Introducing Emeka's Money, the debut children's book about corruption by Onyinye Ough. Available online now, this captivating story follows Emeka, a good man working for a State Governor in Nigeria. With good intentions of helping his loved ones, Emeka soon realizes that wielding power through public office can actually harm his community. Determined to make a change, he takes action against corruption. Onyinye Ough, an anti-corruption expert, has written this book to educate children aged six to ten about the impact of corruption in society and the value of integrity.

Emeka's Money is the first installment in a series of books about corruption, complemented by other titles like Halima's Vote and Tosin's Story. Through these thought-provoking narratives, Onyinye Ough aims to inspire a new generation of leaders who will bravely combat corruption not only in Nigeria but throughout Africa.

Join Emeka's quest for a fair and just society by purchasing this book, available on Amazon (US), Roving Heights (Nigeria), and as an electronic book on Google Play. Supported by the MacArthur Foundation, Emeka's Money also offers an audio-book version and a short animated film adaptation.

Onyinye Ough's dedication extends beyond her books. Step Up Nigeria, in partnership with the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and the MacArthur Foundation, has reached over 8,000 children with storybooks and classroom engagements through the Catch Them Young Initiative. By empowering young anti-corruption champions like Naomi Oloyede, Step Up Nigeria strives to change public attitudes towards corrupt behavior and eradicate corruption in Nigeria.

Discover the transformative power of storytelling and join the fight against corruption with Onyinye Ough's compelling works. Find out more about Emeka's Money and Step Up Nigeria's initiatives through their website.