Our objective encompasses a bold and decisive stance against the shackles of neocolonialism, as we advocate for the withdrawal of membership from all organizations that perpetuate this detrimental ideology. Foremost among these organizations stands the Commonwealth—an entity rooted in the vestiges of colonialism and lingering neocolonial tendencies. The time has come for Africa to rise above the insidious grip of neocolonial organizations and firmly assert its autonomy, reclaiming its rightful place on the world stage as a sovereign and self-determining continent. We must denounce and delegitimize these neocolonial institutions that continue to undermine Africa’s progress, perpetuating a system that fosters dependency, subjugation, and exploitation. The Commonwealth, with its origins deeply entwined in the colonial legacy, serves as a stark reminder of the bygone era of subjugation and oppression. Its structure and operations bear the hallmarks of a neocolonial framework, perpetuating the power imbalances, economic disparities, and political subordination that have hindered Africa’s development for far too long. We must not allow ourselves to be seduced by the illusory promises of economic benefits and supposed diplomatic leverage that neocolonial organizations like the Commonwealth profess to offer. Behind these façades lie ulterior motives, concealed within a framework designed to perpetuate the neocolonial order. It is imperative that we recognize the true nature of these organizations and the detrimental impact they have on Africa’s sovereignty, dignity, and progress. The withdrawal of membership from these neocolonial organizations represents an act of defiance, a resounding declaration of our collective determination to chart our own path, free from external interference and manipulation. It is a momentous step towards reclaiming our agency, consolidating our sovereignty, and reshaping our destiny on our own terms. In embracing this objective, we reassert the importance of African unity and self-reliance. We recognize that Africa’s prosperity lies within the capabilities and resources of its own people. By divesting ourselves from neocolonial organizations, we open doors to genuine partnerships and collaborations based on mutual respect, equality, and shared prosperity. This withdrawal is not an act of isolationism or retreat; rather, it is a bold and courageous stride towards true independence and self-determination. It signals our resolve to redefine our relationships with the global community on equal footing, rooted in principles of fairness, justice, and respect for African sovereignty. 12 As we navigate the complexities of disentangling ourselves from neocolonial organizations, we must be prepared for the challenges that lie ahead. We must strengthen our own institutions, foster regional integration, and enhance our self-sufficiency. It is through these concerted efforts that we can cultivate an environment conducive to Africa’s growth, development, and collective well-being. In forging a new path, we draw inspiration from the heroes and heroines who fought tirelessly for Africa’s liberation from colonial rule. Their indomitable spirit, unwavering dedication, and resolute belief in the potential of Africa continue to guide us. We honor their legacy by dismantling the vestiges of neocolonialism and embracing a future where Africa stands tall, united, and free. Let it be known that the withdrawal from neocolonial organizations like the Commonwealth is not an act of hostility but a necessary step towards dismantling the structures that perpetuate Africa’s subjugation. It is an act of self-assertion, reclaiming our voice, our agency, and our destiny. Together, let us forge a future where Africa thrives on its own terms, guided by the aspirations, dreams, and aspirations of its own people.