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Learn about Nigerian civil war, Omatseye urges youths
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L-R Karen King-Aribisala, former HOD Department of English, University of Lagos, Prof Hope Eghagha, HOD Depart of English, University of Lagos and Sam Omatseye, author of 'My Name Is Okoro' at the reading of Sam Omatseye's novel, My Name Is Okoro, at the Department of English, University of Lagos
Nigerian youths have been urged to learn the history of the country, especially the circumstances surrounding the Nigerian civil war which took from 1967 to 1970. This was at the reading of 'My Name Is Okoro' a new novel by journalist and public commentator, Sam Omatseye at the University of Lagos, on Thursday.
Using the name 'Okoro' which is answered by the Igbo, Urhobos and Binis in Nigeria, Omatseye highlights travails of minorities caught up in the battle between the Biafran and Nigerian troops.
But citing the trends of recent books such as There Was A Country by Chinua Achebe, Roses and Bullets by Professor Akachi Adimora-Ezeigbo and Half Of A Yellow Sun by Chimamanda Adichie amongst others, a student asked why nearly 50 years after, Nigerian writers still focused on the Nigerian civil war.
Responding, Omatseye, a fellow of the Nigerian Academy of Letters and the Chairman editorial board of The Nation newspaper said: "Today, we're talking about restructuring. The whole issue of the civil war was based on the idea of restructuring. Today, we have IPOB, today, we have MASSOB, today, we have Niger Delta Avengers. It shows that the issues of the civil war have not been resolved.
"In the United States, a book comes out every year. An industry has been created around the United States civil war that every year, books come out on the US civil war, even after 150 years of the end of the year. So, that is how crucial that story is to them."
According to the author who studied History at the University of Ife said he was motivated to write the novel because a lot of the Nigeria/Biafra battle took place outside Igboland, yet many literatures have managed to obliterate the minority.
"There is still that gap in the narrative of the civil war. We have not really talked much about it," he said.
Reviewing the novel, Dr Chris Anyokwu of the department of English, University of Lagos, said: "If there is any new dimension My Name Is Okoro adds to the Nigeria/Biafra war novel tradition, it is that it is not only the Ndigbo that suffered the pogrom but minorities did as well."
A highpoint of the reading was when Mr Olawale Edun, chairman of Vintage Press, publishers of The Nation newspaper, bought the novel for every student present, to which he got a wild cheer.
"The greatness that I am here to support is the greatness of the students," Edun said.
The reading, the second in the series by the department of English where it hosts writers, had in attendance students as well as members of the academic community which included the university deputy vice-chancellor Professor Duro Oni, the dean Faculty of Arts, Professor Muyiwa Falaiye, the head of department of English, Professor Hope Eghagha and former heads of the department of English, Professor Karen King-Aribisala and Professor Adeyemi Daramola.
"We believe that having writers here to share cultural exchanges with our students at the faculty would encourage the so much talked about town and gown relations," said Eghagha.
"Creative writing as we know is one of the strongest means of English studies and here at the department of English, we're trying to reinvent that."
Omatseye is also author of the poetry books; Dear Baby Ramatu, Lion Wind and Other Poems, Mandela's Bones and Other Poems and the novel, Crocodile Girl. He writes a feisty column, In Touch, on the backpage of The Nation newspaper every Monday, and some of the columns have been published in two collections – In Touch: Journalism as National Narrative and A Chronicle Foretold

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Smits, Karen
Smits, K. (2019). Get to the Root of the Problem: Design Thinking Provides Clarity by Putting People First. PM Network, 33(8), 23.
By Karen Smits
Design thinking is all the rage in the business world. An iterative problem-solving approach for designing products and services, it focuses on end-user needs and challenging assumptions. But oddly, I hear very little about design thinking in the project management world. Are we missing the boat?
Design thinking is good at addressing complex or ill-defined problems, because it's centered on how a product or service affects end users' feelings and behavior. Similar to agile approaches, it engages users frequently to measure and modify potential solutions during prototyping and testing phases. Instead of decomposing a solution, design thinkers synthesize and generate new options.
Here are three areas where design thinking could enhance project management.
REDUCING UNCERTAINTY
Projects characterized by uncertainty and ambiguity can create problems that design thinking is particularly well-suited to solve. Its iterative process encourages trial and error and can help to uncover better requirements and specifications.
FORGING BONDS
Design thinking's end-user focus brings stakeholder engagement into its core. It's common during the problem-solving process to bring diverse groups together—engineers and designers on a project team, but also end users and a client, for example. This promotes rich interactions that turn competing perspectives into opportunities to explore, rather than obstacles to overcome. Ethnography and journey-mapping are a few design-thinking tactics to uncover stakeholder needs and expectations. These tools and many others offer powerful ways of provoking the mind and connecting to real-life stories.
EMPHASIZING STRATEGY
By helping a team focus on the ultimate purpose and value of a project at its outset, design thinking can hone the strategy that lies behind it. For example, a design-thinking approach might redefine the problem to be solved, sparking entirely new project avenues to pursue that could deliver more strategic value.
It's important to remember that while design thinking offers specific hands-on techniques, it's also a mindset that requires big doses of empathy and humility. It's a way of thinking and working that establishes a collaborative environment and encourages insights from all stakeholders.
From where I sit, project leaders can and should leverage design thinking to better understand the implications of changing project conditions and envision better solutions. It just might power an organizational culture shift that leads to an abundance of innovative ideas. PM
Karen Smits, PhD, is an organizational anthropologist working at Practical Thinking Group in Sydney, Australia. She can be reached at karen. [email protected].
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