Before his time at NEPC, Olusegun Awolowo worked as a special assistant to president Obasanjo, who challenged him, instead of “just making noise outside” to “come and see what it is to be inside government.”
Several federal government parastatals merely exist, sustained through annual budgets, but, for all practical purposes, are largely unheard of, even though they are set up to deliver on specific mandates. It takes the drive of a go-getter who gets appointed to head an almost moribund organisation to
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