‘The book is a veritable source of important and essential information necessary in making its reader well informed, educated, cultured, enlightened and confident organizer cum participant at events… the book can be classified as a professional handbook for the young and upward-mobile diplomats. Amb. Lawrence Obisakin has taken pains to record the essential tips that will make a person a good protocol officer by extension, a good representative of his or her organization.’ Amb Mrs Florentina Adenike Ukonga, MFR, (Former chief of Protocol, Under Secretary, Min of Frgn Affairs, Nigeria,)‘the author, as an astute diplomat has demonstrated an excellent grasp of his profession… he is eminently qualified to author this compendium’-Prof. U. Joy Ogwu, (Foreign Affairs Minister, Permanent Representative of Nigeria to the UN, of Nigeria) ‘I find the book very lucid and well researched. This book ranks among the best that has been written on the subject.” Amb. Edwin M. Ihama, (Chief of protocol/ State chief of protocol, Nigeria.)‘Encyclopedic in painstaking details with refreshing anecdotes, a reference material, which bridges the gap between theory and practice. It holds a promise of immense reward for diplomats, event managers and masters of ceremony. From a multi-talented, distinguished diplomat, multilingual interpreter, versatile event manager and master of ceremony par excellence’ –Chief Ikenna Ndaguba, MFR –(a veteran broadcaster, foremost MC and Event Manager, In Nigeria.)‘Amb.. Obisakin has expertly put together an invaluable body of Information …an assessment of this book by officials of the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and National Orientation reveals that, both in content and appreciation, it is a rich knowledge resource, suitable for the training of those who seek to excel in protocol duties and tourists’ guidance’ –Prof. Babalola Borishade, (Hon. Minister, Tourism, Culture and Nat. Orientation, Nigeria)‘Obisakin has enriched his work with numerous practical and cultural ideas drawn from various countries of the world. I recommend the book to the academic world that is often deprived of practical experience in the related fields.’ –Prof. Isaiah Bariki, (expert in translation practice and theory, University of Ilorin, Nigeria.)'My father once told me that are vital in most occasions in life. He went as far as declaring that without method you may shout 'trouble has come' and people helter skelter. In the same vein you can sing 'trouble has come!' and the same people will break into dancing. There is always a best way of doing things. All activities in life and even in death have their protocols. There is, indeed Protocol for Life. This is the principal reason for this book.' The author