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Management institute inducts 199, seeks strategic leadership for Africa
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Management institute inducts 199, seeks strategic leadership for Africa

The Institute of Strategic Management of Nigeria, Chartered inducted 199 new members during its 2026 annual conference in Lagos. The event focused on themes such as strategic leadership, innovation, and enterprise as drivers for Africa's sustainable development. Attendees included industry leaders, policymakers, academics, and professionals. In his keynote speech, Tony Attah, CEO of Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited, emphasized that Africa's future depends more on the quality of leadership and institutions than on its natural resources. He argued that potential alone does not lead to prosperity and highlighted the importance of transforming ideas into tangible outcomes through effective leadership and execution. Attah also pointed out that African companies are increasingly competing globally and contributing to the continent's economic growth.

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Management institute inducts 199, seeks strategic leadership for Africa

The Institute of Strategic Management of Nigeria, Chartered inducted 199 new members during its 2026 annual conference in Lagos. The event focused on themes such as strategic leadership, innovation, and enterprise as drivers for Africa's sustainable development. Attendees included industry leaders, policymakers, academics, and professionals. In his keynote speech, Tony Attah, CEO of Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited, emphasized that Africa's future depends more on the quality of leadership and institutions than on its natural resources. He argued that potential alone does not lead to prosperity and highlighted the importance of transforming ideas into tangible outcomes through effective leadership and execution. Attah also pointed out that African companies are increasingly competing globally and contributing to the continent's economic growth.

Bias read (Center): The article discusses strategic leadership and institutional development in Africa, which are politically charged topics. However, the content remains balanced, focusing on general principles of leadership and development rather than taking a stance on specific political issues or parties. The tone,

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