Leadership challenges in
sub-Saharan Africa (5)
Leadership crisis: Confusion as Ogun LP, NWC bicker over expulsion of excos
Leadership challenges in sub-Saharan Africa
Character and leadership: Lesson from the US
Nigeria: Mired in a leadership conundrum
Leadership is difficult because governance is very stubborn
Succession and obligation of leadership
Democracy, federalism and leadership debate
A study in tolerant leadership
The Nigerian leadership conundrum
Nigeria in leadership deficit, says Obasanjo
Nigeria sick unto death @60, says Cardinal Okogie
Labo Popoola’s principle-centred leadership
Visionary leaders needed for sustainable growth — Experts
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SubscribeGovernance in Nigeria crippled, lacks leadership – Pat Utomi
…Describes country’s budget process as a joke By Perez Brisibe A chieftain of the All Progressives Congress, APC and professor of political economy and management expert, Pat Utomi, has described the government of President Muhammadu Buhari as being “crippled and absent in leadership.” Prof Utomi who is the co-chairman of the political group, National Consultative […]
Youth in leadership: Nigerians will learn the hard way
As Nigerian youths joined their counterparts all over the world to celebrate the International Youth Day, a few days ago, Veteran journalist and social commentator, Jimi Disu bared his mind on why youths in the country were not properly engaged in political and socio-economic processes, adding that the youths of today were not even ready for the task as a result of the orientation bequeathed on them. Jimi Disuin this interview said: “I don’t blame them anyway, it is what they met on ground. But Nigerians will learn the hard way.”
Leadership is all about service to the people
It was the British liberalist, Jeremy Bentham that once thoughtfully opined that “leadership is all about the greatest good of the greatest number. ”
Rethinking Leadership: Vision, creativity and capacity of a transformer
By Anya O. Anya When we think of leadership in Nigeria as indeed in the rest of Africa we often ignore the historical burdens that predispose leadership to failure. We often forget the burden imposed by our past by slave trade, the colonial experience and the baggage of past failures in leadership. These historical burdens […]
OKOWA: Five years of impactful leadership
By Olise Ifeajika He came in the midst of storms even though the electoral victory was phenomenal. The challenges on ground were so many; the heat generated could melt a warship. The State’s debt profile was so intimidating that a less endowed leader could give up easily. To screw up matters the more, allocation from […]
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