Seeking Unity, Love, Responsibility, and Collaboration Amongst African Youths | Ramadan Yusuf

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Today’s conversation is with Ramadan Yusuf: a Spoken-word Artist & Activist, Co-founder of WISH (Words Inspire Spoken Hope). Ramadan is a young Nigeria who wrote and recited the amazing poem: When Shall We Be Free? as a Ted Talk presentation.In this conversation, we tried to dig deeper into the various issues he highlighted in his poem. There are many: Culture, African Natural Resources, Education, Tribalism, History, Politics, etc. He also accepted a challenge that we wish more African youths would also accept.Listen to this very powerful conversation, share, and subscribe to the Think BIG for Africa Podcast on your favorite podcast platform.Enjoy!

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