Set at the New York embassy, the play ingeniously portrays a gathering of dictatorial African leaders, highlighting their absurdities and follies as they attempt to navigate cooperation and decision-making.

Through sharp wit and clever dialogue, the play offers a scathing commentary on power, politics, and the human condition, inviting audiences to reflect on the nature of tyranny and its impact on society.

Kamini, one of the main cast of the play(charismatic host), takes center stage, regaling the others with his grandiose tales of conquest and power.

Gunema attempts to solve his country's financial woes by simply printing more money, while Kasco declares himself above politics, embracing absolute power as emperor.

In a moment of rare engagement, Kasco reflects on the nature of power and politics, questioning whether his fellow tyrants are truly free or merely trapped by their own ambitions.