This is the English version of the book “Down with France-Africa.” The original version, written in French, is available by clicking on the corresponding page in French. The book revolves around the notion of a savior for Africa, challenging the prevalent belief in such a figure. In reality, there is no savior for Africa—no individual, no entity, neither you nor me, poised to rescue the continent. However, the power for change lies within our collective voices. This book serves as a rallying call to all, encouraging us to share it widely and advocate for transformation.

My appeal is directed towards every human being, every African, and anyone concerned about the future of the African continent. It extends to those who hold a genuine love for Africa. We share a duty to stand up, assert our rights, and defend our interests. Education, civic engagement, and active participation in the political and social spheres are potent instruments for change. Let's unite to support Africa, champion the movement, and actively contribute to its progress.

I crafted this book with the explicit goal of stirring hearts and minds, instigating a profound call for change. It serves as a plea for collective action, emphasizing that salvation for Africa doesn't lie in the hands of an external savior but rather within the collective power of its people. As an author, I stress the significance of unity, recognizing that transformative change begins with each individual and resonates through the interconnected fabric of society.

This work underscores the shared responsibility we all bear to stand up, assert our rights, and champion the interests of our continent. Education, civic engagement, and active participation in the socio-political landscape are portrayed as formidable tools propelling Africa towards a brighter future. It is a clarion call to invest in the power of knowledge and civic responsibility as catalysts for positive change.