Browsing: Osmund Agbo

…We must stop rewarding laziness and entitlement with guilt-laced generosity. There’s nothing noble in enabling irresponsibility. Instead, we should uplift…

Why is it that when violent religious extremists ravage communities, burn schools, kidnap schoolchildren, and behead soldiers, the state preaches…

While society extols “hustle culture” and valorizes perseverance, it too often overlooks the vital scaffolding that supports real success, namely,…

So if you desire to be remembered, to be trusted, to be embraced, don’t just parade your strengths. Tell your…

Perhaps, then, the deepest truth is that there are many truths, each shaped by the vantage point of the observer,…

In the end, we must make peace with the truth that we won’t always understand the purpose of every event…

Fame, in its most seductive form, offers a counterfeit version of love and belonging. The applause of strangers becomes a…

The implications of this are profound. If perception is shaped by culture, emotion, memory, and context, then wisdom lies not…

Ultimately, the question is not whether religion is good or bad, it is both. The more useful question is: how…

And may we never cease lifting our hands in gratitude, for what was, what is, and what is still gloriously…