By President Akufo-Addo stressed the urgent need for Africa to address the threat of violent extremism without delay.
During his address at the High-Level African Counter-Terrorism Meeting in Abuja, Nigeria, on Monday, April 22, President Akufo-Addo highlighted terrorism as a significant challenge across the continent that demands unified action.
He stressed that terrorism poses a critical threat to Africa and emphasized the need for concerted efforts to combat it.
President Akufo-Addo emphasized that no single nation can effectively tackle terrorism alone, underlining the necessity for collective action.
He urged leaders to prioritize cooperation and collaboration to effectively confront the menace.
The Ghanaian President underscored the urgency of the situation, cautioning against complacency in addressing terrorism.
“As we have convened here to find means to end terrorism in Africa, we recognise the urgent need and concerted efforts to combat this great menace that continues to threaten the peace, security and development of our continent.”
“Terrorism remains one of the most significant challenges facing Africa today and its consequences are felt across the continent, destabilising communities, undermining governance structures and obstructing socio-economic progress,” President Akufo-Addo said.
The presence of leaders from Togo, Nigeria, and other neighbouring countries underscored a shared commitment to working together in the fight against terrorism.
