In the shift to hybrid work, don’t overlook your in-person workforce
This is the first of a series of articles looking at sentiments among key segments of the workforce, based on
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The Inside the Mind of the CEO interview series explores a wide range of critical decisions faced by chief executives
Read moreThe other Machiavelli
However cynical it may seem, Machiavelli’s The Prince has long been recognized as a source of insights for anyone trying
Read moreThe new work-life balance
If you look up the history of work–life balance, you’ll find different takes on the concept’s origins. Many people give
Read moreDoes your culture fit your strategy?
When it comes to the future of work, digital skills are only part of the story. Resilience and creativity, empowered
Read moreWhen it comes to changing culture, think small
Effective leaders know that long-term corporate success requires a strong organizational culture that is well aligned with a company’s purpose
Read moreFive ways to harness the power of purpose
Leaders instinctively understand the value of corporate purpose. They know that, when it is well articulated, a company’s purpose statement—or
Read moreBeyond purpose statements
Imagine, for a moment, somebody sitting down 50 years from now to write a book about the history of modern
Read moreTechnology alone won’t solve your organizational challenges
I recently participated in an online open innovation session on the future of work hosted by Everything Omni, a UK-based
Read moreMubarak Bala: Atheist Activism And Liberation From Religious Oppression In Nigeria By Leo Igwe
The case of Nigerian humanist, Mubarak Bala has made it necessary to reflect on the situation of atheism in Nigeria.
Read moreAre INEC Resident Commissioners Homeless Bats? By Chief Mike Ozekhome, SAN
I watched and listened very carefully to my good friend, Chief Festus Okoye, INEC’s cerebral Commissioner for Information and Voter
Read moreAbuja-Kaduna Train Attack: Baba Alagbado ‘Tinubu’ Should Sacrifice Himself To Free Nigerians In Captivity, By Buhari Olanrewaju Ahmed
Nigeria is battling different diagnostic diseases that have affected the most sensitive parts of the body. Citizens are internally weak
Read moreA Lifeline For Judges By Ebun-Olu Adegboruwa, SAN
About a week ago, the National Industrial Court, sitting in Abuja, directed the federal government of Nigeria to increase the
Read moreRented Fake Pastors And Unknown Bishops: Tinubu Not Qualified To Be President By Bayo Oluwasanmi
Nigeria is in a turbulent time. We need a president particularly fitted for the times. The judgment of Alhaji Bola
Read moreA pose by any other name
It was a bit like those internet advertisements for “one weird trick to get rid of belly fat,” except this
Read moreNigeria: Cataclysmic Collapse By Fulani Jihad Or Safe Landing By NINAS Plan? By Ndidi Uwechue
Let us hear it from Jubilee Campaign, an internationally acclaimed human rights and genocide evaluation non-profit organisation that holds consultative
Read moreOf Unknown Soldiers, Gunmen, And Bishops By Achike Chude
The great man, the Abami Eda himself, the late Fela Anikulapo Kuti (God bless his soul), got it right, as
Read moreI Too Remember (Going Down Memory Lane With Oladipupo Adamolekun At 80), By Niyi Osundare
I remember: when I got to Christ’s School in January 1967 for the Higher School Certificate course, his name was
Read moreGovernor Bello Matawalle: Paying More Than Lips Service To RUGA, By Deyemi Saka
When President Muhammadu Buhari-led administration came up with “The Ruga policy” which was aimed at resolving the conflict between nomadic
Read moreWill Machines Replace Journalists, Too? By Azu Ishiekwene
The advent of any significant changes in technology has often triggered concerns about the fate of journalism. Even at the
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