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SIR: The recent wave of coup attempts and political instability in Africa serves as a testament to the erosion of democratic principles and institutions in

Africa. If you walk down the streets ofor any other African nation, and ask the average person what democracy means, they would likely respond, government by the people, of the people, and for the people. It is a phrase I believe, that echoes the ideals of democracy worldwide.

Democracy for many, represents not just a political system, but stands as a vision of hope for a better future. This is because it promises responsive governance, economic growth and development, and the protection of human rights. However, the continent’s journey to democracy has been fraught with challenges, as is evident given the recent coups in Niger and Gabon.

The consolidation of democracy in African nations still has a long way to go. African leaders should realize that they are not elected to satisfy their personal needs and to amass wealth for their personal gains; they are rather meant to lead, serve and ensure the progress of all. They are meant to help strengthen and unite the citizens and not further divide, or create grievances that would lead to military interventions and coups.

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