Africa and the Commonwealth: What Relationship since 1994?

Ph.D Modupeoluwa Faseke ()

Journal of International Relations, 2021, vol. 1, issue 1, 21 - 33

Abstract: The Commonwealth is a global organisation with some unique and importantcharacteristics that complement other global multilateral organizations. Its peculiaritiesmost especially its networking and informal qualities have endeared the organization untilrecently to her members. In this age of internet in which smartness and alertness arehighly valued, some of her traits are now becoming a thing of an anathema, regarded as acog in the wheel of progress. African continent alone has over thirty percent ofCommonwealth membership. This paper examines Commonwealth connection withAfrica since 1994, with particular emphasis on Nigeria. It recommends what both partieswould have to do to make the relationship more robust and the partnership more effectiveand impactful in the interest of all.

Keywords: Africa; Nigeria; Commonwealth; International Organizations; Mutual Relationship. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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