A Global Wake-Up Call: Why The Compulsory Marketplace Is Reshaping How the World Thinks About Life
“The marketplace of life is not optional; everyone enters, but not everyone understands why they’re there.” — The Compulsory Marketplace, by Itoro Sunday Uwah There are books that entertain the mind, and there are books that inform the intellect. Then there are books that interrupt your awareness—books that pause your routine thinking and confront you with a deeper question: Why am I here? The Compulsory Marketplace is such a book. It was not written to flatter beliefs or decorate philosophy. It was written to awaken consciousness—to challenge readers to see life not as an accident, but as a responsibility. Life Is Not Optional—Participation Is Inevitable At the heart of this book lies a powerful and unsettling truth: life is a marketplace. A marketplace is a place of exchange. Some arrive prepared to trade. Some wander aimlessly. Some buy, some sell, some observe. Yet one rule governs all markets—no one enters without participating. In the marketplace of life: Time is currency C...