May 2009 Associates

“It’s an honour to have been selected for the Seminar and the lessons shared in the past couple of days is truly invaluable. I can think of nothing less than to look for further means of sharing this experience and getting more people involved. Thank you NLI.
Babasola Alokolaro, General Counsel to the Governor, Lagos State Government, Nigeria

“I am totally blown away about the depth of the Seminar, the discussions and the knowledge.  I am indeed really humbled to be part of this GREAT Family… Very Well Done…hope our Class would in the long term make NLI, real proud.”
Stella Duru, Senior Counsel, Banwo & Ighodalo, Nigeria

“I must sincerely confess that the seminar far exceeded my expectations. The NLI has really done a great job in organizing these seminars, the discussion and the knowledge gained these few days will go a long way in changing my perception and orientation about life. I wish you all in NLI success. I’m really proud to be an NLI member.”

Joy Nnoli, Branch Manager, First Bank Nigeria

“Thank you for the passion, the intelligence, the insights, the shared experiences and above all, the strong sense of brotherhood / sisterhood and unity – you’ve all given me so much, I can’t quite believe that it was only 3 days and 3 nights.”
Dr. Lola Solebo, Ophthalmic Surgeon, United Kingdom

“Thanks to you all for adding to my knowledge and experience last week. The seminar was a blast for me, full of energy and inspiration and powerful ideas.  It was a privilege to have spent the time with you and I am confident that really transformative leadership will emerge from our ranks.”
Seke Somolu, Principal Partner and Managing Director, Sweet Media, Nigeria

“It was an amazing event. Met some truly wonderful and inspirational people. My hope is renewed and I have rededicated myself while learning some useful lessons on how to effect lasting change in people’s lives. I am so glad that I went. Thank you!!!”
Sadiq Usman, Associate, J.P. Morgan, United Kingdom

“Once again, thank you both for providing me with the privileged opportunity to be part of the May seminar. It was a truly transformational experience – one that provoked me to think differently about my role in Nigerian society; that made me realise that I even had a role – a duty to change my country; and that I could play a role – a pivotal one in helping to shape the future of our great nation.
The most surprising thing was learning what I don’t know and highlighting what I need to know – like learning more about our Nigerian history, Constitution, politics, and economy. I need to & can do more to make a difference – from making little sacrifices to committing to bigger responsibilities.  Thank you all again for inspiring me, empowering me with the relevant knowledge & skills, enabling me to meet, learn from and build lasting relationships with outstanding individuals, and transforming me into an individual that is capable of transforming Nigeria.  I left Nigeria feeling like I was part of something big – revolutionary, and now part of a group that would make history by changing the future: May 21 – 23 was one of the most productive weekends of my life.”
Tara Idiegbe, Graduate Student, Harvard Business School, US