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Lincoln Hosts Round Table Conference

Katie Adams by Katie Adams
November 4, 2014
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The Round Table Conference for Nigerian Administrators took place both today and yesterday.

Nigerian ambassadors from across the world gathered in Lincoln today to attend the conference.

Head of the project, Commissioner Esther Adesanya said that she is looking forward to working in Lincoln:

“Lincoln is well known for it’s organisationsational leadership and that is why we are using the opportunity to partner with them, have an opportunity of learning from them at the same time developing our various universities in Nigeria.”

The various workshops topics included university leadership, maintaining and improving quality and developing a culture of effective leadership.

The conference will return in Januray in time for the February general elections:

“We are coming with media advisers and journalists preparing for the upcoming election. from the 18th-22nd of January we will be back in Lincoln,” Mrs Adesanya said.

[audio: https://archive.org/download/NigerianRoundTableConference/EsterLongClip.mp3]
Tags: David Chiddick BuildingRound Table ConferenceRound Table Conference for Nigerian AdministratorsUniversity of Lincoln
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