By Jerome-Mario Utomi Reports have it that at Harvard Business School, United States of America (USA), the code of belief about entrepreneurship is simply this: it can be taught, and it can be learned. Entrepreneurship is, to use HBS’s quasi-official definition, “the pursuit of opportunity without regard to resources currently controlled.” It is not so much a set of skills as it is a process, a belief, and a commitment. It is a mode of thinking and acting – a war of observing the world, of figuring out how to change it (hopefully for the better), and, perhaps most importantly,
Niger Delta Region, NDDC and Sustainable Development
