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iaajah-986	Evaristus Emeka Isife	DIALECTICS OF FREEDOM IN FRANTZ FANON AND ITS RELEVEANCE IN CONTEMPORARY AFRICA	2021	14	.pdf	application/pdf	5795	326	48	In all these, the ‘rehabilitative value of violence lies in the equation that the colonised are ready to risk the only and most precious thing they have, namely; their life, for their dignity and equality’ (Kebede 2001:549) In clear terms, the thesis of Fanon’s dialectics of freedom is the oppressive, exploitative and dehumanizing governance in African states. These are coupled with predatory governance which as envisaged by Fanon created in African states a Manichean society with dual zones of profiteers and exploited, rulers and subjugated, rich and poor (Fanon, 2001).	cache/iaajah-986.pdf	txt/iaajah-986.txt