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The host of Joy FM’s Super Morning Show Friday, December 27, 2019, did a review of Manasseh Azure’s book, ‘The Fourth John: Reign, Rejection, Rebound’.
He was joined by the author, Manasseh and a Senior Lecturer of Political Science at the University of Ghana, Legon, Dr. Seidu Alidu to help with the review.
The book which has 33 chapters and comes in six parts centers around former president John Mahama, the protagonist, Manasseh Azure, the narrator and Isaac Egyir Danso, the antagonist.
Below is a video of the review:
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