The Irony of June 12: Reflecting on IBB’s Legacy and the Responsibility of Leadership
I do not know how true it is, but there is an extract being quoted from Prof. Omo Omoruyi’s book
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The True Foundation of Thriving Nations and Organizations
When we hear about nations, communities, or organizations thriving, the essential foundation is respect for the rule of law, due
From Naked Beginnings to Looming Ends: A Call for Compassionate Leadership
Life is but a looming end from that naked beginning in which we were delivered into this world. Curiously, nobody
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A Nation of Paradoxes: Hunger, Wealth, and the Defense of Corruption
Is it not a regrettable paradox, that in a country where majority of citizens go to bed hungry, where states
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From ‘Essenco’ to Cash Scarcity: Navigating Nigeria’s Economic Challenges Across Generations
In 1984, we queued to buy rice, milk, and sugar, which were tagged essential commodities. They were essential commodities; they
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Life’s Unpredictable Path: Navigating Trials and Temptations with Resilience
Life said to us, “Come!” But it did not tell us where it will deposit us. It also did not
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Exploring Alternative Pathways: Finding Opportunities in Unexpected Places
I have yet to see a market with a single entrance. Usually, markets have many entrances. As in the market
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Facing the Heat: A Call for Environmental Consciousness
As I meditate over the heat shocks, I suddenly remember the “rainmaker, Majek Fashek,” now resting with the Lord. I
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Unmasking the Judases Among Us: A Call to Repentance and Integrity this Easter
Since Friday, people have been abusing Judas Iscariot who betrayed Jesus. If he were alive, he would have been stoned
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Life’s Buffet: Choosing Wisely for Health and Happiness
Life is like a buffet. Nutritionists always advise that the more colorful the foods on our plates and the more
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Embracing Individual Journeys: Finding Happiness in Life’s Unique Paths
Happiness does not come cheaply. We work for it. In all our travails, let us not be quick to compare
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