With part two, we continue the examination of John Maxwell’s “21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership” vis-a-viz Nigeria’s leadership experience. In this part, we shall examine laws 3, 4 and 5. As in part one,...
In 1998, John Calvin Maxwell, author, speaker, pastor and leadership consultant, committed to writing, his thoughts on leadership. The result was the book he titled “The 21 Irrefutable Laws of Leadership”. The 231-page book...
I have felt it; you most likely have felt it too. We all have felt or experienced it in one way or another at some point in our career journey — that subtle twinge...
What is the relevance of “in view” in a CV? It is commonplace these days for job seekers to insert in their CVs the words “in view” after their (assumed) educational qualification. It is...
I drive into a filling station to top my tank. It was an NNPC station somewhere at Ejigbo, Lagos. I ask the lady – about 25 years old – to pump in N20,000 worth....
Let us take it as an assumption that Nigeria is a man. Let us take it for granted that the man, Nigeria, was born on 1st January 1914 by Northern and Southern Protectorates. The...
Algeria and Morocco are both seeking to fill the power vacuum that has emerged in the Sahel – long a theater for great-power rivalry. Each has a vision of bringing the region into its...
Dear Hilda Baci Congratulations on your achievement of the unprecedented feat of cooking the biggest pot of Jollof Rice ever. With this feat, I believe you have now put paid to the Jollof argument...
AI’s readily accessed, screened, curated, and analyzed information informs decisions that transform where, when, what, and how work is done. The pervasiveness of genAI (e.g., ChatGPT, Google Gemini, Microsoft Copilot, Perplexity AI) shows up...
In an unusually blunt social media post, the U.S. Mission in Nigeria openly criticised Nigerian state governors for allegedly spending billions on luxury projects, whilst, at the same time, citizens grapple with severe economic hardship. While...
