by JAMES-ROMARIC TCHABO » Wed Aug 02, 2017 12:13 pm
well, of course ,there are elderly people around me. In our culture in Africa,particularly in Cameroon, elderly people are considered as the cradle of knowledge, this is always followed by an adage: " as far away an elder can see on the chair, no way a youth can't even at the summit of a building".
this shows how elderly are important in our culture . even though new generation is trying to be more and more impolite nowadays and irresponsible towards elderly people.
well, of course ,there are elderly people around me. In our culture in Africa,particularly in Cameroon, elderly people are considered as the cradle of knowledge, this is always followed by an adage: " as far away an elder can see on the chair, no way a youth can't even at the summit of a building".
this shows how elderly are important in our culture . even though new generation is trying to be more and more impolite nowadays and irresponsible towards elderly people.
