Nigeria: Change Models and Options (2), By M.J. Balogun
Change, however, is not a one-off event. It is an unending process.
Tag: Change
Nigeria: Change Models and Options (1), By M. J. Balogun
Restructuring, of course, means different things to different persons.
Why Real Change Proves Elusive In Nigeria (I), By M.J. Balogun
The stumbling block, which has constantly been ignored, is the underlying governance culture.
Mokyr’s “A Culture of Growth”: A Review In the African Context (1), By Rafiq Raji
You need unreasonable men and women to change a culture towards progress.
For Such A Time As This, By Taiwo Odukoya
Doing what you can to improve the society, and I what I can, will definitely create the critical mass needed ...
Inside the Fortress of Aso Rock, By Dele Agekameh
Leadership in Africa is often seen as a means to an end. What this means is that people believe that ...
Changing Culture, Changing Course, By Taiwo Odukoya
The prevailing culture of corruption, impunity, suspicion and nepotism will only serve to keep us in this cycle of mediocrity ...
Sectionalism as Root of Corruption: If Jonathan, Why Buhari?, By Majeed Dahiru
It is time for the president to be more of a statesman than a politician. At 73, Buhari has an ...
Change – Are You Contributing Your Quota?, By Taiwo Odukoya
In every society where positive reformation has occurred, it has been because the people, dissatisfied with the status quo, took ...
Memo to Buhari On UK Anti-Corruption Summit, By Bob MajiriOghene Etemiku
...part of our memo to the Anti-Corruption Summit is this: let governments empower those affected by corruption, let governments deploy ...
