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How William Ruto Plans To Finish What Gaddafi Started. Are you ready to learn about a potential new leader who could unite Africa under one banner? Most people remember Muammar Gaddafi as a dictator and a controversial figure due to his alleged involvement in bombings and support for terrorism. But what they often forget is that he was also a visionary who stood up against major powers, supported marginalized nations, and championed a united Africa with a single government, currency, and military. Gaddafi became the most prominent advocate for Pan-Africanism after the death of Kwame Nkrumah in 1972, eventually leading to the establishment of the African Union we know today. However, no African leader has been as vocal about African unity since Gaddafi's death as Kenyan President William Ruto. This is because the cause of Gaddafi’s death was quite controversial due to the fact that he fought for this cause. Since taking office in 2022, President Ruto has made some bold statements that have sparked speculation about whether he could be the next Gaddafi. Will he follow in Gaddafi's footsteps and unite Africa under one banner? In this video, we'll look at some of President Ruto's statements and explore the potential for a more united Africa. The African Union was established in 2002 to replace the Organisation of African Unity, with its founders hoping to create a more united continent. While the organization has made some progress in developing continent-wide economic and political coordination, it has fallen short in finding African solutions to African problems and fostering a truly unified Africa. It's clear that the African Union has yet to fulfill its potential in tackling the challenges facing Africa. But don't lose hope! With leaders like President Ruto at the helm, there is potential for a brighter future for the continent. Let's explore the possibilities of a more united Africa and see what steps we can take to make this vision a reality. Other videos to watch on our channel; How and Why They Silenced Gaddafi: The African Leader Who betrayed Gaddafi: How and Why Germany Got rid Of its black Population: The richest black families in America : FOOTAGE licensed through Storyblocks
