Yemi Osinbajo: Africa’s Steady Hand in a Turbulent World
April 12, 2026 The world faces rising tensions among the United States, Iran and Israel. These crises drive up fuel prices, deepen inflation and tighten budgets across Africa. Existing economic vulnerabilities are worsening under these new shocks. Trust has become invaluable. Since leaving office in May 2023, Osinbajo has taken on roles in governance, climate action, development finance and public health. He has led election observation missions and advised global alliances on clean energy and health. I see clear purpose in his trajectory. From co-founding Future Perspectives to chairing the Climate Action Platform for Africa, he has shaped policy and empowered young leaders. Recognitions from major foundations and international bodies underscore this trust. Social media comments reveal genuine admiration for his calm leadership style. Many recall his decisive moments as acting president and compare him favorably with today’s leadership. This grassroots goodwill suggests we may only be in the middle chapters of his story.
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