THECOMMUNICAT: May 2013

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Celebrating our future

By Atim Nkese Nkpubre

May 27 is Children’s Day in Nigeria. It is a special day set aside to celebrate and honour our children as well as draw attention to issues affecting them. It is a day to consider who they are and the warmth they bring into our lives. Children’s day is a public day and a fun day off from school.

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"Attack Dog" Okupe Vs "Liar" Mohammed in the art of political spokesmanship

By Niran Adedokun

As a student of the art of communications, I am fascinated by the endless exchange between Dr. Doyin Okupe and Alhaji Lai Mohmamed.

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Readers react to Saka's "I don port" MTN TVC

By Atim Nkese Nkpubre

Welcome to a brand new week. On behalf of the team at The Communicat, I hereby apologise to our esteemed readers and loyal followers of our blog who were unable to share their thoughts with us, owing to systemic issues.

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Mobile Number Portability in Nigeria: Matters Arising

By Atim Nkese Nkpubre

Watchers of the Nigerian telecommunications industry would agree that things haven’t quite been the same since Monday, 22nd April 2013, when
Nigeria joined other top countries of the world in implementing the Mobile Number Portability (MNP) regime, albeit, amid recurring challenges in service quality.

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Synopsis of the gospel according to Ram Charan

•Practice is key in the development of any venture - no one becomes a champion and no champion can retain his title without rigorous, disciplined and sustained practice.

•Use your brains. Build relationships.

•Practice intellectual honesty, building resilience and determination, Practice what to focus on in the next 12 months.

•Leaders build nations.

•Look at the big picture – we live in a world without borders, conquer Nigeria and then conquer the world!

•Aspire and set the right goals.

•Emphasise learning – aim to get better all the time.

•Identify the hurdles - that are before you and how to cross them. There are hurdles that everyone, nation and business has to cross.

•Multiply - the leader’s greatest, highest leverage is people. Create a group of leaders within the business who are relentless in getting things done and handle problems with courage.

•Don’t try to do too many things at the same time - - select three initiatives at a time and make them happen.

•Treat People right - countries need to stop degrading people. focus on raw talent (which is abundant), be proud of it, spend energy to train it and make them employable. He noted that with 500, 000 employable well trained people things can change for a country.

• Build world-class companies, good enough for us, may not last

•Save and don’t eat the elephant in one day.

•The new criterion for the world is leadership because it gets things done. – Nations don’t compete, it is people that compete.

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Celebrating our future

"Attack Dog" Okupe Vs "Liar" Mohammed in the art of political spokesmanship

Readers react to Saka's "I don port" MTN TVC

Mobile Number Portability in Nigeria: Matters Arising

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