*GRAND FINALS MOTION*

The Governments of Francophone countries in Africa are currently implementing vigorous policies that seek to eliminate the imperialistic influences and colonial-motivated attachments with France. For example; Burkina Faso recently closed down all French Military Bases, cut ties with foreign companies in charge of road development and switched to local companies, massively pay off debts, e.t.c.

Niger and Mali are joining in the movement too.

These Governments have attributed the backwardness of their country to colonial influence.

In a reported interview granted by Nnamdi Azikiwe in 1975, he explained that during the deliberations of the 1954 constitution conference there was a suggestion raised by Obafemi Awolowo to include a secession clause in the constitution - that would make provisions for any region to secede if they felt the need to. 

As narrated: the idea of a secession clause was however vehemently opposed by other figures present at the conference and the 'overall decision' reached was that the secession clause should be excluded from the constitution. 

Rap beefs, or lyrical conflicts between rappers, are a long-standing tradition in hip-hop culture, often manifested in songs, battles, and public statements, serving as a test of skill and a way to gain recognition. In recent times, it is often used to validate the hierarchical position of rappers in the music industry.