i've personally have heard increasingly coming from african voices and only coming here i mean salif kater the well known mali in musician i mean he's at a hip added his voice to the whole debate saying that actually democracy doesn't work for african countries and what africa needs each african country needs is a benign a benevolent dictator with was a phrase that he used i mean do you agree with him. i think that's an extremely dangerous thing to put on the cards because that's what militaries across the continent have used as their excuse and justification to step in and once they step in and this you know those powers the benevolence goes in the dictatorship stays i think it's a really really dangerous kind of impatience i think much as it is an unattractive prospect pushing every little bit to get better and better yes i agree in the nigeria lections this year turnout wasn't fantastic partly because the public wasn't massively excited about 2 candidates who've been around for a long time and they're seen before so it's more about getting fresh faces in those fresh faces don't have to

i've personally have heard increasingly coming from african voices and only coming here i mean salif kater the well known mali in musician i mean he's had a hit added his voice to the whole debate saying that actually democracy doesn't work for african countries and what africa needs each african country needs is a benign a benevolent dictator with was the phrase that he used i mean do you agree with him . i think that's an extremely dangerous thing to put on the cards because that's what militaries across the continent have used as their excuse and justification to step in and once they step in and this you know those powers the benevolence goes in the dictatorship stays i think it's a really really dangerous kind of impatience i think much as it is an unattractive prospect pushing every little bit to get better and better yes i agree in the nigeria lections this year turnout wasn't fantastic partly because the public wasn't massively excited about 2 candidates who've been around for a long time in their scene before so it's more about getting fresh faces in those fresh faces don't have t

i've personally have heard increasingly coming from african voices and only coming here i mean salif kater the well known mali in musician i mean he's had a hit added his voice to the whole debate saying that actually democracy doesn't work for african countries and what africa needs each african country needs is a benign a benevolent dictator with was the phrase that he used i mean do you agree with him . i think that's an extremely dangerous thing to put on the cards because that's what militaries across the continent have used as their excuse and justification to step in and once they step in and this you know those powers the benevolence goes in the dictatorship stays i think it's a really really dangerous kind of impatience i think much as it is an unattractive prospect pushing every little bit to get better and better yes i agree in the nigeria lections this year turnout wasn't fantastic partly because the public wasn't massively excited about 2 candidates who've been around for a long time in their scene before so it's more about getting fresh faces in those fresh faces don't have t