Author: Osmund Agbo

Editorial The destiny of the Labour Party as the liberating third force in Nigeria is at a crossroads. Only time will reveal if they will uphold their reputation or succumb to the allure of sharing the national cake like their major party counterparts. However, one thing remains certain: the LP, which garnered immense support from passionate Nigerian youths, who defended, campaigned, and voted for change, must not lose its distinct identity. Abandoning their mission for politics as usual would be a tragic letdown. It now falls on the shoulders of Peter Obi and the LP leadership to carry this…

By Osmund Agbo A fortnight ago while embarking on a condolence visit with a friend who lost his brother, I got sucked into a heated exchange with a couple of friends. Our commute took us to the old road that passes through the iconic Enugwu Ngwo Milken hill. That was the first time in almost three decades that I plied that route. It used to be a death valley that had cut down so many in their primes and upended the lives of a good number of families. Today, the road is neatly paved with needed guardrails, painstakingly installed in…