“The exit of the US is not going to create a gap or a vacuum; rather, it's going to create an opportunity and benefits, not only for African countries but for all developing countries and third-world countries to find their own levels,” he pondered.
“We are willing, we are ready, we are desperate to liaise and to unite, to collaborate, to cooperate with China, with Russia, with the EU, with BRICS. BRICS has been a platform that is new, that is unfolding, that is promising for African countries,” the professor said.
“We are not going to miss the United States of America. In fact, it is good riddance to a bad rubbish,” Sadeeque Abba said.
“A power that understands the needs of others, a power that is willing and ready and able, with capability and capacity, to address the imbalances that were created by colonialism, neocolonialism, and imperialism by the forces of evil,” he concluded.