The Nigerian problem is the unwillingness or inability of its leaders to rise to the responsibility, to the challenge of personal example which are the hallmarks of true leadership.SO WROTE Chinua Achebe, a Nigerian novelist, in 1983.
On the first page, Achebe says bluntly: "the Nigerian problem is the unwillingness or inability of its leaders to rise to the responsibility and to the challenge of personal example which are the hallmarks of true leadership".
Recruitment of doctors to rural postings is a serious challenge; for example, of the 43 doctors posted to the rural Upper East Region from 2001-2009, only 4 assumed their posts [ 28].
The related Task-Difficulty Homeostasis [ 14] theory maintains that drivers modulate their effort and attention to maintain a given level of challenge; for example, people may drive more slowly on unfamiliar roads.
In others, it was the dynamics of implementation that became a challenge, for example taking care of marginalized communities in New Zealand [ 20] and looking for avenues to collect community views in Colombia [ 21] and Canada [ 22] were particularly challenging.
To use Iterate, corporations post their needs in the form of challenges (for example, increasing conversion rates or page views for an online store).
The technical challenges, for example, of developing a deep Solar-System probe are better understood than building an enormous X-ray telescope or the type of space laser systems that would be needed to implement NGO.
As an example, a challenge of the case study on POPs [ 6] was the development of conversion factors to facilitate combined analyses with persistent organic pollutant measurements performed in different media.
These can change the person's responses to the challenges of, for example, living in an 'obesogenic' environment," it adds.
How to manage stress effectively is one of life's great challenges – for example our survey of public and voluntary sector professionals found that 93% said they are stressed at work either all, some, or a lot of the time.
