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portada How to Build your Capacity For Future Relevance (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Language
Inglés
Pages
118
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 0.6 cm
Weight
0.17 kg.
ISBN13
9781719256841

How to Build your Capacity For Future Relevance (in English)

Albert O. Aina (Author) · Createspace Independent Publishing Platform · Paperback

How to Build your Capacity For Future Relevance (in English) - Aina, Albert O.

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Synopsis "How to Build your Capacity For Future Relevance (in English)"

Condoleeza decided as early as age 15, when she graduated from high school, to influence her world. As a black young woman, she resolved that black is not synonymous with lack, and it does not need to be white, in order to be right. At age nineteen, she received her bachelor's degree and went on to earn a doctorate. By the time she was twenty-six, Condi was an Assistant Professor at Stanford University. Twelve years later, she became the first female, non white, and youngest person to serve as Stanford's Provost. When her future, which she dreamt of at age seven, finally arrived, Condoleeza did not have to send her tesume to the White House. She was rather invited to serve in George Bush's cabinet, as Secretary of State. To the consternation of her nation, Condi turned down the offer. Why? She knew her worth. She knew that when you are loaded, you will definitely be needed. Bush persisted in his demand. Condoleeza saw her opportunity.. She would only serve on one condition: Mrica should be one of the centerpiece of America foreign policy. Bush succumbed. He could not afford not to have precious Condi as condiment for his government. Just before the Obama Phenomenon, a CNN reporter sought to know from Barbara Bush, the American first Lady, who the likely candidate to succeed her husband could be. Barbara Bush did not think twice it would be Condoleeza Rice. Ngozi Iweala was an ordinary girl from a remote village in Eastern Nig ria. She groomed herself unnoticed. When Olusegun Obasanjo, Nigerian Executive President, wanted a Joseph to manage excess crude oil money and liberate the Nation from age long internal and international debt, he went looking for Ngozi Iweala. She did not apply for the job. When she finally agreed to be the Finance Minister, it was on her own terms. She was to be chairman of the Nation's Economic and Fiscal planning. She must be free to choose her own team. She was to be encumbered by bureacratic bottle neck. Obansanjo succumbed and fix her remuneration in foreign currency. When Ngozi was reassigned to Foreign Ministry portfolio, the capital market sneezed. Nigerian foreign partners stood on edge. Three months later, Ngozi resigned. Why? Her condition for accepting to serve was violated by the President. She was no longer to remain as Chairman of National Economic Planning. Nigerian government lost a gem to the waiting arms of World Bank in New York. Dr. Ngozi Iweala became the first female non white, Managing Director of the World Bank. She pulled her team mate Dr Obiageli Ekwesile with her. Oby became the first female World Bank Vice President for Africa. When Barack Hussein Obama entered Harvard Law School in late 1988, no one in particular took note of the 27 year old black young man, with any futuristic implication. At the end of his first year, he was selected, based on his grades and a writing competition, as an editor of the prestigious Harvard Law Review. Obama prepared himself as a community organizer and civil rights attorney. He served three terms in the Illinois senate from 1997 to 2004. He was elected to US Senate in November 2004, with 70 percent of the vote. He sponsored and led unanimous bipartisan passage of legislation to monitor racial profiling. By the time Obama delivered the keynote address at the Democratic National convention in July 2004, the nation took note of his capacity built over the years. At 47, on November 4 2008 America and indeed, the World changed, as he predicted during his campaign

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