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Good leaders are hard to come by, and only leaders who know what it takes to make the good leadership mark apply the Jesus strategy – the rule of discipleship…
Good leaders are hard to come by, and only leaders who know what it takes to make the good leadership mark apply the Jesus strategy – the rule of discipleship…
By Musa Ilallah Reading Reuben Abati’s May 2 article (originally published in his ThisDay column, and widely syndicated) about Nigerians in Sudan, drove home again for me the fact that…
For as long as I have known Ike Ekweremmadu, he has been a brilliant lawyer, a distinguished public servant and a dedicated family man. Over the course of two decades…
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Every nation bound to succeed must take leadership as serious business, and make it the responsibility of not just one man who is the President but the responsibility of every…
Tunde Imolehin The 2023 General Election has come and gone. The winners have emerged and those who lost have gone to the drawing board to reassess, knowing that 2027 is just a blink…
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By Dele Alake Nothing captures and portrays the crisis of credibility and integrity of the vast majority of a sectional intelligentsia than a recent piece by Dr Chidi Amuta titled…
By Oluwole Coker As a literary scholar, I have great admiration for Chimamanda Adichie's gift as a writer. I have devoted considerable energy to study her work and that of…