Four days at #1 in Germany’s political thriller charts.
Where the help is greatest, the most people die.
In northern Nigeria, the mortality rate among young men rises by 340 percent. Officially, it is a new fever. The solution: an aid program run by one of the world’s most powerful foundations.
But Hamburg data journalist Jonas Reuter discovers a pattern no one was meant to see.
The disease does not follow chance.
It follows the help.
A symbol on shipping documents. An archive in Geneva. A mud wall north of Kano. Sources vanish. Documents are erased.
As Reuter keeps digging, a perfectly orchestrated character assassination begins.
Conspiracy theorist. Racist. Liar.
The deeper he goes, the harder it becomes to tell what is true — and what they want him to believe.
