This article offers a structure for breaking down the interrelationships
between equitable responsibility and sacred usage with explicit reference to sub-Saharan
Africa. It opens by taking note of the subject's significance and the challenged importance
of key terms, before continuing to expand the noteworthiness that protected usage and
responsibility have for each other. The principle intention is to propose a plan lying at the
interface between established law and legislative issues that is deserving of further
examination. The article contends there is significant extension for examiners of law and
governmental issues to work together to reveal insight into numerous inquiries that cut
across issues of both vote based responsibility and sacred execution in Africa.

Responsibility, Sacred execution

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