Globalization eases human interactions by integrating national systems into one international uniform system. Whereas globalization has proven to be more beneficial for advanced and wealthier countries, poorer and developing economies, including African countries, often get the short end of the stick albeit accompanied with short-term benefits. Major international decisions geared towards fostering a globalized order are often reached and implemented without significant participation and input of African nations, with lasting impacts on their respective political and socio-economic sovereignties. Against this backdrop, this article offers an advisory to African policymakers and peoples that African states tread with caution while engaging o...