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Do You Know A Transformational Leader?
Dear Colleagues,
We want to hear from you! Do you know of a transformational leader whose contributions have made remarkable impacts on their countries?
Share your thoughts, ideas, tips below!
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Permalink Reply by Jafar Danesi on -
Dear Sor/Madam,Yes, Prince Ogunlewe, the Present Head of Service with the Lagos State Government, Nigeria deserve an award of a Transformative Leader. I worked in close collaboration with him when I was the Senior Technical Officer, with DFID Sponsored States Partnership for Accountability Responsiveness and Capability (SPARC), He is the chairman of all the transformational programme of Lagos State Government.His leadership and humbleness is the power behind all the success story of Lagos State till date, This is why no state can compete with Lagos in Nigeria in terms of transformation and development. Lagos State is the one in terms of infrastructural development and the very first state to past the bill against domestic violence even ahead of the Federal Government.Prince Ogunlewe has a way of organizing all the Permanent Secretaries (who has so much respect for him) together work and deliver at a very high speed. He will stay with them and work with them till very late and he always seek their opinion on all issues concerning work and how to deliver better services for Lagos people.If there an award for a transformational Leader, I think this man derserve such an award.RegardsJafar DanesiExecutive DirectorPolicy Research41 Old Yaba RoadEbute Metta, YabaLagos, Nigeria
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Permalink Reply by Hannah J Cooper on -
Hi Jafar,
Thank you so much for your post! I really appreciate it! Would you be willing to write a short case study on him? Including 1) The issue that he tackled 2) Why he was successful and 3) What other can learn from him?
Let me know if this is of interest to you and I will send you a brief form!
Thank you again so much for your nomination!
Do colleagues have any other thoughts?
Hannah
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Permalink Reply by Jafar Danesi on
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Dear Hannah,
Thanks for your mail. Yes, I will write the short case study on him,
Regards
Jafar
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Permalink Reply by Hannah J Cooper on
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Wonderful! Thank you! You can send it to be directly and/or post it online. Whatever you prefer!
Just let me know!
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