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Transformational Ajayi leading DSS

Transformational Ajayi leading DSS

“Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man’s character, give him power” …Abraham Lincoln, former U. S. President In leading the DSS, Ajayi, combines sheer brilliance, courage, determination, humility, qualitative vision, strategic mindset, technocratic expertise, emotional intelligence, high execution rate, empathy, and high level of integrity. Indeed, those rare […]
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Democracy’s teething pains

Democracy’s teething pains

AS a country, we seem to wallow from one crisis to another. Not long ago, the hype was (and still is) the fate of kidnapped Chibok girls; next the wave of impeachment by some state legislatures.

Overcoming the Ebola palaver

Overcoming the Ebola palaver

NOW that Ebola is in Nigeria and may spread if nothing is urgently done to contain it, we may find ourselves in a situation where government may have to issue a federal isolation or quarantine order, on the whole nation, in order to stop or limit the spread of disease.

Proper information management about  Ebola virus outbreak in Nigeria

Proper information management about Ebola virus outbreak in Nigeria

STRATEGIC communication remains a critical success factor or element of any human endeavour, issue or institution. Strategic communication is a well-planned and well-coordinated means of passing well-designed messages from an individual or institution to its identified stakeholders or general public at the right time, in the right quantity to achieve well-defined objectives.

Enabling economic opportunities via the web

Enabling economic opportunities via the web

The internet today is transforming the world economy, creating economic opportunities that were not there before. From the Europe, Africa and to the rest of the world, the internet has now become a major force transforming and boosting collaborations among nations.

Bamidele Aturu: In memory of Advocate of the masses

Bamidele Aturu: In memory of Advocate of the masses

THAT was a direct quotation from the late anti-corruption, anti-impunity and an honest human rights advocate, Bamidele Aturu, while responding to my initial disposition to leaving oppressors to the judgement of Almighty God. To him, powerful elements in the society would rather wish to be taken to the courtyard of God than be sued in the court of law because of their arrogance and power intoxication.