Browsing: Osmund Agbo

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…

Yet, Tinubu, having honed his political instincts on the streets of Chicago, understands human nature well—he knows when individuals are…

Don’t set yourself on fire to keep others warm. Sometimes the most radical act of compassion is the one you…

Oppression does not pacify, it inflames. Children who grow up amid rubble and funerals do not forget. They inherit grief,…

It is no coincidence that social media platforms employ endless scrolling and push notifications, psychological traps meticulously crafted to ensnare…

If we truly want to empower the next generation, we must shift the focus from just giving money to building…

While trying to make sense of all this, the one thing that comes to my mind is the song, “Kasongo…