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Ignorance Is Expensive

Osei Owusu Stephen
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Pages
68
Year
2012
Language
English
Publisher
AuthorHouse UK

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The underdevelopment of Africa mostly stems from corruption, ignorance and indifference. I know of an ignorance which is rootedin ignorance and sadly it seems most of Africans are infected withthis disease which never learns to change looked at him a deadmind and oblivion, so closed, asleep and seeped in his ignorance;yet indifference to his situation. Hence I asked myself is there anyhope for such? Certainly, there is the medicine that transformsthrough practical knowledge which calls for understanding.But if people think educating oneself formally in information isexpensive then try ignorance. This is the firm belief of theauthor that ignorance and indifference are the greatest obstaclesto progress. However, positive change is possible if it is fuelledby passion and determination.

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