Saucerman: Republic of Chaos

In 1975, the attention of the world caught a space rock travelling through our solar system. It was named ''OKUTA'' meaning Outerspace-kinetic-Universe-Transmitter Anomaly. It was so named because, unlike other meteorites in space,  it exhibited very unusual signatures on the radar and emitted radio signals in a uniformly consistent pattern of wave pulses which suggests it may be a piece of alien technology floating in spaceThe entire scientific community was fascinated by this anomaly in space, but that soon changed to horror when OKUTA, which was initially projected to travel past earth, changed, and set course for earth... Thirty years later, OKUTA vanished from space! Almost immediately, several reports of sightings of an alien spacecraft began to emerge from the politically and economically-troubled United African Republic-UAR.
The political instability of the west African powerhouse stems from a rare element named Yorubium discovered fifteen years prior. This precious element has  proven to be the ultimate solution to global energy crises, hence the desperation by various political interests to access and mine.  United African Republic now hosts two of the most important discoveries in the history of mankind; Yorubium and an alien spacecraft. As expected, international pressure was mounted on the people and the Government of the United African Republic to hand over the Alien spacecraft to a more technologically advanced committee of nations so as to contain the threat the Alien spacecraft may pose to humanity.
Unfortunately, UAR Government does not have the alien spacecraft While UAR already contends with local and international terrorism, an attempt to mine and export Yorubium, the presence of an alien spacecraft in UAR may have unleashed the full might of an international geo-political enterprise with one goal-- Annihilate the United African republic and mine Yorubium! The only thing standing in their way is ''The Saucerman'' who may be Human or Alien. (This book is also available in French and Spanish)