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Growing Up In Africa
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In this eye-opening book, Gift Chidima Nnamoko, an author and mentor to many now successful people, explains how to best navigate and take charge of one’s life to become successful. Growing Up In Africa will inspire all, but mostly impact and steer the lives of youths in the right direction.
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Growing up in Africa is a herculean task void of the necessities and provisions everybody should have. It is becoming more and more difficult to succeed in the once booming economy. However, education is the best tool to change the world. In this eye-opening book, Gift Chidima Nnamoko, an author and mentor to many now successful people, explains how to best navigate and take charge of one’s life to become successful. Growing Up In Africa will inspire all, but mostly impact and steer the lives of youths in the right direction.
| Author | Gift Chidima Nnamoko |
|---|---|
| ISBN | 978-978-978-330-4 |
| Publisher | MagicWand Publishing Company |
| Pages | 94 (Paperback) |
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Stephen Ogboazu –
I love this book because it gives you a first hand idea of what it takes to get to the top from the scratch.
The first quote which motivates me perhaps more than anyone else (which happens to be on my WhatsApp status) says: “… I cannot do everything but I can do something. And I will not let those things I cannot do interfere with those things I can do.”
I appreciate the author for taking time to package this. God bless you.