Are Our Leaders the Problem or the Reflection of Society?

On this episode of the Roots and Routes Podcast, KP and Michael Angelo dive deep into The Leadership Problem in Africa, narrowing the lens on Ghana. They explore the spirit of leadership — questioning why Africa seems to produce so many bad leaders compared to the West — and challenge the youth to rise up and lead the continent toward a prosperous future.

The conversation touches on the role of traditional and religious leaders in shaping society and how parents can either build or break the next generation of strong leaders. They also highlight inspiring stories like the Bus Stop Boys, who are taking grassroots action to keep Ghana clean and set an example of true civic leadership.

KP urges young people to stay curious, explore beyond their comfort zones, and leave the place called “home” to gain perspective and bring fresh ideas back to their communities.

👇 Watch Highlights:

Leadership & the youth’s role in shaping Africa’s future

Ghana’s education system and its impact on creativity

The media’s selective narratives

Bus Stop Boys & keeping Ghana clean

The role of religion, tradition, and parenting in leadership

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