Nigeria, July 2 -- In a country where officialdom is often weighed down by bureaucracy, territoriality and needless rigidity, encounters with genuinely humane public officers are rarities. Indeed, many public officials in Nigeria erect invisible walls around themselves, making access difficult and possible collaborations even more daunting.

Tunji Bello, journalist, lawyer and veteran public servant and current executive vice-chairman/chief executive of the Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) as an extraordinary people and material manager would none of all such misdeeds

It is therefore not surprising that several colleagues, days away from the 65th birthday anniversary of Oga Bello Wednesday 1 July, Nigeria's ...