Comedian Michel Gohou calls for the unity of African politicians to manage the continent without controversy
Ivorian comedian Michel Gohou recently appealed to African politicians at the opening of the “Zero Polemik” comedy festival in Bukavu, South Kivu. In his speech, Gohou stressed the importance of unity and solidarity among politicians for the management of the continent, avoiding polemics.
According to Gohou, as African comedians, they managed to break down barriers and build strong bonds with each other. They hang out and participate in different festivals across the continent. He hopes that this solidarity between laughter artists can also inspire African politicians.
The comedian pointed out that humor transcends borders and creates a deep connection between people. He appealed to politicians to follow this example and put aside polemics, in order to work together for the good of Africa.
Gohou also spoke about the role of more experienced artists in nurturing young talent. He believes that as predecessors, they must support and encourage the new generation of comedians to help them flourish in their profession.
The “Zero Polemik” festival in Bukavu aims to entertain the population and help heal trauma and post-conflict stress through laughter. The comedians present at the event aim to share their talent and bring joy to the community.
In conclusion, Michel Gohou reminds African politicians of the importance of unity and solidarity for effective management of the continent. He sets an example of brotherhood among African comedians and hopes that this mentality can inspire political leaders to work together, without controversy, for the development of Africa