If My Country Had A Jury

Step into a futuristic Abuja where the scales of justice are perpetually tilted by wealth and influence.

Alade, a novice lawyer, is thrust into an impossible situation: he must prosecute a high-profile case against a powerful, affluent defendant with virtually zero evidence. Standing against him is a seasoned legal shyster and a jury whose opinions have already been bought.

As Alade battles the overwhelming currents of political pressure and legal corruption, the line between justice and survival becomes increasingly blurred. This gripping novel is a masterclass in suspense and social commentary, wrapped in a cinematic legal thriller that will keep you guessing until the final verdict is delivered.

Olabisi Ajakaiye delivers a powerful narrative on the integrity of the judiciary, asking a haunting question: Can truth prevail when the system is rigged against it?