THECOMMUNICAT: September 2013

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Political propaganda and public confidence in Nigeria

By Niran Adedokun

Hey friends, I trust that you had a good weekend and that you are rejuvenated for a really productive week like I am. Just keep at that thing which you know how to do best and trust the Almighty One to smile on you one day soon.

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Product innovation and the rest of us...

By Atim Nkese Nkpubre

Last Tuesday, 10th September, 2013 to be precise, Apple did it again - lifted the curtains off two new iPhones: The high-end iPhone 5S, and the plastic-bodied iPhone 5C. Apple is trying to play it both ways this time around. Here are the key takeaways from Apple’s big reveal, according to Chris Gayomali .

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Playing safe on the social media

By Niran Adedokun

I woke up one morning a few months back to a pile of messages from friends and associates who had received an e-mail purportedly sent by me seeking financial assistance until I returned from a trip to the United Kingdom.

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Tales... from Fascinating Nigeria

By Atim Nkese Nkpubre

Nigeria is a fascinating country by all standards. This “giant of Africa” is not only the most populous country in Africa but is also ranked the 7th most populous in the world. Nigerians would readily testify to our varied landscape, biodiversity and rich natural endowment as common evidence of our collective appeal.

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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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Political propaganda and public confidence in Nigeria

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Tales... from Fascinating Nigeria

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