Shettima Turns Two-Week Leave Into Period of Reading, Learning, Reflection

Shettima Turns Two-Week Leave Into Period of Reading, Learning, Reflection

Vice President Kashim Shettima has continued his tradition of using periods away from official duties for reading, reflection and learning, as he takes advantage of his ongoing two-week leave to deepen his knowledge and broaden his perspective.

The Vice President’s approach reflects the view that effective leadership requires continuous learning, even while serving in positions of great responsibility.

Away from the demands of his regular schedule, Shettima has used the period to study, reflect on ideas and gain fresh perspectives that could further enrich his service to Nigeria.

Leadership, observers note, is not only about making decisions and managing responsibilities but also about remaining open to knowledge, critical thinking and self-improvement.

For Shettima, the period of leave provides an opportunity to step away from the daily pace of governance, examine issues more carefully and return to official responsibilities with renewed clarity and perspective.

The practice also underscores an important principle of leadership: learning does not end when responsibility begins. Rather, greater responsibility makes continuous learning even more important.

As the Vice President continues his break, his emphasis on reading, reflection and personal development highlights the value of preparation and lifelong learning in public service.

Shettima Turns Two-Week Leave Into Period of Reading, Learning, Reflection