A launch invitation circulating across youth leadership, public policy, and civic engagement circles has generated widespread interest ahead of the anticipated unveiling of the debut book by youth advocate and public speaker, Christopher Olusa.
The invitation, which has attracted significant attention, indicates that Olusa is set to launch his first book, No More Future: Why Waiting Is Over — And What to Build Instead, a publication expected to contribute to ongoing conversations on youth leadership, innovation, and nation-building.
Findings by The City News show that the book challenges young people to abandon the culture of waiting for opportunities and instead embrace responsibility, leadership, creativity, and purposeful action. Sources familiar with the project describe it as a practical roadmap for a generation seeking clarity and direction amid growing social and economic uncertainties.
Christopher Olusa gained national recognition in 2023 after completing a 112-hour speech marathon, surpassing the previous world record in a bid to establish a new global benchmark. Since then, he has remained actively involved in youth development initiatives, public speaking engagements, and leadership advocacy, earning commendation for his efforts to inspire and empower young Nigerians.
Further checks by The City News revealed that the foreword to the book was written by Ayodele Olawande, a development that underscores the book’s relevance to ongoing national discussions on youth empowerment and sustainable development.
Although the organisers have yet to make an official public announcement, the circulating invitation suggests that the launch is expected to attract a diverse audience, including government officials, academics, civil society leaders, development partners, and youth stakeholders.
Observers say the publication could represent a significant milestone in Olusa’s career, marking his transition from youth advocate and public speaker to published author while further strengthening his influence in conversations on leadership, civic responsibility, and national development.
With anticipation continuing to build ahead of the official launch, many believe No More Future could resonate strongly with a new generation of young Nigerians determined to shape the future rather than wait for it.
