At the weekend, I joined global leaders that included, former Presidents, Prime ministers, serving and retired senior government officials, military chiefs, renowned academics, sports personalities, and others in Athens, Greece, for a Leadership Dialogue focused on governance, particularly in the areas of Democracy, Security and the Economy in today's world. The focus was on the lessons for future leaders. In my brief presentation, I listed some of the variables responsible for the insecurity in Africa and I emphasized that as leaders, we must acknowledge the profound global and generational transformations confronting us. Despite vast human and material resources, there remain significant unmet needs in global governance. Urgent attention must be paid to enhancing collective security, lifting people out of poverty, and reducing injustice and inequality in society. In the continent, we face high levels of insecurity, alarming corruption, worsening poverty, huge y...
