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Social Philosophy in Selected African Languages and Proverbs, with social needs in the distribution of social benefits. Conclusively, the chapter found out?that: a good society is where justice, which takes what is truly right and wrong for what they truly are; unjust action affects all, culprits as well as the other members of the community; true justice pro

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agacity. Wilfred Lajul opens the door for new researchers to venture into the study of African languages, wisdom sayings, and proverbs, and helps to unveil the content of this philosophy from the perspective of different African societies..978-3-031-54526-9978-3-031-54524-5

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