Public frustration with elected leaders could fuel military coups in Africa - Yemi Osinbajo
Why might 53% of Africans accept military rule? A former VP's warning challenges elected leaders.
Former Nigerian VP Yemi Osinbajo warns that public frustration with elected leaders could fuel military coups in Africa.
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