"Questioning Entrepreneurship as a Strategy to Cure Under-Development" is a scholarly book that examines the role of entrepreneurship in economic development. It highlights the debates taking place globally among practitioners, policymakers, academics, and psychologists, arguing that entrepreneurship has the potential to transform nations into economic wonders. Using examples such as Qatar and the United Arab Emirates, it illustrates how these countries have risen from modest beginnings to modern, industrialized economies. The book also addresses the challenges faced by developing countries like Nigeria, which aim to become one of the 20 largest economies in the world by 2030. It offers an in-depth analysis and is a compelling read for anyone interested in economics and development.