African politicians must desist from the self-enrichment and purposefully sustain their mandate. Here, I refer to the acts of portraying a picture which signifies that they can or they could only contribute to the nation's well-being, only if they were part of the leadership they could have done so and so. In addition those politicians who keep opposing all the good initiatives designed by their political counter parts be it the ruling party or the opposition only to satisfy their selfish interests. It doesn't matter whether one is in the ruling party or in the opposition party or an independent candidate, prioritizing the needs and wants of the constituency first should be the priority of each and every player in the political game. The players in the game of politics should bear in mind that whatever they do affects the day to day living of the people hence they should be very constructive and supportive to progressive working which will upgrade the lives of people. Today African politics should adopt that political system which promotes new initiatives and provision of competitive developmental ideas, which takes the continent forward. Politics should not be a free rider game where everyone can participate, even those without qualifications, abilities and capabilities to actively participate, think, plan and decide on political decision which makes the lives of the people better. Thus there is the inherent need for each and everyone within any given society to actively contribute towards the growth of that society and not just leave it for politicians who are in power. The architects of the democratic society intended for opposition to contribute towards the growth of that society however their main mechanism for this must be to create avenues of accountability.

In the political arena there should be very competitive politicians with superior concepts and strategies, politicians who can strive to produce the preeminent for their nation. Producing the best outcomes for the nation can be termed "giving back to the society". This should be a major driving intention because people help out politicians to attain their political positions by supporting them during rallies, voting for them in elections to give them the responsibility to plan and make decisions on their behalf. Indeed this should not be taken for granted by the political elite who dominate the political game, because without those followers who vote, surely one cannot be recognized as a leader. As some suggests that "he who thinks he leads but has no followers is only taking a walk".