Uniting Togo and Ghana: The Truth About African Borders

Ghana and Togo share remarkable similarities and a shared cultural heritage. Sometimes, it becomes incredibly difficult to discern which side of the border one belongs to, unless they use their official languages, which are English and French, respectively. This raises the question of whether the colonial borders still hold significance in contemporary Africa. Wouldn't it be a wonderful notion if the physical borders of African countries were completely eliminated? I'd like to hear your thoughts on this matter.