CommonsenseXpress: Leadership and Motivations in Power*: Rethinking Disintegration - Chapter 4: Introduction Yes, things have fallen apart and the center is not holding on strong. Few months ago, one Leonard, Shilgba, Ph.D., a reg...
SNC and True Federalism - Part One.
First posted January 02, 2012.
A Veritable Opinion Leader! We blaze the trail, and the World follows. It is Moving Forward. A pragmatic approach to Leadership and Public Service. Defined by Common Sense and Intuitive Instinct. Dedicated to the service of humanity. It's about Policy Statements and knowing what works. God's Goodness Lives in Me - Visionary, Creative, and Audacious. A Globalized Narrative for Progressive Idealism, Rule of Law, and the Pursuit of Happiness. You hear it here, first. It is Straight Talk!
Saturday, October 5, 2013
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
FIFA World Cup Final: Coach Didier Deschamps and a Lesson in Authentic Leadership. (A Master Class)
I am not a Sportswriter, commentator, analyst, or enthusiast. I am a Lawyer by training, and I have a passion for crafting public policy sta...
-
Synopsis: The much-derided Executive Immunity inherent in Section 308 of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, as...
-
Musa: States Are Hiding Behind Marginalisation To Promote Laziness - Balarabe Musa (Please, if you are looking for a short essay to ...
-
An abridged version appeared on the Association of International Petroleum Negotiators (AIPN) discussion Board on LinkedIn). “The re...
-
Introduction Yes, things have fallen apart and the centre is not holding on strong. A few months ago, one Leonard Shilgba, a regular w...
-
A sovereign nation is endowed with inalienable rights, coupled with the machinery of the state to function independently. These are nece...
-
“The federal character principle enshrined in the 1979 Constitution is predicated upon the view of Nigeria as a house on four pillars, t...
-
PPPRA overpaid fuel importers by N25bn —KPMG The Senate Joint Committee on the Subsidy Scheme reopened investigations into the payment of...
No comments:
Post a Comment
The Lord is my Shepherd; I shall not want.