African leaders, particularly, those within the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), have been asked to respect the legal and constitutional terms of two mandate limits. “They should not serve beyond their second term in office,” Africans Rising, a Pan-African movement of people and organizations, working for peace, justice and dignity, advocated. The group is demanding that African presidents set great examples by choosing not to cling to power or prioritize personal interests as leaders. “Any elected official is a representative of the people, and as such, they should be responsive to the demands of those whom they represent,” the Pan-African movement emphasized in a statement issued, and copied the Ghana News Agency (GNA), Kumasi.
Prince Akphar, Engagement Officer, Africans Rising
African leaders, particularly, those within the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), have been asked to respect the legal and constitutional terms of two mandate limits.
“They should not serve beyond their second term in office,” Africans Rising, a Pan-African movement of people and organizations, working for peace, justice and dignity, advocated.
The group is demanding that African presidents set great examples by choosing not to cling to power or prioritize personal interests as leaders.
“Any elected official is a representative of the people, and as such, they should be responsive to the demands of those whom they represent,” the Pan-African movement emphasized in a statement issued, and copied the Ghana News Agency (GNA), Kumasi.
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