By Oluwasayomipe Osasona Leadership is the art of getting someone else to do something you want done because he wants to do it. Of all the definitions of leadership I have come across, this definition is the one that appeals to me most. Why? Because this definition completely describes what’s in my head anytime I
By Gloria Iyke Leadership for me, can be broken down into two words; LEADER and SHIP. A leader is someone who is designed and appointed to direct a group of people to achieve a set goal. In a particular context, I would want to say a ship can be described as a structure carrying opinions
By Benjamin Yesufu I have thought of myself as a leader for as long as I can remember. Growing up as the eldest of three sons, I learnt at a young age that leadership meant responsibility. I knew that a leader had to take decisions for others, and that a leader would be answerable for
By Joy Falade I believe leadership is in two basic contexts: good leadership and bad leadership, Good leadership is a practical skill that encircles an individual to lay a right footstep for others to follow or influencing someone to be the very best personality they can be, while, bad leadership is all about setting the
By Francis Oboh Leading self. Leading others. This is my newfound mantra since awakening to the reality of leadership paradigms and approaches. Many do not realize, but for the most part, leading self is harder than leading others. I have realized this now, and some useful tools that I have begun to adapt are discipline
by Michael Akpan Jr. We’re pleased to inform you that you have been selected by the Admissions Committee as one of the 30 bright minds to participate in The Bridge Entrepreneurial Leadership Fellowship Program for 2019. Prior to the acceptance email, with excerpt above, there was the application process which started out with an online
By Onyekah Princewill I have learned a lot this week. It’s been wonderful meeting new people with different ideas and creative minds. Mr. John, our facilitator, has really made this camp accommodating and memorable. We all are on a journey: The Entrepreneurial Leadership journey. The Bridge Program has designed a very inspiring module, and one I would
By Oludayo Olufowob Alchemist: A person who transforms or creates something through a seemingly magical process. The two-week impact session ended with a rooftop networking session; an ethereal moment when we met with Nigerians who are making waves in their careers, some from the humblest beginnings. An analogy in mind is Moses being taken up