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Lagos Business School develops responsible leaders

Dr. Enase Okonedo is the third dean of the Lagos Business School. A skilled leader in executive education and capacity- building, Enase is a global strategy and regulation expert, with 29 years’ experience in the financial services and management education sectors. 

I wanted to be an air hostess but mum said ‘no’ – Funsho Adegbola

Having been served the best of education from the best schools both in Nigeria and outside, Funsho Adegbola, daughter of the late Attorney General of Nigeria, Chief Bola Ige, returned to Nigeria to help develop young children by setting up The Vale College, Ibadan where she holds forth as the director. Some of the students are currently making global impact, according to her.

Senate’s position on SGF, Magu, others – Dino

Senator representing Kogi West Senatorial district in the Nigerian National Assembly, Senator Dino Melaye has taken a swipe at the Buhari-led executive government, maitaining that the president should not be the Minister of petroleum.

Buhari’s 2017 N7trn budget needless; has square pegged ministers in round holes  – Dino

Senator representing Kogi West Senatorial district in the Nigerian National Assembly, Senator Dino Melaye has taken a swipe at the Buhari-led executive government, maitaining that the president should not be the Minister of petroleum. Senator Melaye who lamented that there are so many square pegs in round holes in the current administration especially as regards some ministers also said that a budget of 7trillion naira presented by Buhari was needless in that Nigeria can only afford and spend just 2 trillion, going by the implementation of the budget so far. 

My breast cancer story, by Betty Akeredolu, Ondo First Lady

AHEAD of the 20th anniversary and the third lnternational Breast Cancer Symposium of the Breast Cancer Association of Nigeria, BRECAN, its founder, who doubles as the First Lady of Ondo State, Mrs Betty Anyanwu-Akeredolu, speaks on how she survived breast cancer among other issues relating to the ailment.

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