Oluwaseun Olufade: Between Two Phones, One Purpose || By Aderibigbe Yisahu
Oluwaseun Olufade: Between Two Phones, One Purpose || By Aderibigbe Yisahu Published by Samuel Toba-Olumide In a hall filled with people, noise, and expectations, one man, the Executive Chairman of Ibadan North Local Government, Hon. Oluwaseun Olufade—sits quietly, hands clasped and eyes focused. He is not distracted, not rushed. Resting on his lap are two phones, simple objects that speak volumes about the world we live in today. The phones represent demands. One could be for work, the other for family. One for leadership, the other for personal life. One for urgent calls, the other for silent responsibilities. In a fast-paced world that constantly pulls us in different directions, many of us live our lives balancing “two phones” every day. Multiple roles, competing priorities, and endless expectations. Yet, what stands out is not the phones, but the calm. The man is present. He listens. He observes. He understands that leadership is not always about speaking first or...