In Ayn Rand's mystery story, the Atlas Shrugged, there is something Nigeria's Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, can absorb: reason. Rand's 1957 book remains valuable and useful outside the world of her fiction.
In Ayn Rand's mystery story, the Atlas Shrugged, there is something Nigeria's Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, can absorb: reason.
Rand's 1957 book remains valuable and useful outside the world of her fiction.
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In Ayn Rand's mystery story, the Atlas Shrugged, there is something Nigeria's Minister of Power, Joseph Tegbe, can absorb: reason. Rand's 1957 book remains valuable and useful outside the world of her fiction. She argues that reason is helpful for everyone.
She argues that reason is helpful for everyone.
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