Politician and former presidential aspirant, Victor Ani-Laju, has released a new book titled, HELP. According to him, the book has the potential to make a positive impact on anyone who reads it. Speaking about the inspiration behind the book, Ani-Laju said, “Help is a fundamental human need, transcending social status, wealth and education. “The book
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