Amusingly, there is no African nation at the dawn of this century without a leader or leaders superintending over its affairs. But when it comes to evaluating most African leaders’ tenure in office, it is a sorry case.
In modern times, most nations have not only defined the process through which their leaders emerge, they have put structures in place to compel leadership to develop more followers to ensure smooth political succession.
The truth, however, is that in a few less developed countries, particularly in
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