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Offline Wested

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I'm curious to know whether or not most people support the the continent becoming a country and whether the current system of separate countries and law works. Also if unification is supported is the AU the group to govern all the states of Africa.

Sorry if this is kinda long I'm new here


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In theory and in mind many Africans talk about the continent becoming a country, but in practical no body, country or party is pushing or ready to make sacrifices that require to have such. Judging by numerous discussions and views in Cokoye here, what people have agreed and want so far is one currency for the entire continent of Africa. 


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Yes, apparently Gaddafi attempted to save the African economy by doing introducing the gold dinar . but the problem was that it would take away alot of the economic power the colonial countries (especially the U.S) would have over African countries. Meaning that these countries would have to pay fairly for African resources instead of contracts like the 95%-5% split in Liberia.

Do you think Africa is willing to anger these nations in order to fend for itself?


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President Buhari delays his return to Nigeria till Sunday. Vice President Yemi Osinbajo has announced that President Buhari will return to Nigeria on June 19, Sunday. I will wait for his speech

Read this news https://www.naij.com/862423-breaking-desperation-president-buhari-delays-return-nigeria.html

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Stoku you're out of point we're not talking about Buhari.

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Africa as country and as people have been seriously subjected to feel inferior compare to other so called advance countries and their people. As a result any project that doesn't have advanced countries backings seem to struggle in execution and actualization. May be Africans need to realise themselves first and work on themselves by believing one another and within the countries of the continent in all round before they can kick off.


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