You Won't Believe What Morocco Did. IT Shocked African And The Western World.

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The only way Africa will develop and become the vision that its founding fathers envisioned it to be is through African Unity and African integration. This means every African country working together, instead of each country closing their borders, minding their business, and doing their own thing. Take, for instance, the insecurity crisis that has plagued the countries in the Sahel for years, supposing every African country decides to work together to fight the insurgents and armed rebels who are the cause of this crisis, the situation would certainly not be the way it is today. Instead what we see is that each African country is left to deal with its problem by itself or wait for foreign governments who do not have the interest of the African country to deal with the problem. Why do we say that African problems can only be solved with an African solution if African countries are not working together? A true pan-African country does not just focus on its own problem but also extends a helping hand to its fellow African countries. This is what we need to applaud the government of Morocco for. Morocco is a true Pan-African country indeed. What did Morocco do and why do we say it's a true Pan-African country? Let's find out in this video.

Since the wave of coups hit the Sahel region, leading to sanctions imposed by the international community and foreign governments on countries of the Sahel, most especially Mali, Niger, and Burkina Faso, only a few African countries have thrown their support behind them. The West African regional bloc, ECOWAS, made up of 15 African countries excluding Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger has shown itself in recent times that it is nothing but puppets for the West. Yes, military coups violate the democratic principle by which ECOWAS stands but wasn't it obvious that these recent coups that happened in these countries were revolutionary and were accepted by the people and therefore made it democratic? So, instead of looking at the situation critically and deciding on the right course of action, ECOWAS decided to follow the steps of foreign governments and not only condemn the coups in Mali, Burkina Faso, and Niger but also suspended them from the bloc and imposed stringent economic sanctions on countries that were already struggling. In Niger, the regional bloc headed by Nigerian President, Bola Tinubu even threatened to intervene militarily if the deposed president who was a French puppet wasn't reinstated. How can a bloc whose mission is supposed to help in the integration of West African countries impose sanctions that would isolate its members economically? It certainly doesn't make sense and only proves the point that ECOWAS has failed in its mission as a bloc.