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ALL JULY 2020 EDITION.Cdr RULERS’ W RInnovave leaderLship Dnews media N500 O USA...$4.00 / UK 2.50 / Le 10.000 / South Africa R20 JULY 2020 EDITION ISSN: 2153-4977 Ghana Cedies 10 /Liberia $2 / France E3.50 / Germany E3.50 Ayade declares tax holiday for low income earners in Cross River Gurara Waterfalls Gurara Waterfalls is located in Gurara, a local government area of Niger State, North Central Nigeria. The waterfalls is approximately 30 metres in height and it lies on the Gurara River along the Suleja-Minna Road. Oshiomhole, Obaseki, godfatherism and Obudu Mountain Resort Edo's gathering storm Obudu Mountain Resort also known as Obudu Cale Ranch is one of Africa’s finest and most interesng and spectacular tourist desnaons. Obudu Mountain Resort is located in the highlands and deep tropical forests of Cross River State with a temperate climate at about 45 miles from the border with Cameroon. COVID-19 Pandemic in SPORTS Focus on 365 Days of Gov. Seyi Makinde PUBLISHER’S CORNER ADVERTISEMENT RATES Effecve June 8, 2020 PATRIOTISM: Please note that 7.5% VAT is expected to be added to the net payment A LIFESTYLE FOR EFFECTIVE (Please, note that RULERS' WORLD is printed in all Colour) LEADERSHIP PRODUCT RATES # PUBLIC NOTICE # Full Page 499,262 Full page 546,000 endeavour in the society to see people to cricize or accept cricism of Half Page 249,631 Half Page 273,000 patriosm as a key factor to rebuild the naon. From a leadership One –Third Page 166,420 One-Third Page 182,000 and reintegrate into the economic perspecve, blind patriosm is Two-Third Page 332,841 Two-Third Page 364,000 lifestyle of a naon and this can only associated with authoritarianism and Quarter Page 124,815 Quarter Page 151,800 be through their patrioc service to tendency to support and defer to Centre Spread 1.2Million Centre Spread 1.550Million the naon and the people they serve. authority figures uncondionally. On W h a t i s t h e i m p o r t a n c e o f t h e o t h e r h a n d , co n st r u c ve Half Centre Spread 600,000 Half Centre Spread 775,000 patriosm? patriosm entails the aachment to a country featuring crical loyalty, Characterisaon of Patriosm q u e s o n i n g a n d c r i c i s m o f POLITICAL ADVERTS / SUPPLEMENTS While the research on patriosm leadership, and a desire for posive Full Page 646,000 has elicited some levels of change, Schatz Robert and Ervin Staub Half Page 388,000 confusion, researchers have wrote. Unlike blind patriosm, Quarter Page 251,800 come to some consensus construcve patriosm includes the regarding the definion of aachment to and the aenon to the t h e t e r m . Pa t r i o s m , wellbeing of the group, and an WRAP AROUND according to authors, inclusive orientaon to the other Cover + IFC #12.5M C o n o v e r Pa m e l a a n d people outside the group. Cover + OBC #15M Stanley Feldman, is oen Cover+ IFC+ OBC #17M Dr. John S. 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First, the IMPORTANT INFORMATION 'American patriosm, naonal leader understands that the violaon *Please note that all bookings must be pre-paid America on March 19, 2020, the news of shung down the airport for a identy, and polical involvement'. of one cizen's rights puts the rights of *Series discounts –negoable from 5 inserons The major classificaon includes all other people at risk. As such, many *Final artworks in Cds or Flash Disk is required period of me came to my aenon. This unpredictable situaon ended up uncrical or blind patriosm and patrioc leaders endeavour to protect *All AAAN member agencies are entled to 15% commission keeping me back in the country for construcve patriosm. Blind the freedom and rights of all people three months instead of the inial plan patriosm is defined as the intense without endorsing any laws that lead of spending a four-week vacaon. This alignment with a naon and an to the discriminaon of any group. For further enquiries ,please contact few months have shaped my way of life uncrical support or acceptance of the The Markeng Department to accept the new normal COVID-19 consequences, as well as disregard of Second, a patrioc leader on Advert Hotlines has invented and in this regard, I the effect this could have on the understands the importance of 08066462214 or +18453541900 deemed it important to encourage our outside groups. It could also be d efe n d i n g t h e i m p o r ta n c e o f E-mail add [email protected] leaders in all sectors of human considered as the unwillingness of upholding the rights of others even 3 PATRIOTISM: A LIFESTYLE FOR EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP CONTENTS RULERS’ CONTENTS when they conflict with personal P a t r i o s m a n d correlaon with ethnic exclusion. beliefs. In this case, the leader applies Diversity–Conceptualising the I m p o r t a n c e o f P a t r i o c GSM: One year ISSNW: 2153-4977 RLD the basic principle that humanity N a o n a l D i m e n s i o n i n N e i l Leadership Leaders should understand that their applies to all and not only a group of M a c C o r m i c k ' s Po st- s ove re i g n of taking Oyo ....News Media people or naon. Constellaon'. duty is to serve the people rather than from poverty Third, a truly patrioc leader On the other hand, Livi Stefano their self interests. As such, it is understands the importance of explained that naonalism is founded paramount for them to develop an to prosperity TEAM checking the balance and upholding on the ideology that envisages other understanding of the nature of patrioc leadership. Developing Publisher the division of power among the three naons from a comparave point of Dr. John S. Famodimu branches of the government. view and characterizes the desire to patriosm through pung the welfare 6 of the state and all people first is Editor Therefore, the leader is expected to portray superiority of one's naon. Prince Wale Matt’Olapade reject aempts that could undermine Naonalism demands a submissive requisite for democracy. Writers Contributors or circumvent the balance. atude to the state and the leaders. Patriosm creates parcipatory AFTER 18 YEARS OF cizenship that ensures that the leader NEGLECT Kunle Bakare Wole Opatola Fourth, a patrioc leader is Consequently, dissent and cricism are Tunde Olasupo Sade Parks engages the populace in the affairs of Gov. Ayade brings succour expected to challenge and hold other considered as signs of unjusfied 9 to Bakassi IDPs Florence Olugbodi Abubakar Muhammed the country and puts the interests of leaders accountable for their acons disloyalty and rebellion. Oyewole Oyedapo Bidemi Onifade that could portray loss of patriosm. Taking it a bit further, Latcheva the naon above self. As a patrioc leader, one understands that cricizing Graphics Marketing/Advert Consequently, he or she is expected to Rosalina in a 2010 journal arcle, ‘Dele Olasupo Adetunji Olaniyi speak openly about the misconduct of 'Naonalism versus patriosm, or the misdeeds of other people is a way of OSHIOMHOLE, OBASEKI, GODFATHERISM AND EDO'S Printing fl o a n g b o r d e r ? N a o n a l protecng democracy and serving the others and hold them accountable to 11GATHERING STORM Femi Ilori ensure that service to the naon is idenficaon and ethnic exclusion in interests of all.
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