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Call me Tony: A parable of corporate Nigeria, By Temitope Lakisokun
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Call me Tony: A parable of corporate Nigeria, By Temitope Lakisokun

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The awkwardness lies in the system itself: a borrowed convention that was designed to soften hierarchy but was never properly reconsidered as the generations changed… The lesson is not that young Nigerians must learn to fear their elders. It is that modernity does not require us to forget why certain social conventions existed in the […]

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