Memes from the Nigerian Honours Myles Munroe Event: Truly a World leader

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How Nigeria Honoured Myles Munroe's legacies on His Posthumous 61st Birthday

World leadership coach and inter-continental influencer, Dr. Myles Munroe, a Bahamian national who died on November 9th with his wife Ruth aboard an aircraft was on Monday, April 20th 2015, honoured in Nigeria. The day was his birth date and so was a posthumous 61st birthday and was a night of tribute to his life and legacies that impacted our world. It was aptly tagged “Nigeria Honours Myles Munroe”. Known as a reformer and consultant to countries, Dr. Myles Munroe who authored about 17 books and coached a lot of world leaders as well as impacted millions taught leadership as a life style that guarantees productivity. 

The event which held in Abuja and put together by a committee of young Nigerians headed by Guardians of the Nation International, had speakers like Mrs. Sonye Allanah, Dr. Jimlas Ogunleye, Mr. Benson Ayodele Cole, of Echo scan, Pastor Sam Oye, Love Idoko of Motivation magazine, Ohimai Amaize, Sam Amadi of NERC, amongst other artistes like Evans and Neufy, as well as Paul, the poet. The atmosphere was real and the ambience very much motivating like Myles Munroe was present in the room. Continue to get more and see pictures

Nigeria Honours Dr. Myles Munroe

Dr. Myles Munroe would have been 61 years old on Monday, April 20th, 2015 if not for that heart-wrenching plane crash in November 2014. The news of his death and that of his dear wife, Ruth Munroe has been one of the hardest news of our century due to the impact his life and teachings is making across the globe.

So much as been said and done in honour of what he stood for: “leadership” “kingdom principles” “national prosperity” and more and on April 20th, Nigerians will be celebrating and honouring his legacies. This memorial event will feature keynote address, tributes, documentaries, music and testimonies and more so, ways to lead a life of purpose.

As a God general, nation builder, astute father, faithful husband, exemplary pastor, world consultant, dexterous author and leader per excellence, Dr. Myles Life lessons are uncountable and his impact transcends generations. 

We thank God for making his life a showcase that we can all become what we are born to be. So we decide to identify once again his nuggets, assess his impact and deliberately honour him.

You must be a Myle Munroe impactee!

If you are, join us at Reiz Continental hotel ,Central business District Abuja by 6pm on Monday, April 20th, 2015 in honour of this unforgettable icon.

Myles Munroe lives on!

To get an invitation card, visit GOTNI office at #4 Oguda Close off Lake Chad crescent, Maitama Abuja. 

Email: info@gotni.org

Call 08063956224

Leaders Forum Abuja Episode 10: April 16th in Pictures

Yesterday, 50 young leaders congregated at the 10th episode of the GOTNI Leaders forum and it was a packed educational session. 

The event which kicked off at exactly 6.03pm with the National anthem was well participated. 

The video of discussion featured was titled "Reinventing Nigeria through Mentoring" and was presented by Linus Okorie, a Leadership clinic Library. 3 participants agreed to the fact that having mentors is a great step in growth and learning. Every participant was encouraged to also mentor someone consciously.

Then was the break-out session where each group were to analyse the merits and demerits of the just concluded Nigerian election and it was a 12 minutes well spent. Participants pointed out salient points that marred the process, applauded the right processes while recommending new consideration and analysed risks too.

The teaching of the day was by Linus Okorie, and was titled "The Leader and the Power of Association" which drove home the point that great leaders do not surround themselves with dream killers amongst other points.

See more pictures of participants and do tag a friend who attended.After the cut...

Open Letter: Time To Build The Nation as Nigeria Clicks a New Dawn - Linus Okorie

Great People of Nigeria!

We are in a new dawn as a nation. A time when a new government is about to take over the task of building the Nigeria of our dreams. The turn-out and success of the 2015 elections is one that has clearly distinguished our economy and people as a democracy on the rise and we are proud of this. The labour of our heroes past and present shall indeed not be in vain.

It is more so heart-warming to know that efforts of the Guardians of the Nations International (GOTNI) for 21 years since her inception which is geared towards consciously grooming and building the capacities of young Nigerians to become transformational leaders is taken a rewarding step. I am glad to be alive at this time in our nation’s history to experience this robust youthful participation in an election that clearly shows that power belongs to the people of Nigeria – her youth in particular.

As we congratulate the President-elect, General Muhammadu Buhari, we urge that God blesses him with wisdom to lead and with a team that is ready to work as our nation is set to make a quantum leap.

It is time to make huge investment in leadership capital development that will help millions of young people in our great country find direction and support as we also propose a leadership retreat for the new government, to ensure the best leadership values and approaches to our national engagement and development. There is a sense of urgency towards providing value and inspiring our country towards a place of greatness amongst the comity of nations.

To the President, Dr. Goodluck Ebele Jonathan, we salute your exemplary leadership and heroic stand in a trying and very sensitive moment in our history as a nation. This selfless act of love for nation will surely give you a positive place in history. 

To the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), you must fine-tune the logistics support and truly get better as Nigeria advances in her democracy.

To the great people of Nigeria, let us join hands with this government to shun corruption at all levels and embrace integrity that will ensure dignity of labour amongst other things.

Long live Our Presidents

Long Live Nigeria

GOTNI…building outstanding leaders!

Linus Okorie

President, Guardians of the Nation International (GOTNI)