| Author | Adekeye Damilola (DOA) |
|---|---|
| Cover | Paperback (184 pages) |
| ISBN | 978-978-790-814-3 |
| Publisher | Signet Academic Publishers |
Africa Must Think
₦7,000.00
Africa Must Think is a self-growth book majoring in reasoning. The difference is that it doesn’t teach you how explicitly, instead, it makes you resonate with the ideology carefully posed as opinions and makes you want to work on yourself, and your manner of reasoning. Each chapter is well written with its ideology passed across.
The use of words is simple for an average person to comprehend. Also, each chapter’s ideology is easy to understand, and the use of instances and stories helped. The writer explains his ideologies not quite aggressively but by telling it as it is, with no sugar-coating. It’s written mainly for young people who think in a controversial manner, making it easy to comprehend. It has an educative/ instructive style of approach. It is engaging.
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