Christopher Olusa

The Study

“Every book begins as a question. Every reader changes its ending.”

Christopher Olusa builds things most people talk themselves out of. He holds the world record for the longest individual speech marathon — 112 hours, 12 minutes on his feet, by choice — and that same refusal to wait shows up in everything else he's done since: building TalkWithTheDuke from nothing into a working press and public relations brand, running community and electoral leadership roles most people avoid, teaching mathematics to a full classroom during his NYSC year, and organizing at the grassroots through the PVC Bus Drive and Vote Not Fight. He trained as a food scientist at the Federal University of Technology, Akure, researching the phytochemical properties of everyday food blends — the same instinct for taking things apart to understand them now shapes his writing. A 2024 Diana Award laureate for youth advocacy, he works comfortably across English and Spanish and across rooms, from student unions to public panels. No More Future is his first book, and it comes from the same place all his other work does: impatience with waiting, and a stubborn belief that most people are more ready to start than they think.