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Earning back your expenses through Nigerian production shares

Within the past seven years, Nigerian sports lovers’ addiction to various football clubs reduced slightly due to sports betting. After betting on particular clubs’ victory, gamblers support the club they bet on instead of clubs they liked. They now think more about getting rewards from betting on clubs than instead of shouting up and down […]

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Can someone without political office experience redeem Nigeria?

Employers of labour often prefer candidates with vast work experience to ensure refined service. Yet, despite the preference for experienced candidates, not all experiences are considered relevant to specific tasks. So, a distinction rises in the experience between butchers and surgeons, and between prison commanders (force) and choirmasters (freewill). The purpose of employment determines the […]

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Are Nigerians ready for change?

Robert Greene advices power-seekers to preach change, but avoid changing things because people don’t like to change.1 In the ‘Game of Thrones’, Theon Greyjoy refused to be rescued from captivity after he got used to Ramsey Bolton’s captivity. This is a manifestation of Stockholm syndrome, which is an emotional disorder in which captives develop love […]

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Error in leaving mineral resources for information marketing in the computer age

Kindling light in a dark room manifests the beauty and brilliance of light over darkness. After kindling it, the light is sustained by energy-mediums like candle, kerosene lantern, electric-lightbulb, firewood or other energy-materials. Light does not start or stand on its own; it always depends on something else for introduction, sustenance and transmission. Just like […]

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How do effective leaders use physical strength and force in administration?

After Theon Greyjoy invaded Winterfell, he was cajoled to show his strength by publicly executing Sir Rodrick. Theon’s lieutenant enticed him to show power: “He has to pay the iron-price; they will never respect you while he lives.”[1] The temptation to show strength and force was overcome by President David Palmer, who refused to retaliate […]

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Does Nigeria really need iron-handed leaders to be revived?

After shooting Mance Rayder’s as mercy-killing, instead of letting him undergo the slow agony of being burnt alive, Jon Snow was advised by Stannis Baratheon: “Show too much kindness, people won’t fear you. And if they don’t fear you, they won’t follow you.”[1] This thought-pattern has been adopted as justification for cruelty and violence in […]

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