Tuesday, 21 February 2017

YALJOD GOES TO SCHOOL, SET TO LAUNCH EBOOKS



Young African Leaders Journal of Development (YALJOD) set to visit African Campuses, as YALF intends to distribute YALJOD to Universities in Nigeria, Benin Republic, Ghana, Zimbabwe and some other African Nations.
YALJOD is a Journal of Development launched at the African Union Headquarter in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on the 21st of October, 2016. The Journal boasts of 22 scholarly articles from Young People across Africa. It aims at identifying the thought process of Young Africans about development issues in Africa. The Journal was pitched by the President of YALF, Prince Ifoh, during the 10 Years AU PCRD Workshop at the African Union Headquarter last year.
Currently, the Journal is making wave in Durban, South Africa, and the aim is to expose it to Youths in African Universities. YALF proposes a distribution across Libraries to enhance Pan-African thinking, and to serve as a source of information and sensitization about African Developmental Issues and Strategies, and also to boost developmental knowledge and exposure.
Top Institutions in Nigeria such as OAU, UNILAG, UI, LASU, CONVENANT are targeted. Cameroon already boasts of over 20 copies which should be distributed to Universities soon.
YALJOD also set to go electronical, as YALF embarks on YALJOD Ebooks. The YALJOD Ebook will be available in pdf format which will be downloadable from the YALF Website in few weeks to come. The YALJOD Ebook is necessary because physical transportation of YALJOD will be a tedious adventure to embark upon.


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