He was the man who defied all odds-a political survivor rising from obscurity to become Pakistan's most enigmatic and possibly most controversial president. While many predicted the party founded by his father-in-law to factionalise if not fade away after the assassination of his wife, Benazir Bhutto, Zardari took the reins of the party at its most difficult time, united it and went on to become president of Pakistan twice. But what secrets lay behind Asif Ali Zardari's tumultuous rule? In this explosive memoir, The Zardari Presidency: Now It Must Be Told, seasoned insider and close aide to Zardari Farhatullah Babar, recounts the high-stakes drama, clandestine power struggles and seismic events that shaped a nation during Zardari's presidency from 2008 to 2013.