By Frank Ofili Modern football administration requires expertise in governance, finance, commercialization, sponsorship, media rights, infrastructure, player development, sports law, talent identification, competitions, women’s football and international relations. The moment has come for Nigerians...
By Frank Ofili When those who govern can fly over the problems that the governed must drive through. There is something interesting happening in Nigeria. This so-called “windfall” under this Federal Government is apparently...
(By Frank Ofili) Bad enough that federal roads across Edo, Delta and other parts of the South-South and South-East have deteriorated to the point where ordinary movement has become a nightmare. Bad enough that...
By Frank Ofili In more than two decades of managing people and talent, I have encountered thousands of job seekers. Some came with impressive academic qualifications but little sense of direction. Others came with...
By Frank Ofili One of the situations that can place a Human Resource practitioner in a difficult position is when an employee walks into his office and declares: “I am not feeling well. I...
By Frank Ofili President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s recent comments questioning the construction of a flyover by a state governor he failed to name has generated considerable public debate. While every Nigerian is entitled to...
By Frank Ofili History has a habit of humbling great powers. For decades, the United States and Russia have stood as the world’s pre-eminent military superpowers, fielding the most sophisticated weaponry, the largest defence...
Distinguishing the Roles of the Federal Ministry of Labour and Employment and Professional Human Resource Bodies By Frank Ofili The question of who truly regulates Human Resource (HR) practice in Nigeria has generated considerable...
An Open Letter to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Governor Sheriff Oborevwori, Senator Ned Nwoko, Hon. Ngozi Okolie, Hon. Frank Esenwa, Hon. Innocent Esewezie, the NDDC and Every Son and Daughter of Illah By Frank...
By Frank Ofili The fight against corruption under this administration appears to have quietly packed its bags and gone on indefinite leave. No resignation letter. No handover notes. Just… gone. Perhaps that is just...
