The local content law was not made today. The problem with our sector has not been lack of regulation; it is lack of enforcement of those regulations. Issuing a new directive is reiterating and putting on the front burner those regulations that already exist. Hence, the regulator has just stepped up on the things that they should be doing. Some measure of enforcement coupled with sanctions when there are breaches will help bring back operators onto the line.

Dr. Okhue Iboi is an Edo State-born trado-medical practitioner. In this interview, he speaks about the mystery surrounding his birth and works,

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.

He may not have told the story in this manner before. At 65, he has seen the good, the bad and the ugly sides of life. He’s dogged, resilient, stubborn, “quarrelsome” yet humble. He looks petite but very large-hearted.

I think we would all like to live in countries where the well-being of citizens is ensured, and where the economy booms. How to do that is the hard question. All countries are different, with different potentials and challenges, and it is for each one of them to find the right path that will benefit their people in the best possible way.