By Ude Ogbonnaya Israel
Tagged, ‘The Broken Wings of an Eagle’ the Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Muchee Multimedia Benjamin Edeh’s new book has alerted Nigerians especially young minds to place premium on resilience and yet hopeful just as the eagle.
In a chat with our reporter lately, the author believes there is no better time to reel out this book than now with a promise that the book will offer a rich and compelling read.
He submitted that In a world filled with struggles and uncertainties, Edeh Benjamin’s latest book, “The Broken Wings of an Eagle,” delivers a powerful and thought-provoking message.
This deeply inspiring work speaks to anyone facing adversity, reminding them that even when life seems broken, strength, renewal, and victory are possible.
Benjamin, a vocal advocate for change and a key figure in amplifying the Peter Obi-Datti movement, has long been committed to empowering people through resilience, determination, and self-belief.
His book’s message is highly relevant to Nigerians and all people struggling under bad leadership, economic hardship, and social instability.
Like the wounded eagle in the book, millions today—especially in Nigeria—feel their dreams have been crushed by corruption, failed governance, and unfulfilled promises.
However, Benjamin insists that resilience is the only way forward. “The eagle does not surrender to the storm
“it uses the wind to rise higher,” he writes, urging readers to embrace hope, strength, and the will to fight for a better future.
“The Broken Wings of an Eagle” is a must-read for Nigerians demanding good governance
“Youth striving for a better future, activists, leaders, and visionaries fighting for change and anyone seeking personal growth after setbacks
Benjamin’s book is not just a story—it is a manifesto for resilience and transformation.
Even in the face of oppression, hardship, and betrayal, the spirit of an eagle must never be broken.
