Sule Lamido's Phenomenal Life Story

This book explains the history and lifestyle of one of Nigeria's most exciting politicians, His Excellency, Jigawa State's Governor, Dr. Sule Lamido. It is a thorough research memoir of a focused politician who has the interest of the public at heart. The book discusses Sule's foreign policy diplomacy, his hopes, dreams and aspiration for a different Nigeria and how leadership etiquettes and principles can be restored and entrenched in the country's nascent democracy. The author's engaging style offers a remarkable story of a well experienced politician, beautifully told. The book is certainly a compendium of Sule Lamido's reformation philosophy. It really exposes, in detail, what human being can do as service to humanity either alone or with anybody that cares to effect change. It is a good account on the history of a grassroot politician whose radical reform agenda has virtually touched everywhere in Jigawa State, Nigeria. Teachers and students of political science, anthropology and history will find this book a reference material, most especially in teaching the political-economy and effective management of states' resources not only in Nigeria, but also generally in Africa.

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Nura Jibo hails from Gumel local government, Jigawa State, Nigeria. Bsc. Q.S: Studied Quantity Surveying at Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria. He is a multidiciplinary academic writer for 11 years. He worked with MOBAT Quants Consultants and Project Managers, Kano State, Nigeria for 3 years. Lifetime Member,West African Research Association.

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This book explains the history and lifestyle of one of Nigeria's most exciting politicians, His Excellency, Jigawa State's Governor, Dr. Sule Lamido. It is a thorough research memoir of a focused politician who has the interest of the public at heart. The book discusses Sule's foreign policy diplomacy, his hopes, dreams and aspiration for a different Nigeria and how leadership etiquettes and principles can be restored and entrenched in the country's nascent democracy. The author's engaging style offers a remarkable story of a well experienced politician, beautifully told. The book is certainly a compendium of Sule Lamido's reformation philosophy. It really exposes, in detail, what human being can do as service to humanity either alone or with anybody that cares to effect change. It is a good account on the history of a grassroot politician whose radical reform agenda has virtually touched everywhere in Jigawa State, Nigeria. Teachers and students of political science, anthropology and history will find this book a reference material, most especially in teaching the political-economy and effective management of states' resources not only in Nigeria, but also generally in Africa.