The Consequences of Integrating Democracy in West African Countries

Introduction Between the 19th and the 20th century, there were nearly 50 conflicts in West Africa, from extreme civil disobedience to complete civil war. The extent of atrocity is the most aggravating act that is done for one of the others in modern history. The outside world is often worried about the mutual destruction of these countries, and given the fact that many of them have valuable natural resources, the ability to survive the conflict still exists.

A sub-Saharan African country with a population of about 27 million in West Africa. There is no war in Ghana. Even so, there are few ethnic outbreaks or religious hatred. It is a frank ally of the West and a defender of democracy. However, many Ghana people still dream of moving to Europe. Brong-Ahafo is also known in the debilitating poultry industry in Ghana, which has not been able to adapt to changing market demands in recent years. This is because many poultry companies are in danger of collapse and cause farmers like Sampson to struggle for their livelihoods. Bron Ahafo, secretary general of the National Poultry Farmers Association of Ghana, says: Abu believes that 60% of poultry farms in this area have been closed in the past five years.

If current pan-Africanism is to some extent an appeal to democracy and good governance, how the long-lasting popularity of former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi among young people in sub-Saharan Africa Do you explain it? In Central Africa and West Africa, since Goddafi was killed in 2011, Colonel Gaddafi evolved into an amazing Pan African symbol. Philosophically, Pan - Africanism is a commendable idea: to collect people from the African continent for all the benefits. However, this trap is used by some politicians to establish an authoritarian system. True pan-Africanism must produce obvious development achievements, democracy, and true unity in African countries.

Mauritania is one of the countries of West Africa and is one of the latest oil producing countries. Geographically, Mauritania is a bridge between the Arab Maghreb and Sub-Saharan Africa. Most of the country is a desert, probably the Arab-Berber in the northern part and the African black in the south, probably one of the reasons for the change of the people. Republic of Niger is another landlocked country of West Africa. The boundary is in various directions such as Benin, Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Mali, Algeria, Libya, Chad. The Republic of Niger is known to be the largest country in West Africa, but 80% of the land is covered in the Sahara Desert. As of 2011, the population of Niger is 16,068,994, mainly concentrated in the south and the western part of the country.