The pursuit of sustainable development is the essence and singular objective of governance and the objective of every institution and organisation within the state.

Despite great strides made to improve health indices across sub-Sahara Africa especially in Nigeria, there is still much work to be done. Key health indices such as maternal mortality and under-five mortality still remain poor despite substantial financial investments. Why? Several studies indicate that many of the global health interventions that have been implemented are…

The Israelites did evil in the Lord’s sight and served the images of Baal. They abandoned the Lord, the God of their ancestors, who had brought them out of Egypt. They went after other gods, worshiping the gods of the people around them. And they angered the Lord”, (Judges 2:11-12). OF all the definitions of…

Today, we have problems both in the world and in the Church. For, there are some leaders who see themselves as chief Executives, Masters and not servants of the people.

Those who are given to adding value, contributing their quota to the development and emancipation of society, have the advantage of mastering the art and thus defining leadership for the people.

Were James Ibori, Deprieye Alamieyeseigha and Ayo Fayose not given the opportunity? So, what the hell are you talking about? Come off it. You see that is the type of thing I find absolutely unacceptable.

Great businesses and the entrepreneurs that build these great businesses, especially in Nigeria, are those who have good management skills combined with good leadership skills and strive to be better at both. 

It was A chebe who said, in his well-thought-out article, ‘The Trouble With Nigeria,’ that the problem with Nigeria is not the land, climate, water, air or anything else but leadership. A critical look at Achebe’s position shows that, we are where we are now as a people or nation politically, socially, morally, technologically and…

Nigeria needs a new order of leadership which is service- and merit-driven, full of vigour, visible and most importantly, people-oriented.

“We must help them to succeed because they are the ones to take over in the `nearest’ future,” she told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Monday on the sideline of a youth empowerment programme.

The current situation in Nigeria, where stupendous sums of foreign currency are stashed away in homes, cemeteries, farmlands, etc, while ordinary Nigerians are starving and being driven to suicide, is appalling.

It is the story of a people with great potential but whose collective power and influence have been contained by the rapaciousness or self-centredness of a few indifferent leaders.