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The New Man Of Africa
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The New man of Africa is a historical book which calls on all African youths to change the misconceptions regarding the African society. The book goes a long way to address the idea of how to change Africa from how it is to how it should be. Ernest Ukpovum's book carries a lot of insight on how the African man solves the continent's lingering sociopolitical issues. The narratives and commentaries Ukpovum shares in the book provide a unique and fascinating perspective on what it means to be Afri…
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- Author: Ernest Ukpovum
- Publisher: Libretto Publishers
- ISBN-10: 9789942710
- ISBN-13: 9789789942718
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.6 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English
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The New man of Africa is a historical book which calls on all African youths to change the misconceptions regarding the African society. The book goes a long way to address the idea of how to change Africa from how it is to how it should be. Ernest Ukpovum's book carries a lot of insight on how the African man solves the continent's lingering sociopolitical issues. The narratives and commentaries Ukpovum shares in the book provide a unique and fascinating perspective on what it means to be African.EXTRA 10 % discount with code: EXTRA
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- Author: Ernest Ukpovum
- Publisher: Libretto Publishers
- ISBN-10: 9789942710
- ISBN-13: 9789789942718
- Format: 14 x 21.6 x 1.6 cm, minkšti viršeliai
- Language: English English
The New man of Africa is a historical book which calls on all African youths to change the misconceptions regarding the African society. The book goes a long way to address the idea of how to change Africa from how it is to how it should be. Ernest Ukpovum's book carries a lot of insight on how the African man solves the continent's lingering sociopolitical issues. The narratives and commentaries Ukpovum shares in the book provide a unique and fascinating perspective on what it means to be African.
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