Embracing Constructive Revolution: A Path to a Peaceful Future for Nigeria
When I talk about strategic engagement in a revolution, some think revolution should be violence, killing and blood letting. From
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Dr. Louis Brown Ogbeifun
Accredited Mediator | Certified Professional Manager and Trainer in Workplace Conflicts
Politics
Breaking the Cycle: The Path to Development Beyond Political Dysfunction
A society that rewards political thuggery and vote-buying, indolence, tribalism, parochialism, sycophancy, and mediocrity, can never develop beyond the traditional
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Amidst Discordant Governance: Where is Nigeria Headed?
“Do two walk together unless they have agreed to do so?” Amos 3:3 – Holy Scriptures Never in the history
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Challenging Leadership: Critique or Betrayal?
No matter how highly placed, I would not encourage anybody to disobey court orders, talk less of disobeying the orders
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Political Accountability: A Dream for Nigeria’s Future?
When shall we get to the politically matured stage, where sitting and past Nigerian Presidents will be investigated as the
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Unity in Diversity: Overcoming Hardship Through National Solidarity
I hope we are not getting to that tipping point when hunger, starvation, fuel, and Naira scarcities shall bring all
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Beyond Religion and Tribe: A Call for National Unity in Times of Hardship
For those who see leadership through the prism of religion and tribe, is anyone free now from the current hardship
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Unrest Across Nigeria: Reflections on Policy Implementation and Social Impact
Protests erupted in some parts of Warri, Benin, and Ibadan earlier today. Some have proved fatal with the killing of
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Negotiating Change: Lessons from Nigeria’s Naira Redesign Policy
In every team, there should be an astute negotiator, who knows what it takes to engage other parties during a
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Chaos in the Socio-Economic Space: The Reign of Jerrycan Boys and POS Operators
Each time I try to x-ray what could be done to reduce the pains of the masses, I get more
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