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source Africa is a continent blessed with many good things like natural resources, good foods, good weather but bad leadership, so the question above is, will Autocratic Government solve our economy problems?

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Cover image was created using canva There is absolutely no doubt that bad governance is thriving in most African countries because most of the leaders we elect into power to oversee the welfare and economic

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