9 Notorious African Presidents Standing Up Against The West / France And US
Channel: Africa Reloaded
Date: 2023-07-26

In an era when Western leaders have been the dominant force, enforcing rules that fit their ideologies and benefits, sanctioning those who do not conform to their rules, attempting to control the sovereignty and resources of other nations, particularly in Africa, and imposing the general belief that they are the greatest supporters of human rights, some leaders from Africa have decided to challenge their authority and do what they want. They have risen up on several counts during summits and interviews with Western media to challenge Western powers on their ideologies, policies, and rules, seeing through the disguise of Western powers who claim to be interested in helping the continent of Africa but in reality are only trying to control and mould the continent into what they see fit. These leaders are not afraid to speak up and preserve their countries' sovereignty, which Western leaders are attempting to dominate. So, in this video, we'll look at several African leaders who do not entertain Western powers or their media. 

Senator Sam Nartey George
Ignoring the powers of the West to place sanctions when things don't go their way, Senator Sam Nartey George, a member of the Parliament in Ghana and sponsor of the anti-gay bill known as the Promotion of Proper Human Sexual Rights and Ghanaian Family Values Bill 2021 has taken a firm stance on the issue of homosexuality despite the pressure placed on the government of Ghana to make the bill favorable to the LGBTQ community following the US Vice President Kamala Harris's visit to the country. President Nana Akufo-Addo had earlier stated during a press conference with the US Vice President that the bill had been watered down but Senator Sam in an interview announced that the bill remains rigid and that “when he (Akufo-Addo) says the bill has been watered down, he doesn't know what he is talking about''. True to his word, the anti-gay bill which was recently passed in Ghana remained rigid and seeks to criminalize the promotion, advocacy, funding, and actions of homosexuality. The senator even went on to warn the US not to interfere with preparations to bring the bill into law, declaring that if Washington imposes penalties on its legislators, "we will also take action against your business interests in our country. Such boldness to speak up and take action for what one believes regardless of the repercussions is definitely a trait every African leader should emulate.

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