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SubscribeHow Adedibu lured me to support the impeachment of Ladoja —Sunday Igboho
By nature, I’m not violent, but when the other party was not only being violent, but also being openly supported by ex-President Obasanjo, to the extent of even using police against Ladoja and his political interests, we had no choice than to fight back. When we fought back, people started saying Sunday Igboho and his boys are violent.
Lagos: Business leadership principles for corporate governance
Many people have opined that trans-formational leadership is more effective. To my mind, the key factor may be trust. Trust is the belief that the leader will show integrity, fairness, and predictability in his or her dealings with others
Police question two monarchs as new yam war kills four in Kwara
The two feuding monarchs of Iloffa and Odo-Owa in Oke-Ero local government areas of Kwara State, now under surveillance of security agencies, would not have engaged in avoidable acrimony over who has the right to first sell new yam in the market, looking back at the gargantuan calamities that befell the two communities in the five days the crisis lasted.
Suspension of NHIS boss: Reps square up with Osinbajo, Health Minister
To say that he ruffled a few feathers on that day is to be tacit with words. In fact, to many people, Professor Usman Yusuf, the hitherto Executive Secretary of the National Health Insurance Service, NHIS, did not only show hate to a skewed health system in Nigeria, he also stepped on big, big toes, presumably, the toes of the cabals in high places whom he alleged had failed the system.
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