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Kwame Nkrumah is a socialist and a communalist who tirelessly campaigned for his perspective for United Africa to have a single legislature, his primary concern is really was the good and the better for the nation. He even wanted to turn his country into a modern developed economy, an integrated and unified Africa.

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The unification of the African continent

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