Ever since creation, human beings have always organised themselves into communities. There have always been communities that rose above the rest; they conquered and became more powerful. A trait common to all the excelling societies, primitive or civilised who have risen above other nations or made their community great is leadership. There has always been a visionary leader who sees beyond others and used his or her leadership skill to organise the people to excel. We can name many from King Solomon to Shaka Zulu,  Napoleon to Lincoln and from Queen Victoria to  Nelson Mandela to mention but a few. These leaders saw what was possible, sacrificed for it and ultimately achieved greatness.

The Real President tells the story of Moses Kamawu an unlikely leader, persecuted, unknown and young who saw that the direction of the nation of Lubanda needed to change. There was certain death in this pursuit of change but his willingness to offer himself in spite of his own comfort and the danger presented by the incumbent president, makes him a brave and unique leader of his generation. He did not only rule to the true creed of presidency but showed the path to statesmanship.