Leadership and the people’s trust

Leadership’s strongest currency is trust. No matter how visionary, strategic, skilful or eloquent leaders are, they cannot achieve significant results, if they fail to earn the people’s trust.

Taiwo Odukoya

Sunday Magazine

Leadership and the people’s trust

Good people should be interested in politics, says Omobude

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The decline of the charismatic revival in Igbo land

Use me - Part 1

A season of rampaging infernos

Men of God who flaunt their wealth influence younger ones negatively

Akinlabi: Vantage forum helps to equip our members economically

What do men say you are?

Doubts

Why death penalty no longer deters criminals

The power of character

There is no other way - Part 3

Silence please! How to locate the birth place for greatness

Afolabi: Chief Judges should sign warrant for capital punishment

Captial punishment requires some measure of restraint, says Adegboruwa

Hon: We must strengthen justice administration

The spread of charismatic revival through independent evangelists

A year of divine sanitation - Part 3

Ike Nnaebue champions global opportunities for Nigeria's next generation of filmmakers

Shettima hails Tinubu's mother, says her values still shape Nigeria

NCC, CAC mandate approval for 10 per cent telecom share transfers

Aiyedatiwa hails Oyebanji's re-election, lauds Faduyile's by-election win

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