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iaajah-2402	Matthew Ikechukwu Obijekwu, PhD; Romanus Ikechukwu Muomah, PhD; Charles K. Onebunne	PAN-AFRICANISM AND AFRICAN SOVEREIGNTY IN A WORLD OF CHANGE	2022	17	.pdf	application/pdf	7197	380	52	(A Publication of Tansian University, Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies) 72 From the foregoing, one would understand the background and activities of Pan African movement. Therefore, there is no doubt to say that Pan African movement was formed to reposition African continent.	cache/iaajah-2402.pdf	txt/iaajah-2402.txt