Antonio Saseun

I am a Nigerian with a cosmopolitan ideal, my name is Antonio Olusegun Saseun, born in 1963 and married with children. I have a Higher Diploma in Agriculture and presently teach high school Fisheries and Agricultural Science, love nature, especially humanity and a strong believer in God. I write novels, poems and short stories, including critiques, my theme border around love, desolation and despair. I hope to be a philanthropist as I empathize with the poor and desolated within my society. I strongly aspire to make the New York Times bestseller list in the nearest future, Some of my works are listed on Amazon kdp and various online marketplaces. For relaxation, I read the legal thrillers written by John Grisham and Chinua Achebe works. Some of the veins in my works possess a strong expository religious appeal cum political awareness. I feel, strongly too, that the polity of any country reflects, or is the replicate of the citizens, hence the people while groaning and protesting, merely does that upon themselves. The government is the creation of every society. This is showcased in some of my works; notably BOLD: Tomorrow Really Never Comes. Yet if governance is so gross, the people must strive to effect a change.