Growth of the African Landmass: Stakeholders Approved for a Single Currency Across Africa

 NEW AFRICA DAILY NEWS (NADN) Freetown, Sierra Leone– With the theme: “Globalization And Regional Economic Integration: Implications For Sustainable Development In Africa”. Bit on the recommendations made at the National Institute Seminar for Executive Intelligence Management Course (EIMC), 16 at the National Institute for Security Studies (NISS) in Abuja, the stakeholders avow International conspiracy as the main source of delay in the implementation of a single currency and trade facilitation.

Professor Abubakar Rasheed, Vice-Chancellor University of Abuja doubling as the Chairman of the program, said a single currency in Africa as a region will usher in development, unity, and economic increase of the African region in its entirety.

Exemplified by the Deputy Vice-Chancellor, of the University of Abuja, Professor Philip Afaha, the Chairman further Europeans must enable African nations to unravel their situations The African way without interference and imposition of European solutions to Africa.

He furthermore confessed conflict among African states is the reason for underdevelopment in Africa and asserted that the single African currency would unite African countries.

First, the Director-General of the Department of State Service (DSS), Yusuf Bichi said: ” In today’s world, you will agree with me that the landscape of security challenges is rapidly forgiving and the dynamism of globalization and regional economic integration plays a pivotal role.”

The Director-General, while speaking on the theme of the program, said, “The topic of the seminar stressed at the heart of our collective responsibility as profess-program intelligence, security, law enforcement, and regulations. The interconnectivity of our globalized world demands high levels of collaboration by the sharing of information and expertise across the nations.

“In our pursuit of safeguarding the interest of our nations and ensuring the safety of our citizens, we are presented with the task of striking a delicate balance between security imperatives and sustainable development goals. At the DSS, we are committed to facing the challenge head-on, recognizing that security and economic progress are intertwined.”

The head of the Intelligence Management Course (EIMC), 16 is made up of 86 participants from DSS, FAAN, NDLEA, Military, Police, EFCC, ICPC, FRSC, NPA, NIMASA, FIRS, NUC, The Gambia, Niger Republic, Chad among others.