THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A BORN LEADER AND AN APPOINTED ONE: SENATOR PRINCE NED MUNIR NWOKO AND GOVERNOR SHERIFF OBOREVWORI

Effective leadership is a vital component of any successful organization, community, or nation. While some individuals are naturally gifted with leadership abilities, others may develop these skills through experience, training, and mentorship. In this context, I'll explore the distinction between born leaders and appointed leaders, using Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko and Sheriff Oborevwori as case studies.

BORN LEADERS: THE NATURAL LEADERSHIP OF SENATOR PRINCE NED MUNIR NWOKO

Born leaders, like Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko, possess innate qualities that set them apart from others. They often exhibit exceptional charisma, vision, and communication skills, which inspire loyalty and devotion in their followers. These natural leaders have a unique ability to motivate and empower others, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose.

Senator Nwoko's birth into the royal family and lineage of Idumuje Ugboko, Delta North, is a testament to his innate leadership edge. His royal upbringing and heritage have instilled in him the qualities of a natural leader, including wisdom, courage, and a strong sense of justice. This, combined with his exceptional education and experience, makes him a standout example of a born leader.

APPOINTED LEADERS : THE LEADERSHIP JOURNEY OF SHERIFF OBOREVWORI

On the other hand, appointed leaders like Sheriff Oborevwori may not possess the same level of natural charisma or leadership abilities. However, they can still develop into effective leaders through experience, training, and mentorship. Oborevwori's rise to prominence, from his early days as a grassroots politician to his current position as Governor of Delta State, demonstrates his ability to adapt, learn, and grow into leadership roles.

KEY DIFFERENCES BETWEEN BORN AND APPOINTED LEADERS

While both born and appointed leaders can be effective, there are key differences between them:

NATURAL ABILITY VS DDEVELOPED SKILLS : Born leaders tend to possess innate leadership abilities, whereas appointed leaders develop their skills through experience and training.

CHARISMA AND VISION : Born leaders often exhibit exceptional charisma and vision, inspiring loyalty and devotion in their followers.

LEADERSHIP STYLE : Born leaders tend to have a more transformative leadership style, while appointed leaders may adopt a more transactional approach.

As I draw conclusion of this piece allow me say this unequivocally that, while both Senator Prince Ned Munir Nwoko and Sheriff Oborevwori are leaders in their own right, they embody different types of leadership. Nwoko's natural leadership abilities and charisma, combined with his royal heritage, set him apart as a born leader, whereas Oborevwori's leadership journey is a testament to the power of development and growth. By recognizing and appreciating these differences, we can better understand the complexities of leadership and foster more effective leaders in our communities.

As Written, Analyzed, Compiled and Developed By

Rev Joseph Ugochukwu White. The President POTTER'S PLACE GROUP INT'L, National Coordinator, ANIOMA FREEDOM SEEKERS and the Editor In Chief Every Day with God Devotional Nigeria and South Africa.