Why Africa is 25 years behind the developed world...

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Well lets just carry out some simple age analysis of African Leaders and compare with that of their Western counterparts and see what our findings shall be:

AFRICAN LEADERS

Abdoulaye Wade ( Senegal )- age 83
Hosni Mubarak ( Egypt ) - age 82
Robert Mugabe ( Zimbabwe ) - age 86
Hifikepunye Pohamba ( Namibia ) - age 74
Rupiah Banda ( Zambia ) - age 73
Mwai Kibaki ( Kenya ) - age 71
Ellen Johnson Sirleaf ( Liberia ) - age 75
Colonel Gaddafi ( Libya ) - age 68
Jacob Zuma ( South Africa ) - age 68
Bingu Wa Mtalika (Malawi) - age 76
John Evans Atta-Mills (Ghana) - age 67

Average Age: 75.6 Approximately 76 years


NOW THE WESTERN WORLD LEADERS;

Barrack Obama ( USA ) - age 48
David Cameron ( UK ) - age 43
Dimitri Medvedev ( Russia ) - age 45
Stephen Harper ( Canada ) - age 51
Julia Gillard ( Australia ) - age 49
Nicolas Sarkozy ( France ) - age 55
Luis Zapatero ( Spain ) - age 49
Jose Socrates ( Portugal ) - age 53
Angela Merkel ( Germany ) - age 56
Herman Van Rompuy ( Belgium ) - age 62

Average Age:51.1 Approximately 51 years


DIFFERENCE: 25 years (76 -51)

GUYS, HOW THE HELL DO WE MOVE FORWARD WITH THIS OLD SQUAD ?!! THERE'S DEFINITELY A LOT OF WORK TO BE DONE

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