Temporary Triumphs of Treachery: The Inevitable Harvest of Deception
When you use dirty tactics to win a friend or a family member over and make your new ally hate
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Dr. Louis Brown Ogbeifun
Accredited Mediator | Certified Professional Manager and Trainer in Workplace Conflicts
Author: Louis Brown Ogbeifun
Seeking Truth: The Absence of Hatred in Holy Texts and the Pitfalls of Unethical Tactics
In which holy books can anybody find the phrase, “hate your brother, sister, neighbour or even enemy?” Can anyone please
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Finding Resilience in the Seasons of Life: Lessons from Nature’s Cycle
As we walked down the street one morning in the US, something shifted my attention to the grass, which used
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Reflecting on Nigeria’s Governance: Insights from the Governors’ Retreat in Rwanda
Meta! What is on my mind? I am ruminating over the retreat of the Nigerian Governors, which took place in
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Guarding Against Betrayal: Lessons in Trust and Discernment from a Tale of Deception
Not all friends, brothers, or sisters are what you think they are to you. Be careful who you tell your
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Ending the Cycle: Combating Corruption and Misgovernance to Prevent Future Coups in Africa
I do not like military coups and there should be no justification for coups because the military would always come
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Restoring Integrity: ECOWAS’ Role in Upholding Democracy and Constitutional Governance
If ECOWAS wants to restore its integrity, it should begin to encourage its members to respect the constitutions of their
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Gabon’s Dynasty: A Closer Look at Governance and the Role of ECOWAS
Gabon is not a monarchy. Yet one family called the “Bongos” passed the administration of that oil rich nation from
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Addressing the Root Causes: Bad Leadership and Economic Mismanagement in National Development
Nobody needs an expert in political economy or other related financial theoretical frameworks to know that bad leadership, crass irresponsibility,
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Reviving Democracy: Lessons from Coups and Paths to a Prosperous Nigeria
We all know now that a democracy that takes the people for granted may last only for a period. No
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