AFTER the postponement of the 2019  presidential  and national assembly elections from February 16 to 23, there was a strong  rumour  that the postponement had the unseen hands of foreign bodies.

Technology has changed a lot of manual processes in several sectors since it became ubiquitous in the past decade. However, it appears all we’ve seen so far is only a tip of the iceberg. More revolutions are changing the way business is done, and it is getting a bit more exciting.

IT has been said that, “since the onset of the Great Recession, ‘doing more with less’ has become a policy mantra. However, this mantra has not translated into actual implementable policies in most segments of the public service in Nigeria.

The story of Sir Monday John Onyeme is an exploration into a world of grit and excellence as his unassailable credentials bear an eloquent testimony of a man who Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa, Governor of Delta State appointed as the Executive Chairman of the Delta State Board of Internal Revenue three and a half years ago.

 Think you know how to develop and run impactful boards in this digital age, characterised by slow economic growth particularly in natural resource-dependent countries such as Nigeria while operating in an increasingly fast-paced landscape?