At the Etisalat-sponsored Remarkable Leaders’ Conclave with Brian Tracy

From left, Chief Operating Officer, Brimass, Mr. Stephen Ojji; Leadership Expert and Business Coach, Mr. Brian Tracy; Head, Business Segment, Etisalat Nigeria, Mr. Bidemi Ladipo; and Head, High Value Event and Sponsorship, Etisalat Nigeria, Ms. Ebi Atawodi

It was a gathering of entrepreneurs, executives, business owners and other decision makers last week Tuesday at the Intercontinental hotel, Lagos when Leadership Expert and Business Coach, Brian Tracy was in the country for an interactive leadership seminar. The event tagged

         “The Remarkable Leaders’ Conclave with Brian Tracy” with the theme The Making of                 Innovative Leaders: Winning Leadership Strategies for Building World Class                             Organizations and Societies.

Sponsored by Nigeria’s Most Innovative Telecommunications Company, Etisalat in partnership with Brimass LTD.

Jorge Mario Bergoglio is the New Pope: Now to be addressed as Pope Francis 1

White smoke billowed from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel after cardinals chose a new leader for the Catholic church.

The new pope, Pope Francis, 76 was elected at the Vatican at about 7:09pm and announced to the world at about 8:10pm

The new head of the world's 1.2 billion Catholics is expected to lead the Christian nation.

His appearance came after French Cardinal Jean-Louis Tauran, the protodeacon, announces "Habemus Papum" - "We have a pope" - and gave his name as the new pontiff in Latin.

The white smoke indicated the new pontiff had obtained the required two thirds majority in the fifth round of voting by 115 cardinals over two days.

Conclave to elect new pope set for Tuesday

The Catholic cardinals gathered in Rome voted Friday to begin the secret election, or conclave, to elect a new pope next Tuesday afternoon, the Vatican said.
The 115 cardinal-electors taking part in the conclave will enter the closed-door process after a morning Mass, the Vatican said. Only cardinals younger than 80 are eligible to vote.