10 must educated president in Africa The African continent has always been known
to have the highest amount of decline in education both in the young and old. The literacy rates
of most African countries are very low although, some of these African countries put in all
thier best such as allocation of funds to improve the education sector of thier country,
making adult and childhood education compulsory as well all just in the bid of increasing
the literacy rate. Although many African countries are still rated as underdeveloped with less
than average general literacy level, we see a lot of world’s most highly educated African
president at various times. Also, education is very important as the world keeps evolving.
Africa has the most educated leader in the world. However, thier education qualification
does not manifest in thier performance. Hello lovely people, welcome back to another enchanting
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10. President paul Biya, cameroon President Paul Biya is the second president
of the state of cameroon. He assumed office on 6 of November 1982 following the resignation
of president Ahmadiu Ahidjo. First the presidentof cameroon to be on this list is not a surprise
he deserve it, for he had the following qualification such as BA in law and political science at
the university of paris, in France, around 1960. He had a Diploma, at institut d'Etudes
politiques in paris by 1961. Further more, he had another Diploma at institute des hayes
Etudes d'outre-mer, in 1962 and diploma, Etudes superieures en Droit public in 1963.
9. President Jorge Carlos de Almeida Fonseca, Cape verde
President Jorge Forseca is a Cape Verdean politician, lawyer and university professor
who has been President of Cape Verde since 2011. He served as minister of foreign Affairs
from 1991 to 1993. More so, he graduated in law, at the university of Lisbon, portugal
and had his masters in legal science faculty of law at university of Lisbon, Portugal.
He had everything that requires as a president today because of his education.
8. President Hage Geingob, Namibia Hage Geingob is the president of Namibia.
He took power in 2015 after serving in different leadership positions. He had the following
qualification, Bachelor’s of Arts from Fordham university, new york and master’s of Art
in international relations from Graduate faculty of the new school, New York.
7. President George Weah, liberia
Before venturing into politics, George Weah was a football player famously known as one
of Africa’s best players of all time. He had played in the UEFA Champions League as
well as the English Premier League. He also became the first and only African player to
win FIFA world’s best player and other noteworthy awards. He had the following qualifications,
BA in sports Management from parkwood university, london. To add to this, this certificate is
honorary, and not earned from the study. He also had his degree in Business administration
from Devery university maimi, master’s degree in management from keller’s graduate school
of management. 6. President Faure Essozimma Gnassingbe, Togo
Faure Essozimma Gnassingbe became the president of Togo on 24 April 2005 and has remained
so ever since then. He grabbed the power following his father Gnassigbe Eyadema’s death, who
had already ruled the country for about 38 years. He had a Bachelor’s Degree in Financial
Management from the Sorbonne, in Paris and Master’s Degree in Business Administration
from George Washington University in the United States.
5. President Ibrahim Boubacar kieta, Mali Ibrahim Keita has ruled Mali since 2013. According
to reports, his administration focuses on one key goal, and that is to eliminate corruption
from the country. For this reason, he swears not to tolerate even the slightest dishonesty.
Ibrahim studied at the Lycée Janson-de-Sailly in Paris and Lycée Askia-Mohamed in Bamako,
He furthered at the University of Dakar, the University of Paris and the Institut d’Histoire
des Relations Internationales Contemporaines (IHRIC; Institute of the Modern History of
International Relations). Ibrahim Keita has three degrees in Political International Relations,
History, and Political Science, including graduate degrees in Political Science and
International Relations. He also has a Master’s Degree
in History 4. President Alassane Ouattara, ivory coast
President Alassane has been at ivory coast’s helm of leadership since 2010. He is a seasoned
economist and financial expert. Critics argue that his understanding of economics has significantly
impacted and sustained the economy of ivory coast, making it one of the best in terms
of economic growth in Africa. However he had a Bachelor of Science Degree from the Drexel
University, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Master’s Degree in Economics from the University
of Pennsylvania and an Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Pennsylvania.
3. President Peter Muthurika, Malawi President Mutharika is a renowned international
Economic Law expert; his remarkable academic qualifications were a big reason behind his
success at the presidential polls in 2014. He served as an adviser to his elder brother,
ex-President Bingu Wa Mutharika who died in 2012. His qualifications are, law degree from
university of London, master of laws degree from Yale university and doctor of the science
of law degree from Yale university. 2. King Mohammed VI, Morocco
King Mohammed VI took over the throne of Morocco in 1999 after the death of his father, King
Hassan. As king, he is the superpower of Morocco and is responsible for appointing a Prime
Minister in the country. His qualifications are, Bachelor’s Degree in Law from the Mohammed
V University at Agdal and Ph.D. in Law from the French University of Nice Sophia Antipolis.
1 . President John Pombe Magufuli, Tanzania President Magufuli is a seasoned educationist
and Chemist. Nicknamed the “Tanzanian bulldozer”, Dr. John Magufuli became the president of
Tanzania in 2015. He was a former school teacher; he has a Ph.D. in Chemistry. He had a BSC
in Chemistry from University of Dar es Salaam, Master’s degree in Chemistry from University
of Dar es Salaam and Doctorate in Chemistry from the University of Dar es Salaam.
Literacy can be said to be the center piece of a nation’s progress, it’s social development
and economic growth. The ability to read and write provides more educational and employment
opportunities to the population, allowing people to increase their household incomes
and bring their family out of poor conditions. So education is always the key to success
as shown by the examples of most leaders. Am sure you enjoyed our content package while
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