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The Nigerian Bar Association, its August guests, and the vacuum we must fill

Reflections on the 66th NBA Conference in Port Harcourt By Douglas Baye-Osagie The 66th Nigerian Bar Association Annual General Conference in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, will be remembered for many things. Not just the swearing in of the first elected female President of the Bar, Mrs. Oyinkansola Badejo-Okusanya, SAN, but also the quality of some […]
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Marginalization of men in Anambra north

DEspite the historical confirmation of the power of women over men, you now wonder why women all over the world go around screaming male dominance and marginalization. They went to the famous Beijing Conference in 1995 to declare Equal rights and Equal opportunity. The men openly acceded and raised no objections. In Nigeria HE Dame Patience Goodluck Jonathan took up the gauntlet to champion the same Equal rights and marginalization.

Keshi deserves reappointment

Watching television news on Wednesday August 20, 2014, it was reported that 23 Coach-less Super Eagles players have been invited to camp in preparation for the qualifying series of next year’s Africa Nations Cup.

AGIP and GE defy with impunity NAPIMS instructions

BUT Nigeria seemed to have abdicated her responsibility to the youths. And as a former united Nations Secretary General, Kofi Annan puts it, “A society that cuts off from its youth, severs its life line”.

Ngige, a leader @ 62

CALL him a man of destiny and circumstance or a man of honour, commitment and courage, you wil not be accused of exaggeration because at 62 he has succeeded in keeping a date with history.

Tribute to Malam Ahmed Abdullahi

AS perception principles go, being admired in public service for the right reasons is good politics. A reputation manager’s biggest luck is to find a principal with unassailable character; a man of integrity who can be trusted to take the moral high ground even if it is by his choice, his personal material space is diminished. These submissions formed the knob of a paper titled “Public Relations and the Challenges of Reputation management”, which I presented to the selection committee for the award of Fellowship of the Nigerian Institute of Public Relations, NIPR, in Kano, in December, 2011. My paper drew substantially from my experience as Director of Press and Public Relations to the twice elected Executive Governor of Kano State, Malam Ibrahim Shekarau, Sardaunan Kano. My task was simple: to draw open the curtain and let the public scrutinise the Governor without interference. I concluded my paper with a conviction that a spin put on a bad product must carry an expiry date.

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