Review of Jim Collins and Jerry I. Porras’ Built to Last
The main premise of Jim Collins and Jerry I. Porras’ Built To Last is a comparative study – a comparison…
Review of Dr Opeyemi’s ‘Sex Education Made Easy’ by Olorunsogo Toluwani
Sex Education Made Easy is a simple guide made for parents and guardians who struggle with teaching their wards about sex,…
Review of Ami Jen Su’s The Leader You Want to Be
At the beginning of The Leader You Want to Be, Amy Jen Su introduces us to Leader A and Leader…
Review of Tolu Akinyemi’s ’Inferno Of Silence’ by God’swill Enang
Akinyemi has proved himself a genius again. This collection of short stories will be reviewed one after another. In 'Black…
Review of Marshall Goldsmith’s Triggers
“Triggers are what shape our behaviour. Certain situations can provoke even the most rational among us into behaving differently –…
Review of Bill Walsh’s The Score Takes Care of Itself: My Philosophy of Leadership
‘The Score Takes Care of Itself’ is an account of Bill Walsh, the legendary San Francisco 49ers coach who took…
Review of Alden Mills’ Unstoppable Teams
Could a single book really make you a better leader AND help you make more money in your business? Yes!…
Review of Jim Rohn’s Leading an Inspired Life
This book is, in my opinion, essential reading for anyone who is seriously interested in his or her personal development,…
Review of Steven Silbiger’s The Jewish Phenomenon
Perhaps it was my upbringing in the American Bible Belt, but I’ve always had a fascination with Jewish culture. It…
True North by Bill George
Bill George was an inspirational, high-achieving leader at the medical instrument company Medtronic, which he grew to become the world’s…
Amma Darko’s ‘Faceless’: The making of street children
Having cut her teeth with the publication of Beyond the Horizon under the Heinemann African Writers’ Series in 1995, Amma…
Review of Patty McCord’s Powerful: Building a Culture of Freedom and Responsibility
In Powerful: Building a Culture of Freedom and Responsibility, Patty McCord tears down the old way of managing teams and…
Review of Yejide Kilanko’s ‘Daughters who walk this path’
The recent happenings in the society today makes Daughters who walk this path a very important addition to the already…
Review of Gabriel Okara’s ‘Piano and Drums’
"Piano and Drums" by Gabriel Okara is timely and evergreen especially if one considers its postcolonial relevance. The poetic persona…
The magic of thinking big By David J. Schwartz
Think of the people who earn five times as much as you. Are they five times smarter? Do they work five…
Review of Wole Soyinka’s ‘The Lion and the jewel’
This literary work of art is a play written by a playwright and the 1986 winner of the Nobel prize…
Review of Patrick Oguejio’s ‘The Sacred Forest’
The 97-page book (The Sacred Forest) authored by Patrick Tagbo Oguejio tells a story of a young man named Ike…
Review of Ahmed’s ‘How To Bring Your Customers Back’
The book “How To Bring Your Customers Back” by Ahmed Omotosho is precisely a tool that must be on every…
Review of Ojerinde’s ‘Museum of Dreams’
“…it’s an archive, of unfulfilled dreams. Somewhere to keep all the ambitions that never was. Imagine annals of a morrow…
Review of Daymond John’s Rise and Grind
If I had to use one word to describe this book, it would be this: awesome. When you flip through…
