In many African nations, elections are increasingly viewed as a burden rather than a democratic right. Chidi Anselm Odinkalu's article sheds light on how leaders like José Eduardo dos Santos have maintained power for decades, making elections feel more like an inconvenience than a celebration of civic duty.

As engaged citizens, it’s crucial to recognize the importance of our voices in shaping leadership and policy. Don’t let political apathy take root—stay informed, participate in discussions, and hold leaders accountable.

Let's challenge the status quo and ensure that elections remain a cornerstone of democracy, not a logistical headache. How can you advocate for more accessible electoral processes in your community?

Read more here: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/opinion/898327-around-africa-elections-have-become-too-inconvenient-by-chidi-anselm-odinkalu.html
#Democracy #CivicEngagement #ElectionIntegrity #AfricaPolitics #VoiceYourVote
In many African nations, elections are increasingly viewed as a burden rather than a democratic right. Chidi Anselm Odinkalu's article sheds light on how leaders like José Eduardo dos Santos have maintained power for decades, making elections feel more like an inconvenience than a celebration of civic duty. As engaged citizens, it’s crucial to recognize the importance of our voices in shaping leadership and policy. Don’t let political apathy take root—stay informed, participate in discussions, and hold leaders accountable. Let's challenge the status quo and ensure that elections remain a cornerstone of democracy, not a logistical headache. How can you advocate for more accessible electoral processes in your community? Read more here: https://www.premiumtimesng.com/opinion/898327-around-africa-elections-have-become-too-inconvenient-by-chidi-anselm-odinkalu.html #Democracy #CivicEngagement #ElectionIntegrity #AfricaPolitics #VoiceYourVote
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Around Africa, elections have become too inconvenient, By Chidi Anselm Odinkalu
José Eduardo Van-Dúnem dos Santos was 37 when the ruling Popular Movement for the Liberation of Angola, (better known by its Portuguese acronym, MPLA) chose him to succeed its founding president, Augustinho Neto, in September 1979. By 2010, dos Santo
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