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    Youthhood in Africa

    By Chris Ozoude

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    C. H. Zudes writes about the challenges the youthful generation face in Africa. This politically active gene pool of talent and ambition are on more than one occasion misunderstood and seldom empowered in Africa, causing the continent dire consequences and gross economic losses year in year out. Youthhood in Africa systematically locates and dissects African authoritarianism, lifestyle as well as communal ignorance before seeking to persuade and motivate the youths to take life matters into their own hands, for according to the innovate author, NO OTHER CAN CHANGE AFRICA save the youths.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherPhantom House Books NGR
    Release dateMar 4, 2014
    ISBN9781311784377
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    Youthhood in Africa
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    Chris Ozoude

    Author C.H. Zudes, hails from Ngwo of Enugu State, in Eastern Nigeria. Chris-Tony Ozoude-chi has a Bachelor (Hon.) degree in the Science of Philosophy, was president of the campus arm of the National Association of Philosophy Students, Nnamdi Azikiwe University Awka, and Prefect of St. John Cross Seminary Nsukka. Chris is determined to exalt the ethics of pragmatic philosophy for healthy nation building. He is charitable and enjoys to see the wise stand up for their rights and bring healing to the problems of nations making this world a better place. To Chris, NOTHING GOOD IS IMPOSSIBBLE UNDER THE SUN.

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