**7. Conclusion**

In ancient and present Africa, generational gaps were a product of time i.e., it took a duration of the approximate modern ten or more years to name or number a generation. The present and recent African generations present many adulterated values that defy Africanity in its truly pure morality. Coupled with this is the constant threat that globalization present to an everchanging African moral landscape. The question that remains to be answered is, what can be done to triumph over global and other factors that impede skilful African parenting? Does Africa possess requisite parenting resources to overcome such factors as urbanism, globalization, and the entire value that secularism presents? Whatever is done, these threats remain real and will continue mutating over generations. By way of conclusion therefore, it is important to note that it remains for each African generation to device its own mechanism for freeing itself from the grip of emerging postures of imperialism. This chapter has argued that it is possible not to wait for time to socialize a new generation. For the contemporary generation, the chapter has presented a superlative imperative proposal for heralding a counter-generation that is truly African in identity and that guards the deposit of true African morality. The chapter sees the church as the institution that can decolonize by Christianising many condemned African values for this venture. The time for that generation is now.
