Babs Olugbemi

A common question I have asked all my coaching clients since the year began is: what do you desire in 2020? From all the responses, I can see the desire to live a fulfilled life in most of…

 One of the characteristics of high performing organisations is the consistency in achieving results and creating value for the stakeholders. The results are not just consistent but are…

Last week, I huge Nigerians to stop the unnecessary eulogy for the founding fathers. This because they failed to put in place a structure to harness unity in our diversity, the foundation…

The founding fathers of Nigeria would be unhappy with the regular eulogy of praises on them at events like the democracy and independence days. They would be unhappy with the legacy they…

Before I explore why Miyetti Allah will kill Nigeria, I would like to quote from my previous articles. Nigeria is better and more significant as a united entity subject to the acceptance and…

Hope Uzodinma, the Imo state governor’s repeal of the Governors and Speakers Pensions and Privileges Law of 2007 last week is a glimpse of hope. If it can happen in the Imo state of Nigeria,…

In my article, judging the parts from the whole which centred on the life of the former Chief of Staff, late Abba Kyari, I did promise to write some relationship lessons from the tribute of…

Life is said to be full of ups and downs. Despite the valleys and peaks of life, humans have always found a way around it and going on in life is often inevitable. The world survived the…

Here is the second part of my system-oriented solutions to the Almajari problem. Last week, we stopped at what individuals and traditional institutions could do to support the state…

I was in shock and tears as I watched the repatriations of the Almajaris from one state to another in the north following the decisions of the Northern Governors’ Forum (NGF). It was sad to…