The Riddle of Power, Legacy and Political Canonization

Leadership contradictions dominate our world, especially in Africa where those with the evil disposition constitute the majority of African heads of state, leaders who are conveniently the puppets of foreign interests who have little regard for the wellbeing of the common man in the streets of Africa.



How does the continent replicate more Nelson Mandelas instead of the Paul Biyas, the Idi Amins and the Bokassas that dominate the almanac of African heads of state?