Leadership failure cause of African problems – Jonathan
Nigeria’s former President, Dr. Goodluck Jonathan, addressed the root causes of conflicts in Africa, attributing them to power struggles. Speaking at an event in Abuja, he emphasized that most conflicts on the continent stem from leadership contests, urging a shift towards a culture of peace.
Jonathan expressed concern over Nigeria’s political conflicts, stressing the importance of peaceful elections. He debunked the belief that politics is inherently dirty, pointing to corrupt individuals as the real issue. He highlighted the limitations of technology in curbing electoral fraud, noting the recent tensions in Edo State.
Dr. Samuel Iroye echoed Jonathan’s sentiments, calling for collective efforts to promote peace. The Director General of IPCR emphasized the need for investment in peace-building, honoring Jonathan for his dedication to peace over personal interests.
Jonathan’s insights underscore the need to focus on peace, tackle corruption, and build inclusive institutions in Africa’s governance. By addressing these challenges, the continent can strive towards a more peaceful and prosperous future.
The post Leadership failure cause of African problems – Jonathan appeared first on Vanguard News.
