By Chigozie Igbo Jnr ABUJA, Renowned Sierra Leonean journalist and parliamentary affairs analyst, Melvin Tejan Mansaray, has called for stronger collaboration between Nigeria and Sierra Leone in promoting African heritage, culture, and identity among young people across the continent, warning that Africa risks losing its cultural essence if deliberate efforts are not made to educate the next generation. Mansaray, who spoke during an interview at Top Rank Hotels Galaxy in Abuja on the sidelines of an ECOWAS Summit, stressed that the future of Africa depends largely on how well Africans understand their history, appreciate their cultural values, and develop confidence in their own identity. I am Melvin Tijerman Sari. I work for Sleek Television in Sierra Leone, and I've been working for the ECOWAS Parliament, the Pan-African Parliament and other parliaments across the world," "If we are to benefit from our resources, our talents and our potential as a people,...