One Government, One Currency, One Passport — A Bold Vision to Unite the Continent
In a move sending shockwaves across Africa, Burkina Faso’s President Ibrahim Traoré has unveiled an audacious vision to unite all African nations under one system — the United States of Africa.
Speaking with passion and purpose, Traoré proposed the creation of a single African government, a shared currency named “Afro Money,” and a common African passport that would allow visa-free travel across the continent.
“Africa must rise as one,” Traoré declared. “Our borders divide us, but our destiny is shared.”
In his plan, wealth and resources would be equitably shared among member states, ensuring no country or community is left behind in the march toward prosperity.
The revolutionary idea has sparked debate continent-wide, with some calling it a Pan-African revival and others questioning its feasibility. But one thing is clear — Traoré has ignited a new wave of conversation about Africa’s future, sovereignty, and unity.
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