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SubscribeTinubu’s appointees causing him problems – Allen Onyema
As far as I know President Tinubu, he means well for the country. When Tinubu came on board in 1999 as governor of Lagos, on the back of Brigadier General Buba Marwa’s successes, people were not patient because Marwa created a large shoe. For anyone to fit into those shoes, he had to outperform Marwa. When Tinubu came in, people were crying, just like it is happening now. But when he hit the road running, he outperformed whatever Marwa had done.
Tinubu’s appointees causing him problems — Allen Onyema
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In this exclusive interview, we sit down with Mr. Aroh Stanley Chukwudi, the visionary CEO of Kodex Africa, to discuss the organization’s remarkable journey, its groundbreaking innovations, and their impact on Africa’s tech ecosystem.
State of the Nation: We can’t continue like this — Prof Obiora Okonkwo
“Nigeria, today, is in the ICU section of a hospital, and all the specialists are needed to do an evaluation. This is not the time for just one doctor…”
Abegunde, Nigerian ‘wrongly’ incarcerated for 66 months in US, fights to clear name
•Floats national image rebranding project By Charles Kumolu, Deputy Editor Like every other Nigerian, who travels for greener pastures, Mr. Olufolajimi Abegunde, left Nigeria for the US in 2014, for further studies and better life. By the end of 2017, he had acquired a Master of Business Administration, MBA, from the prestigious Mays Business School, […]
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