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ABSTRACT
Tenants of the House by Wale Okediran is a work of fiction that follows the Nigerian political system through the viewpoint of a member of the Federal House of Representatives. The book emphasizes the current conditions surrounding the various impeachment attempts that color Nigerian politics and provides a behind-the-scenes look at how those in the ruling class conduct their business.
It is pointless to claim that Nigerian politics is painless because most political actors experience more misery, frustration, and despair as a result of political maneuvers and operations than fulfillment and self-actualization. It is well known that most persons who enter politics with the sincere intention of bringing about a turning point rarely get the chance to do so. This is due to the fact that Nigerian politics does not allow for genuine and honorable individuals to actively participate in the country's political decision-making processes. This essay examines Political Satire in Tenants of the House by Wale Okediran.
