Khadija

Political Will is a satirical novel about a governor, a pothole, and the people. Set in a fictional town, the story humorously unravels how a single pothole becomes the center of politics, bureaucracy, and public expectation. Through witty narration and absurd yet relatable events, the book explores themes of leadership, accountability, and the endless cycle of promises and projects. It highlights the gap between citizens’ hopes and political realities, showing how infrastructure can symbolize both progress and failure. Ultimately, Political Will is a sharp, funny, and thought-provoking reflection on governance, power, and the elusive nature of true political will.