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Reparations: Jonathan Demands Unified African Front, Stronger Continental Bargaining Power
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Jonathan urges African leaders to learn from Singapore, India, push united voice on reparations, debt relief
Former President Goodluck Jonathan has called on African leaders to adopt long-term development plans, invest in quality education and innovation, and speak with one voice on issues of reparations and debt relief to secure the continent’s future. Jonathan made the call in a post shared on his X account on
Reparations: Jonathan Demands Unified African Front, Stronger Continental Bargaining Power
By Emmanuel Nduka Former Nigerian President Goodluck Ebele Jonathan has called on African leaders to adopt a common continental position on reparations and debt relief, urging the African Union (AU) to coordinate the continent’s demands and strengthen its bargaining power in engagements with the international community. Jonathan said Africa must pursue a coordinated and pragmatic […]
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