In an otherwise peaceful country, full of hopes and opportunities for all; the leaders have turned Nigeria upside down, making it a country where nobody can be seen as honest and pure. This mixed fiction is a narration of the author's dreams, lamenting the extreme backwardness of the country in the midst of plenty. It takes its foundation from the effects of the misrule of President Baba Bubu on Nigerians and his attempts to enable his tribe, the Fulani herdsmen, cause wars and conquer lands of the ordinary people of Nigeria. How can the President's love for cows be more than his love for human beings? He sees those Fulani men who do not key into his idea of Nigeria being the Fulani's God-given land as none true Fulanis and cowards. Nigerians have never had it so bad; so much so that all the gains of the past have been wiped away with their thumbs in 2015, which they repeated in 2019. Instead of strengthening the "spread effect", President Baba Bubu has made it an "inverted backwash effect" for the country he was elected to govern and Nigeria is now paradoxically the poverty capital of the world, a country where a horse can fly. Yet, the leaders pretend not to know that when there is a bigot as the head of a nation, there will be agitations everywhere. Then, when such agitations in the different regions of the country are handled arrogantly and in lopsided manners, there will be multiple terrorisms. The answer to the Nigerian problem must be in the "Golden Rule of Accumulation"; the young people of Nigeria must gather to do unto the future generations what they wished the past generations had done unto the present generation. It is believed that the people will learn from history.