Correcting Africa’s map will not bring prosperity, Moghalu says
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- Kingsley Moghalu welcomed a United Nations resolution encouraging maps that more accurately show Africa’s size.
- He cautioned that changing the map alone would not deliver Africa’s economic transformation.
Former Central Bank of Nigeria Deputy Governor Kingsley Moghalu has welcomed a United Nations resolution encouraging the use of world maps that more accurately represent Africa’s size.
But Moghalu cautioned that a corrected map alone would not bring prosperity or drive the continent’s economic transformation.
He made the comments in a post on X, according to the report.
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