The article reflects on the 65th anniversary of the Nigerian Institute of Management (NIM), arguing that the occasion should prompt introspection about Nigeria's governance challenges. It questions why, despite decades of management education and professional certification, the country remains poorly managed. The author, Dakuku Peterside, contends that resources alone do not produce prosperity; competent people and effective institutions are needed to convert them into results. The piece is part of a column titled 'Beneath the Surface'.
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