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Nigerian Institute of Management (Chartered) holds 2016 distinguished Lecture SeriesPosted: 11 years ago |
The Nigerian Institute of Management (Chartered) will on Thursday, July 14 hold its 2016 Distinguished Management Lecture Series at the Institute's Management House, in Lagos. The President and Chairman of Council of the Institute, Prof. Munzali Jibril, in a statement said the theme of this year's lecture is profiled, "NIGERIA: The leadership question and the challenges ahead". Describing ineffective leadership as the bane of the nation's development since independence, NIM President revealed that the theme of the lecture was chosen because "more than ever before in the history of its existence, Nigeria needs an urgent solution to the many leadership challenges besetting it which are threatening the nation's corporate existence". "The institute which believes in supporting government in finding solutions to the problems of governance is, therefore, using the opportunity provided by this open forum to contribute its quota to proffering viable and workable roadmap to the leadership question", he added. However, he noted that a speech on the aforementioned theme would be delivered by a renowned public affairs analyst, the Vice Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of ICON Stockbrokers Ltd and a former President of Institute of Directors, Nigeria, Chike Nwanze. Speaking further, Jibril described the annual lecture as one of the Institute's contributions to nation building, adding that the distinguished management lecture has always provided a platform for the Institute to brainstorm on a burning and contemporary leadership and management issue of national importance and suggest a way forward. “Be good to others, because what goes around comes around... |
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