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Good Bye, Mr President.: How Some African Leaders Free Themselves, while they imprison their people

Good Bye, Mr President.: How Some African Leaders Free Themselves, while they imprison their people

Agera, Bjon

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ISBN10: 1543147100
ISBN13: 9781543147100
Publisher: Createspace
Published: Feb 15 2017
Pages: 160
Weight: 0.54
Height: 0.37 Width: 5.98 Depth: 9.02
Language: English
Large Land, Huge Population, Crude Oil, Petro-Dollars, Wine and Politrics... Goodbye, Mr President. is the story of The Federal Republic of The Niger River got its name from the River Niger, the longest river in the West African Region, cutting thru 5 countries and finally ending in the Atlantic Ocean, which also divides the country into North and South, was easily one of the most populous countries on the African Continent. A country richly endowed with unparalled natural and human resources, for many years continued to grabble with corruption and ineptitude which characterized its leadership that had created a widening gap between the rich and the poor. Then came along a President who had all the time in the world to dine and wine, and let the rest of the country to run on auto-pilot, while terror groups carved their part of land, and even raised their dubious flag. But the right moment came, when the people decided that it was time to say, Goodbye, Mr President, and put in place an anti-curroption czar, whom they hoped will lead them out of abject poverty.

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