The Eagle of Esanland: The leadership trajectory of Senator Joseph Ikpea
By Allison Abanum The leadership path of Senator Joseph Igiagbe Ikpea, the lawmaker representing the Edo Central Senatorial District in the 10th National Assembly, can be beautifully captured by a profound adage native to the Esan dialect. The proverb tells of a resourceful individual who once used nothing more than a single feather from an eagle […]
Ifeanyi Ubah: When charity meets capacity (2)
It is the same with widows especially in his native Nnewi town. His generousity has wiped out tears from the faces of the indigent among them. Rather than treat the widows with scorn as some in his position would do, Ifeanyi Ubah has brought great succor to them. Obviously, their happiness is his happiness!
Innoson as bedrock for Nigeria’s industrialisation
In other climes, Innoson would have been appreciated and adopted as a national brand with the government making overtures to lend support to the company where it is needed, all in a bid to encourage it to stay afloat
My priority is to secure Nigeria, fight corruption – Buhari
PRESIDENT Muhammadu Buhari has reiterated that the priority of his administration was mainly to secure the country, ensure a viably economy and rid the country of corruption.
Strategic management for mission and vision
No framework for strategic management can be effective in the absence of team work and synergy
Negotiating with terrorist a mistake Nigeria cannot afford to keep making – Reno
I have just watched a video by Shuaibu Moni, a Boko Haram commander who was reported by the media to have been freed in exchange for some 82 kidnapped Chibok girls in a deal allegedly brokered by the Swedish government.
