M.I, who has over the years faced bouts of criticisms from fans, artistes and members of his former record label, said he does not let that get to him because the only opinion that really matters is his.
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But this is not the time to diminish the joy of the northern General and his presidential family who recently threw a bureau de change party for the baby of the clan, Hanan, and called it a wedding, in Abuja, the seat of power.
The governor, who stated this while speaking on the theme: “Integrity as a sine qua non to a prosperous nation,” at a virtual meeting of the Akinjide Adeosun Foundation Leadership Colloquium – Chapter 5, held in Lagos, said only leaders who lead with integrity can take a nation out of the woods.
A key concept in this elegant yet very intriguing brand of politics is the notion of primus inter pares, which underpins the entire parliamentary system of government wherein the British Prime Minister is the primus inter pares – first amongst other ministers who are seen as equals.
According to the group, their support for the APC candidate, Osagie Ize-Iyamu, was borne out of the ideals of the APC, anchored on credible leadership and good governance as exemplified by President Muhammadu Buhari.
Mustapha Salihu and other APC stalwarts on Thursday notified the court of their intention to discontinue the suit.
In the 21st century, rating effective leadership is now based on leaders’ possession of “soft skills”. Leadership today is no longer rated by intimidating or swaying charisma like that of Adolf Hitler. Soft skills, according to Joana Marques in “Leadership Today” include purpose, morality, values, vision, authenticity, empathy and emotional intelligence, spirituality, and trust among others.
If one has not occupied a position of leadership, one would not fully understand the truism of William Shakespeare’s wise words: “Uneasy lies the head that wears the crown.” But those who wear the crown know where it hurts. So it is with the leadership of the Federal Inland Revenue Service at this inauspicious time.
Challenges around the world today point to one thing and one thing only: the need for the leadership to move away from sheer rhetoric and show capacity in areas so demand. It is in same light that the current situation in Nigeria demands of the government to put in place a watertight border management plan that could guarantee the security and safety of the Nigerian people.
Let me start by saying this: I am not from southern Nigeria. But I am a strong Peoples Democratic Party man. However, what I say here is about the fate of Ndigbo in the affairs of Nigeria. I deeply sympathize with my friends from the South East each time we sit out and discuss politics and the leadership of Nigeria.
According to Thomas Hobbes, life for man in the state of nature was solitary, poor, brutish, nasty and short. It was an era marked with great trouble as men, in their natural instinct for self-preservation, found right in might.
Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq of Kwara State has approved the appointment of Prof. Mustapha Mohammed-Akanbi as substantive Vice Chancellor of the State University, Malete.
He is no less a child of providence, wielding power and privilege with fetching humility and exemplary focus. He has demonstrated with his life’s trajectory that royalty, economics, philanthropy and politics fundamentally address transformation of the human condition for good. As yet, he unabashedly maintains this unique, philosophical footing in his private and public exertions.
The Arewa Consultative Forum has announced a new leadership to pilot the affairs of the group.
The Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Ogunwusi, has said that women can rise to be president of Nigeria because they have the strengths and potential of good leadership.
In a country where women account for 55 per cent of the population and have a 10 per cent higher life expectancy rate, the argument for women participation is neither cosmetic nor tokenistic.
Former Army Chief blasts Nigerian leaders, insists on new system of government
The immediate-past governor of Zamfara State, Alhaji Abdul’aziz Yari, said his party, the All Progressives Congress, remained a strong political party in the state inspite of its loss at the Supreme Court.
The Vice Presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Peter Obi, has thanked God for sustaining democracy for 20 years in Nigeria.
Alhaji Najeem Yasin, the President of the National Union of Road Transport Workers, says nobody or group can take over the leadership of the union unconstitutionally.