Leadership Coach, Linus Okorie Marks Golden Jubilee Anniversary Amidst Fanfare

Renowned leadership coach and CEO, GOTNI Leadership Centre, Linus Okorie MFR is set to mark his golden jubilee anniversary amidst fanfare, a catalogue of achievements and a book launch.

He is a loud campaigner for effective leadership in the country which he believes can get the nation working the way it ought to.

A motivational speaker, his GOTNI Leadership Centre has over the decades organised executive leadership and mentorship trainings that have assisted public and private organizations function optimally.

It has assisted in empowering them to become better team leaders, to challenge the conventional approach to leadership, and to achieve their team's corporate vision.

With years of leadership training experiences that span across different organisations, Okorie's GOTNI Leadership Centre is established as a hub for African and global business, social, and political leaders.

The organization says its focus is on redefining Africa's approach to leadership.

Apart from raising an army of leaders who are changing the face of public and private sectors, Okorie is a popular face on TV where he discusses the need for organizations to activate their potentials and hit their goals with the right team and management.

A holder of national honour of Member of Order of Federal Republic (MFR), he has continued to receive goodwill messages from friends and associates who extol his height at 50. One of them is a senior journalist and publisher, Dele Momodu.

He wrote, "Let me be the first to congratulate you ahead of your 50th birthday tomorrow... Many happy returns..."

In commemoration of his golden jubilee anniversary, an event tagged Leadership Reflections will be held in his honour on Tuesday, April 30 at 10:00am Abuja Transcorp Hilton Hotel.

It will feature leadership coaching, keynote address, panel discussion, and more.

This will be followed by a black-tie dinner at the same date and venue.

The time is 6:00pm and the dress code is suit with black tie and dinner gown.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/leadership-coach-linus-okorie-marks-golden-jubilee-anniversary-amidst-fanfare/

Congratulations

Epitome of stuff, real stuff.

Stuff easier say than do.

Follow his teaching and see changes

Over here in mile 12
We don't know them 😕

CaptainFM1:


Same here at Abule Egba,
we don't know them.

🥲🥲
I wonder who does

femi4:
When it's not yam n pepper, how you go know am.

This one above ☝️ must be their gateman 🥲

tuzeriouz:


DO YOU KNOW PORTABLE?

I use to see that button on my remote, are you an electrician, please explain the use of that Portable button 😞 🥲

femi4:
buy TV, you no gree

Do you sell TV? is it Tokunbo? Don't be shy, send pictures make I help you find referrals 🥲

Happ Birthday sir

Lol...why do I find the picture of him holding the tea cup funny?
Great outfit by the way

Nahunger:

Over here in mile 12
We don't know them 😕

DO YOU KNOW PORTABLE?

Prof Lumuba big Scam.
Motivational speaker deceiving people

Nahunger:

Over here in mile 12
We don't know them 😕

Same here at Abule Egba,
we don't know them.

osuofia2:
Prof Lumuba big Scam.
Motivational speaker deceiving people

Any proof?

completeskills:
Lol...why do I find the picture of him holding the tea cup funny?

. i see wetin make you de laugh but off the Mike

Newton1045:
Epitome of stuff, real stuff.

Stuff easier say than do.

Follow his teaching and see changes

any link?




IF I HEAR SAY DEM NO KNOW PORTABLE

Wow

tuzeriouz:


DO YOU KNOW PORTABLE?

For sure. Portable motivates the masses far better than them. I don't know how they gave him MFR. I would easily give Portable and Oba Solomon that award ahead of them.

Hearty congratulations sir. Motivational speaking will not make any impact on a highly demoralized and depressed populace suffering untold hardship under an uncaring leadership.

completeskills:
Lol...why do I find the picture of him holding the tea cup funny?
Great outfit by the way

The picture doesn't come natural. Too much fakeness in it.

Nahunger:

Over here in mile 12
We don't know them 😕

When it's not yam n pepper, how you go know am.

Oba Solomon and Portable are better motivational speaker than him. I would easily give those two that MFR award.

People go just come use suit and grammar dey deceive us for this country.

Nahunger:

Over here in mile 12
We don't know them 😕



🥲🥲
I wonder who does




This one above ☝️ must be their gateman 🥲

buy TV, you no gree

Congratulations sir

Happy Birthday Sir.
Do have an amazing week ahead.
More Blessings Ichie!

Rough life or what? He looks more like a 65 year old man.

Big man

There are two popular Linus Okories (both first name and last names are the same). One is from Ebonyi and the other is from Imo State.
They are both politicians and entrepreneur.
Funnily enough, they still look alike.

Therefore, I appeal today's Igbo parents to be creative with children's names. A name is a unique identifier. You can coin unique Igbo names that only your children can bear. Chimamanda Adichie creatively coined Chimamanda and beautiful females are bearing that stunning name today. Coin unique names to avoid this kind of confusion. Happy birthday, Mr Linus Okorie!

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Leadership Coach, Linus Okorie Marks Golden Jubilee Anniversary Amidst Fanfare

Renowned leadership coach and CEO, GOTNI Leadership Centre, Linus Okorie MFR is set to mark his golden jubilee anniversary amidst fanfare, a catalogue of achievements and a book launch.

He is a loud campaigner for effective leadership in the country which he believes can get the nation working the way it ought to.

A motivational speaker, his GOTNI Leadership Centre has over the decades organised executive leadership and mentorship trainings that have assisted public and private organizations function optimally.

It has assisted in empowering them to become better team leaders, to challenge the conventional approach to leadership, and to achieve their team's corporate vision.

With years of leadership training experiences that span across different organisations, Okorie's GOTNI Leadership Centre is established as a hub for African and global business, social, and political leaders.

The organization says its focus is on redefining Africa's approach to leadership.

Apart from raising an army of leaders who are changing the face of public and private sectors, Okorie is a popular face on TV where he discusses the need for organizations to activate their potentials and hit their goals with the right team and management.

A holder of national honour of Member of Order of Federal Republic (MFR), he has continued to receive goodwill messages from friends and associates who extol his height at 50. One of them is a senior journalist and publisher, Dele Momodu.

He wrote, "Let me be the first to congratulate you ahead of your 50th birthday tomorrow... Many happy returns..."

In commemoration of his golden jubilee anniversary, an event tagged Leadership Reflections will be held in his honour on Tuesday, April 30 at 10:00am Abuja Transcorp Hilton Hotel.

It will feature leadership coaching, keynote address, panel discussion, and more.

This will be followed by a black-tie dinner at the same date and venue.

The time is 6:00pm and the dress code is suit with black tie and dinner gown.

https://tribuneonlineng.com/leadership-coach-linus-okorie-marks-golden-jubilee-anniversary-amidst-fanfare/

GenerationX mafia... Congrats to Linus on his 50th year.

congrats

At least Nigeria knows him. MFR no be your mate.

Nahunger:

Over here in mile 12
We don't know them 😕



🥲🥲
I wonder who does




This one above ☝️ must be their gateman 🥲


I use to see that button on my remote, are you an electrician, please explain the use of that Portable button 😞 🥲



Do you sell TV? is it Tokunbo? Don't be shy, send pictures make I help you find referrals 🥲

Good one there, very educated man.

andy244:
At least Nigeria knows him. MFR no be your mate.

Who be Nigeria??

Over here in mile 12 wey don't know Nigeria 🥲

Ajalalomo:
Rough life or what? He looks more like a 65 year old man.

My thoughts exactly...
...fifty-year-olds don't look that old these days...