Lust for Corruption: The Africa You Don't Know' critically focuses on issues that impede Africa's growth and development. It exposes in unambiguous perspective the submersion of Africa's leadership in corruption, which spiral-webs bracketed-together antisocial norms on African society. It finds remedy to uplift the continent from despondency and reassures hope to souls agonized in hopelessness of poverty and deprivation. The book opens windows of reawakening in the hearts and minds of Africans, including African professionals in the Diaspora, of the ultimate task of recreating a continent lust for out-of-positive change, which survival hangs on precipice of despair of hope near-lost. It calls for societal action to halt the impediments to growth and development that is rapidly ruining the continent. The book is a must read, especially for those who desire a corrupt-free Africa that glows in prosperity; an Africa where popular political opinion is respected; mass political participation and empowerment encouraged; and rule of law, citizens right and liberty sacredly upheld in all human sphere.