ISBN: 978-978-100-833-7 :::: Journal DOI: 10.32727/24.2019.1
The Young African Leaders Journal of Development (YALJOD) is a biennial journal and an official publication of the Young African Leaders Forum (YALF). It was established in 2015 to host scholarly analysis and competing viewpoints about the development of Africa; and it’s multidisciplinary approach makes it more formidable.
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Current Volume: Volume 4 (2023)
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Articles
Black Minds Matter: Exploring the Double Trauma of Anti-Blackness and War on the Psycho-Political Well-Being of African and African-Descent Refugees from Ukraine
Macire Aribot, Nassim Ashford, and Korea S. Badio
Global Adverse Effects of Scientific Prescribed Medications: COVID-19 Vaccines
Albert Mcbell Ninepence
The Implication of Corruption on Sustainable Development in Africa:
(Using Nigeria as a Case Study)
Ezeifekwuaba Tochukwu Benedict
Information and Communication Technologies and Employment in the Services Sector: The Case of the Economic Community of West African States
Kossi Naita Edem and Kokou Dzifa
Natural Disasters in Africa; Impacts on Sustainable Development
Shawgei Salah Ahmed Ismaeil
Teachers Productivity in Nigerian Primary Schools: A Critical Analysis in The 21st Century
Ugochukwu Mercy Prince-Ifoh
Abduction Threat Surviving Skills in Basic School Education Curriculum in Nigeria: Teachers' Views
Eke Ogbu Eke, Ibebuike Ursla Obiageri, Ngozi Enwereuzoh, and Ijeoma Ubochi
Impact of the Russo-Ukraine War African Students and Families: Community-Based Approach To Humanitarian Mutual Aid
Macire Aribot and Nassim Ashford