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How leaders can optimise decision –making process – Prof. Chambres

Prof. Emeritus and former Dean, London Cass Business School, Prof. Andrew Chambres, speaks on These Executive Minds (TEXEM) forthcoming lecture on Strategic Leaderships for Results Driven Management to be delivered by him and Clive Carpenter, Vice Chair of British Council for Africa at the British Deputy High Commissioner’s residence.

Stock market still doing well without 2017 budget – Higo

The capital market benefits from flow of fund in the economy, and up till now, the fifth month into the year, the 2017 budget, which is supposed to spur spending in the economy has not been passed. Aigboje Higo, Managing Director, Capital Bancorp Plc, x-rays the impact on the stock market and several other issues.

Contrary to public perception, govs don’t control security vote – Gov. Abubakar

Governor Mohammed Abubakar of Bauchi State, in this interview, says the Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, shunned the moves to make peace with him. Abubakar also speaks on the bailout funds to states, security vote for governors and the alleged poor funding of the All Progressives Congress (APC), the ruling party at the federal level.

Alani Akinrinade bombs Buhari: Quit now if your health cannot cope

ampler: After attending a course at Forte Benning, United States, the military authorities in the US offered an extra course, para-trooping. While all his colleagues who attended the earlier course turned down the offer, Akinrinade grabbed it with both hands. Always seeking knowledge, no wonder his meteoric rise in the military was due to nothing more than focus, diligence and hard work.

My father’s regret before he died —Samuel Ogbemudia Jr. 

Mr Samuel Ogbemudia Jr is the eldest son of the former two time governor of old Bendel State, late Dr Samuel Ogbemudia. In this interview with Saturday Vanguard, he shared his experiences with his late father whom he described as a genius and a man who sacrificed his personal interest for the interest of the majority

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