Most crisis stories focus on what can be measured, lost revenue, lost jobs, lost time. But this book “Cost of Crisis” goes further. Built on seven years of research and hundreds of interviews with people across Nigeria who lived through business collapse, broken relationships, and personal upheaval, it shows what usually stays unspoken, the trust that quietly disappears, the identity that slips away, the years it takes to feel like yourself again.

This is not a book of easy fixes or five step solutions. No. It is an honest look at what crisis actually costs people, written for anyone facing it, supporting someone through it, or simply trying to understand it.