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"This book is ... made up of the print media campaign of MD Yusufu, both interviews and advertorials. They are published here for the purpose of documenting Nigerian political history, especially with regards to the struggles for democracy and social justice, which brings out the significant role played by MD Yusufu in the enthronement of the current democratic dispensation, which Nigeria has enjoyed, since shortly after the death of General Sani Abacha on 8th June 1998."--Page 14.

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