The African Union and New Strategies for Development in Africa By Said Adejumobi and Adebayo Olukoshi

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Chapter 1:

Introduction: Transition, Continuity, and Change

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Chapter 1

Introduction: Transition, Continuity, and Change

Said Adejumobi and Adebayo Olukoshi

As I have said time and time again, the salvation of Africa lies in Unity. Only a Union Government can safeguard the hard-won freedom of the various African States. Africa is rich, its resources are vast and yet African states are poor. It is only in a Union Government that we can find the capital to develop the immense economic resources of Africa.

—Kwame Nkrumah, May 24, 1964