US Needs Africa Emerging Market

It does not matter if anyone would subscribe to views expressed by a named Toyin Dawodu on a Washington Post article on 'Why US Needs Africa' and Sahara Reporters' How Africa Can Help To Solve US Unemployment Problems . Basically there are a vast advantages of inter-dependency if assembly plants or firms producing secondary goods are cited more in Africa. Through outsourcing employment rate and purchasing power in both continent will definitely be raised. By any means we may view comparative advantages associated by this insightful economic approach and going by submissions of David Rubenstein, co-founder and managing director of Carlyle Group, who maintained in a Wall Street Journal article that there are more expectations of economic growth in Africa to outpace every other region over the next decade.(Wall Street Journal, 2010).We have to remind ourselves ,however,that there are quite clearly a number of problems faced by Africa: Ranging from lack of infrascructure facilities , inadequate social and economic policy, political instability , corruption to insufficient educational and training facitlities.
The call as expressed by Toyin is absolutely a move to bring about economic growth in Nigeria and Africa as this is evident in a recent visit of Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan to US requesting Obama Administration to dive into his country's energy sector as a means of improving billateral relationship and boost economic and social opportunities between the two countries.

Many countributors to this issue have not convinced me that US repositioning his trading tools in the Africa's emerging market would be a dominance factor or a possible enslavement as i believe that we should not cloud ourselves of the fact,that these days many countries of the world doing their very best to open up more boundaries for economic prosperity, trade and investments.

Lashley Oladigbolu
London