Public affairs analyst Shehu Sani has called on African countries to take charge of their problems instead of depending on foreign nations for solutions. He stressed that long-term development and stability are only possible when countries confront their challenges directly and responsibly.
Sani made this statement during a recent discussion on governance and security in Africa. He noted that many nations on the continent rely heavily on external aid, which often addresses symptoms rather than the root causes of their challenges.
He further explained that foreign intervention can sometimes worsen local crises. Sani encouraged African leaders to strengthen institutions, promote justice, and implement solutions developed within their own borders, highlighting that self-reliance builds accountability and resilience.
Finally, the analyst urged citizens and governments to embrace proactive problem-solving. He emphasized that Africa has the resources, talent, and potential to overcome its issues if it focuses on local solutions and effective governance.
