The African Union has come under intense criticism following its inability to resolve myriad of problems confronting the African youths from various dimension. Citing issues relating to the Libyan crises and particularly those that led to the demise of the former Libyan ruler Mohammed Muamar Gaddafi who was slain in cold blood by the West, terrorism on the continent, abduction, GMOs, amongst others, Mr. Sampson Ayitey Clarke Lisbon expressed fear about happenings in South African which is claiming lives of other African nationals in that country. “I fear but not for myself but the lives of my brothers wailing and dying in South Africa” he added.
Attributing the escalating misbehaviour of the South Africans towards their black brothers in South Africa, Mr. Ayitey pointed out that the demeaning silence and failure of the African Union to act swiftly and quickly on matters of security on the continent gave license to more and more of the mishappenings and disastrous consequences on the citizens of the continent. In an emotionally sensored voice, Mr. Clarke Lisbon Ayitey concluded to our news outlet saying….the youths have resorted to taking risk travelling in wooden boats on the medditaranean sea just trying to escape from the continent.
When asked what exactly he thought should be sanctioned by the African Union on matters of Xenophobia in South Africa, this was what he said….
*I WILL TELL YOU WHAT THE AFRICAN UNION HAS TO DO ABOUT ISSUES IN SOUTH AFRICA*.
SAMPSON KUDZO AYITEY CLARKE LISBON
By now there should be an emergency meeting of the African Union to decide on the fate of other African youths based in South African who are being brutally killed and maimed.
By now the African Union should have withdrawn all other African ambassadors to South Africa.
By now there should be arrangement for evacuation Of Nigerians, Ghanaians, Kenyans and all other Africans based in South Africa. Some of them want to run but there is no where to go or hide.
By now there should have been a temporal suspension of all South African businesses from operating everywhere on the continent including those in Morocco.
By now there should be serious diplomatic row. We don’t need any unfruitful negotiations or discussions with the SA govt. They should act.
Maybe If they had arrested over 5000 SA citizens involved in xenophobia and charged to court maybe they will stop.
Together we fought Apartheid, Lets fight Xenophobia.
Africa Rise Now ye Africans.
