loaded. This book captivates you from the moment you pick it up, up until you turn the last page!David really puts the investigation in investigative journalism with the way evidence is laid out to thoroughly back the exposés.

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Worthy of its price.