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Published by Njoku and Sons Bookshop.This booklet examines the lifestyle of the youths in the 1960s. The author gives his opinion on how trashy music and club women have corrupted the young men in Nigeria.
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Published by Njoku and sons bookshop. This booklet examines the lifestyle of the youths in the 1960s. The author gives his opinion on how trashy music and club women have corrupted the young men in Nigeria.
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