lovegeneration:
Hmm dis a true leadership spirit

u11ae1013:
Abeg the Chad of a thing is enough, make buhari no die of hypertension

We all know he has ear problem, so he can not go to the battle field to hear the sound of bomb blast

lovegeneration:
Hmm dis a true leadership spirit

Forumobserver12:
That's leadership by example, here in Nigeria leadership is all about seating in an air-condition room drinking tea.

CoronaVirusPro:


False!

Stupid leadership.

CoronaVirusPro:


In this case it's stupidity.

He is just putting his life in danger as the number 1 man

If he dies, same people applauding his act will blame him.

sarrki:


Unpredictability. Do not make the obvious move, and avoid leaving a pattern in your past activities. The enemy should not be able to identify what you will do in the future from what you did in the past. Do not take predictable routes, change your camp position . . . keep the enemy guessing.

Leading By Example. Always be there with your troops (but maybe not always at the front), be observable, and earn the respect of the soldiers by sharing their hardships. Sun Tzu uses various images here to back up his point that the commander is “with the troops.” The first image he gives is of the commander leading the troops up a ladder that is then kicked away, allowing for no return. Alternatively, the army is represented as a great herd of animals moving as one with the leader in the center directing them all in a way that cannot be predicted from the outside. Be with the troops in all dangerous situations, but remain unknown to the enemy.


Responsibility. As leader you must confidently assume responsibility for the whole force. Be at the center of everything and use your troops in the most efficient way with the best results.

CoronaVirusPro:


So the president of a country being in the front lines is a commendable move?

Hello, if you truly know about leadership, you compose what you have up there. So if a confrontation happens and he is shot dead, what would be your conclusion.

Is he a combatant, Airforce or Naval officer. What skill does he have to be in the front lines.

So you expect MTN CEO to climb a Telecom mast when their is a major outage.

It's a demoralised, insult and ridicule to the Generals in his cabinet. And same time and insult to his office to have appointed incompetent lots that had to warrant him to go to the frontlines.

We talking about a No 1 man of a country.

sarrki:


He’s our servant

He’s responsible for our wellbeing

His first first primary and constitutional responsibilities as a leader is to protect lives and property

sarrki:


Unpredictability. Do not make the obvious move, and avoid leaving a pattern in your past activities. The enemy should not be able to identify what you will do in the future from what you did in the past. Do not take predictable routes, change your camp position . . . keep the enemy guessing.

Leading By Example. Always be there with your troops (but maybe not always at the front), be observable, and earn the respect of the soldiers by sharing their hardships. Sun Tzu uses various images here to back up his point that the commander is “with the troops.” The first image he gives is of the commander leading the troops up a ladder that is then kicked away, allowing for no return. Alternatively, the army is represented as a great herd of animals moving as one with the leader in the center directing them all in a way that cannot be predicted from the outside. Be with the troops in all dangerous situations, but remain unknown to the enemy.


Responsibility. As leader you must confidently assume responsibility for the whole force. Be at the center of everything and use your troops in the most efficient way with the best results.

sarrki:

Yes

sarrki:
President Muhammadu Buhari you said during the campaign and also on your inauguration that you will lead from the front


Am sorry to say sire

That you never fulfilled your words

On security I can never score your government high

You have failed on this and other promises you made

RenaissanceGuy:
Copied from Google search: https://www.artofmanliness.com/articles/lessons-from-the-art-of-war-good-leaders-vs-bad-leaders/

CoronaVirusPro:


You are right but not stupidly.

Tpave:
The man is a great soldier and a true leader. I think this will be a wake up call to the Nigerian government to sit up and end this bokoharam of a thing. It has lingered too much.

surgical:
He is not stupid he achieved result by his tactics,he knows his onions,he is a thorough bread professional, the tactics he applied is appropriate for this period,your grouse is that it exposes buhari as a fraud that he is,i know after this now the next move of the buharist is to look for what to use to discredit the man and make him look bad unfortunately they can't plant dollars in his backyard.A leader that loves his people is prepared to risk his life for the security of his people,that is hallmark of a true leader