The United Nations fail the Sahrawi, Africans must defend them, By Owei Lakemfa

Owei Lakemfa has called for African nations to intervene in the Western Sahara conflict, arguing that the United Nations Security Council has failed to resolve the long-standing dispute. The commentary asserts that the UN has demonstrated duplicity in its handling of the Sahrawi people's quest for self-determination.

The proposal urges Nigeria and South Africa to form a coalition with Algeria to lead a continental effort in support of the Sahrawi. This appeal frames the situation as a regional responsibility, suggesting that freedom-loving nations and organizations must bypass international institutional inaction to defend the Sahrawi people.