Leadership Stories of Mother Hen: Lessons on Leadership

(A) masterpiece. This brilliant presentation will be of immense benefit to today's youths, who are growing up in an increasingly complicated and fast changing world . . . (The book) shows how to overcome the many difficulties that hinder progress . . . highly recommended for use in schools and leadership training. - P. N. Njoku (Guidance: Counsellor, Educational Consultant). This book is a great read and one every family, school, company, government and their key arms should endeavour to consult. - Thisday Newspaper (February 25, 2007). In this classic work, Eze handles the issue of moral and responsible commitment in leadership with unusual clarity and an artistic skill that is legendary. - Tony Ujubuonu (Political Scientist, Essayist, Publisher). A very good work written in a straight forward language. Eze should write more. - Odia Ofeimun (Distinguished Poet; President, Association of Nigerian Authors). Brilliant and compelling . . . best-seller . . . leaders of every cadre should be made to read this book. - George Chukwu (Executive Broadcaster). A great work from a great mind. - Chidinma Eze (Senior Prefect, NTIC, Abuja). A mighty pen in the hand of an erudite scholar produced this excellent work. - Obediah Tohomdet (Attorney, Journalist, World Bank Consultant). (This book) is driven by good observation and sound research. - Megan Nicolay (Writer, Publisher). Important book, topical subject . . . a must read for all those experiencing the intricate interplay of life's complex forces and burning with the desire to be a success story. - Ozi F. Chukwu (Political Leader). The book is a unique piece of literature which portrays some leadership qualities that would benefit those aspiring to positions of leadership. It is relevant in the teaching of moral education, leadership and societal ethics. It is recommended as a reference material for social studies in schools, libraries and offices. - The Education Resourc