Name: Slaves on the Saddle: Why It's so Hard for the Black man to Survive without the White Man (en Inglés)
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Author: Leo, Chris
ISBN: 9781798267813

portada Slaves on the Saddle: Why It's so Hard for the Black man to Survive without the White Man (en Inglés)

Formato

Libro Físico

Autor

Chris Leo

Editorial

Independently Published

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

198

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

Dimensiones

22.9 x 15.2 x 1.1 cm

Peso

0.29 kg.

ISBN13

9781798267813

Categorías

Nacionalismo

Slaves on the Saddle: Why It's so Hard for the Black man to Survive without the White Man (en Inglés)

Chris Leo (Autor) · Independently Published · Tapa Blanda

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Reseña del libro "Slaves on the Saddle: Why It's so Hard for the Black man to Survive without the White Man (en Inglés)"

'Prosperity and progress will continue to elude Africa until the entire systems in the continent are unbundled' - International Observer. This book will challenge you to think about Africa, weep for Africa and pray for Africa!The growing concern in the nations of Africa is becoming worrisome. There is an increased awareness of the reality of the gross ineptitude of political actors on the African stage. These disturbances keep sweeping across our lands, resurfacing and resurging with undomesticated thrust. One thing is responsible: Slaves are on the Saddle.This amazing evergreen book will open your eyes toThe rise of misfits in the African continent, how their emergence has plunged the continent into deeper darkness, and how Africans can come out of the darknessThe lopsidedness of the leadership structures and how they are responsible for brain drain and capital flightHow the original owners of the continent ignorantly sold out their rights of ownership and how they can get it backSlaves on the Saddle unveils the ineffectuality of government framework and policies, and the indescribable irregularities in leadership prospects. Author Chris Leo further calls forDismantling of all structures in the society responsible for all sorts of disturbances and imbalances in the African societyA drastic move by all stakeholders to straighten out the crooked legacies that have begrimed the souls of Africans, and The urgent need to strike an acceptable balance that would kick-start the long awaited processes for national growth and development.Get ready to cruise on the boat of these mind-blowing debates by this creative writer. If you love political poetry, this book, Slaves on the Saddle will serve you the meal and fill your heart with the warmth you seek.Quickly scroll up and click on Buy Now to get your copy. From introduction to conclusion, full value for your money and time is absolutely guaranteed.