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Young Man In A Hurry
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Young Man In A Hurry

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Giving unmanaged aid and assistance, unwittingly creating dependencies, do not alleviate poverty. This book is a story of how one hungry young man in a hurry tri- umphed over poverty and child labor in Nigeria to walk the halls of corporate giants in the United States and the United Kingdom. The story, initially requested by his children, is dedicated to his late mother, Mary.

Simultaneously, the book seeks to inspire all hungry young men and women all over the world to strive, undeterred, to live their own lives on their own terms, no matter their background and starting point to benefit themselves and the world at large. Despte missteps along the way, this young man in a hurry had a reasonably successful and content life with sufficient resources to invest in giving to others in need. This book, son of Mary, is a recipe with enough details on how the journey was completed, using learning and education as the primary tools of choice.

Imagine a world where aid between countries targets hungry young men and women in a hurry everywhere, guiding and helping them on their way to shoot for the stars. It's a win-win. What a better world it would be!

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Authors Time
Date
4 November 2024
Pages
276
ISBN
9781964706160

This title is printed to order. This book may have been self-published. If so, we cannot guarantee the quality of the content. In the main most books will have gone through the editing process however some may not. We therefore suggest that you be aware of this before ordering this book. If in doubt check either the author or publisher’s details as we are unable to accept any returns unless they are faulty. Please contact us if you have any questions.

Giving unmanaged aid and assistance, unwittingly creating dependencies, do not alleviate poverty. This book is a story of how one hungry young man in a hurry tri- umphed over poverty and child labor in Nigeria to walk the halls of corporate giants in the United States and the United Kingdom. The story, initially requested by his children, is dedicated to his late mother, Mary.

Simultaneously, the book seeks to inspire all hungry young men and women all over the world to strive, undeterred, to live their own lives on their own terms, no matter their background and starting point to benefit themselves and the world at large. Despte missteps along the way, this young man in a hurry had a reasonably successful and content life with sufficient resources to invest in giving to others in need. This book, son of Mary, is a recipe with enough details on how the journey was completed, using learning and education as the primary tools of choice.

Imagine a world where aid between countries targets hungry young men and women in a hurry everywhere, guiding and helping them on their way to shoot for the stars. It's a win-win. What a better world it would be!

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Authors Time
Date
4 November 2024
Pages
276
ISBN
9781964706160