Florence Nnanna N Akudike

The Immigrant's Trail Florence Nnanna N Akudike

Have a look at the French emblem: Liberty, Equality, and Fraternity! Who does not like the taste of sugar? This nation is in Noram's good book. Noram can bet with anyone that, if the ideas mentioned in this book are put into action; most African immigrants will be driven to thinking twice before deserting their father's land. She earnestly lays emphasis to the fact that, there is no aim of joining politics at all; Politics isn't Noram's field of study. So this piece of work is strictly apolitical. Ra-ther, Noram is highlighting and advising Africans who are running away from their country to France for no just cause to be careful. She is also looking round and helping the newcomers who are without a stay permit and who are still struggling to settle in France, to be homing. After all, Noram is in possession of a stay per-mit and she is still being followed up by the social work-ers for a council house. What a trail! A child that does not grow is a big problem. She is not sure of a good and glaring financial income for her retirement. Noram has not worked for 40 years in France to open doors for a peaceful retirement in France. She is passionately interested in another solution for black African immigrants, by the government of the concerned African countries and France. France on the other hand will discover that most Immi-grants are like trapped and are on their knees as they spend many years in order to obtain a stay permit. This book will help you know how to redeem time, for time waits for nobody. You will learn not to depend on anyone even if such a person is your mother in France. You will also learn not to blame the lovely people that desert you in France because they too are struggling to forget what they encountered in France like they testify. This page turning book is going to be your best wrist watch, as you await things to get better for you in your country or in France if you have already obtained a stay permit France.