| Cover | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Pages | 285 |
| Author | Alex Adekunle James |
| ISBN | 978-978-995-971-6 |
Politics that Works
₦10,000.00
This book starts out with the concept that transforming Africa, with Nigeria as the focus, starts with young creative, dynamic, and upright elites flooding the political space, taking over the structured parties, and then dominating the seats of government. But, with the cabal holding tightly to power, how exactly do young elites take over? How would the broke and tactless youth get in the political ring with old, experienced, and powerful politicians and win?
With a step-by-step guide, the authors present the answers to these questions. In this pleasantly-written manual, you’ll uncover deep and practical political tactics that have been tested and proven by political giants. It is sure to help you gain influence and power within the political space, without having to play dirty.
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