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INTERVIEW – Expert calls for Rethinking ageing leadership in West Africa’s democracy

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Across the sub-region, many leaders have spent decades in power, shaping national narratives, institutions, and political culture. For some, age represents experience and stability. For others, it raises concerns about renewal, accountability, and the inclusion of younger voices.
This is not a debate about disrespecting elders. It is a conversation about whether our political systems are designed to renew leadership, encourage succession, and reflect the realities of a rapidly changing society.
In this discussion with Tochukwu Emmanuel Ifemene, Fellow, Abuja School of Social and Political Thoughts, he examines ageing leadership in West Africa, its implications for governance, democracy, and the future of the region.

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