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Southern Africa Crisis: UNAA President General Calls For Solidarity And Action

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Lagos Published by Christy David | ICC Reporting | 16th Oct. 2024 | Metro Plus | Crisis 

His Eminence Ambassador Sylvester Okafor, 
UNAOA, President General 

Southern Africa Crisis: UNAA President General Calls  For Solidarity And Action 

In  Response to the Southern Africa Drought Crisis, the President General of the United Nations Association of Africa UNAA Amb. Sylvester Okafor has called for solidarity and urgent action from African leaders. 

Amb. Okafor also  extended his heartfelt solidarity to the people of Southern Africa who are currently facing a severe drought crisis, impacting their livelihoods, food security, and overall well-being. 

"This crisis is a stark reminder of the urgent challenges we face in our fight against climate change and its devastating effects on vulnerable communities" he said. 

Amb. Sylvester Okafor also stressed that in this critical period of the history of the people , he is  urging governments, non-governmental organizations, and individuals to join hands in support of the affected populations. "It is imperative that we mobilize resources, share expertise, and implement sustainable solutions to alleviate the suffering caused by this natural disaster". 

He said governments  must prioritize the delivery of humanitarian aid, access to clean water, food security initiatives, and long-term strategies to enhance resilience against future climate-related adversities stressing that It is our collective responsibility to ensure that no one is left behind in this moment of need.

Amb. Okafor stated that the Africans must stand united in  commitment to supporting  fellow Africans which can foster hope and demonstrate that through solidarity and concerted efforts, Africans can overcome even the most challenging circumstances.

He said as the President General of the United Nations Association of Africa UNAA, he will not relent to reach out to  members all over Africa to ensure that they rally support for the people at this very critical period of their history. "This is what we stand for and we will not relent at this trying time" he said. 

He  urged all stakeholders to heed this call for action and contribute to a brighter, more resilient future for the people of Southern Africa.