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"The private sector is said to be the engine of economic growth, but the public sector is the oil for that engine. And when the oil is dirty, the engine cannot work efficiently. This is why we must all be interested in building an effective public sector." Watch former Auditor General of Ghana, Daniel Dormelevo, speak with students #atAshesi about service leadership and being a leader in the public sector. https://ashe.si/3RDHbn5

What Nigeria needs now are people with the right skill set to govern,selfless,sacrificial with servant and tranformational leadership mindset to maximise both the natural and national potential of Nigeria. Nigeria can deploy the LEMT framework of leadership,entrepreneurial initiatives,management of resources and deployment of technology to attain her full potential as a nation.

Can Nigeria be great again? Here is a message to teachers and the roles we can play to lead the next generation of leaders into birthing the Nigeria we seek. #Impact #INTENTIONALlEADERSHIP

We are discussing the biggest reasons for leadership gaps in Nigeria Organisation. Join in now by clicking here: https://lnkd.in/gRQK-5xk #successionplanning #leadershippipeline #futureproofingorganisation

DA consultancy is designed to be a tool for top-level leadership in Ghana 🇬🇭

The abnormality we lament over in our society as touching today's leadership can only be corrected when we: 1. Intentionally begin to redefine leadership at the grassroots. We may not be able to do so much about our current leaders. What about those who will lead us tomorrow? Can we begin to teach the younger minds what true leadership is and give them the opportunity and environment to put it to work? ...be it at home, in church or mosque, in the school etc This is one area Ojini Marvel International Leadership Academy is passionate about. 2. Decide on what we want as a nation. As long as we treat matters of national concern as second fiddle, we won't get the desired change. Nigeria is too big a country to be in one man's pocket, sadly it looks like the reverse is the case. They have found a loose strip, a pothole, a loophole and they have kept using that old trick to decompress the nation into pocketable sizes. How? By dividing us amongst religious and tribal lines. This card has worked over the years and is still working. We bear the pains of a failed administration as one family, helping each other survive. ...only for us to now be identified by our states of origin whenever it is time to cast our votes. 3. Refuse to remain APOLITICAL. The bad would remain until the good rises up. INDIFFERENCE ATTITUDE to matters that concern governance has to stop. It hasn't helped. It is not helping us. It won't still help us. We all cannot sit on those seats, yes. That's true. But, we all have a role or two to play to make the dream of a Greater Nigeria become a reality. Don't just sit on the fence and throw stones. Be part of the process. 🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬 #leadership #personaldevelopment #motivation #purpose #leaders #growth #NationBuilding #africa

Observing the politics, emotions and theatrics at play every time there is a change in leadership; people react either with enthusiasm or strong resistance. Our reaction to new leadership is based on the reputation of the existing leadership, combined with expectations and hopes of improvement from the new one. Either way, the introduction of new leadership and political parties brings with it a weird mixture of uncertainty, combined with hope and excitement. If we do not like our leaders we must banish them, If we do not like our government, we must fight to change it. If we do not like the way things are going, we must speak out and stop it. Building a great South Africa is the job of each one of us. We can never entrust that to just a few people seated in the 400 comfortable seats of our BURNT parliament – but we can direct them.

"Empowering Nigerian youth is the cornerstone of national progress and development. By investing in education, skills training, and leadership opportunities, we ignite the potential of our young people to innovate and lead. They are the driving force behind our future, capable of transforming challenges into opportunities. Let's provide them with the tools, support, and environment they need to thrive. When we empower our youth, we empower the nation, fostering a generation of resilient, informed, and inspired leaders who will drive Nigeria towards a brighter and more prosperous future."

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In less than 10 mins I will be speaking on Empowering Ethical leadership for transparent and accountable governance in Nigeria. Use the link to join this and other speakers too. Passion for a better Nigeria is our driving https://lnkd.in/dU4s9B44