In the Belly of Vultures

Drawing from historical events, cultural shifts, and contemporary realities, Adeniyi crafts a narrative that challenges delusions, superstitions, and entrenched misconceptions. With the finesse of a poet and the analytical depth of a seasoned journalist, he dissects societal constructs, exposing the intricate forces at play in governance, national discourse, and the collective consciousness of a people.

The book serves as a repository of knowledge, reflecting on past events as a guide to the future. By weaving together facts, historical anecdotes, and reflections, In the Belly of Vultures not only informs but also stimulates thought-provoking discussions on national identity, leadership, and the dangers of intellectual complacency.

Through this work, Adeniyi cements his legacy as a literary giant whose unique storytelling ability transforms historical and contemporary issues into an engaging and insightful masterpiece. Whether as a critique of power dynamics or an exposition on the social fabric of nations, In the Belly of Vultures is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the past, navigate the present, and shape the future.

Author: Tola Adeniyi

A towering figure in African journalism, Chief Adeniyi served as Chairman and Managing Director of Daily Times of Nigeria, once the continent’s largest newspaper. He began his career at the paper in 1973 and, by 1974, made history as Africa’s first-ever newspaper Ombudsman. His leadership and editorial integrity set a precedent for accountability in the press. Beyond Daily Times, he also acted as Editor-in-Chief of the Nigerian Tribune and contributed to major international newspapers, including The Atlanta Inquirer (USA), Lancashire Evening Post (UK), and The Toronto Star (Canada). His work earned him a reputation as a global journalist with a sharp analytical mind and an unyielding commitment to press freedom.

Hardcover 

1192 pages