Tag: Osmund Agbo

Vivien Thomas The next generation of students sitting in anatomy classrooms should learn the full story, not as a footnote ...

Yes, relationships have always contained practical considerations, stability, growth, shared vision. Do not resent that. Instead, focus on becoming a ...

... if in the calculus of global power politics, an American security partnership inadvertently strengthens Nigeria’s capacity to reclaim territory, ...

Democracy is a marathon. It demands endurance, organisation, and civic responsibility. 2027 will be determined by turnout, persuasion, strategy, and ...

If 2027 is to transcend ritual and embody authentic contestation, reforms must be unequivocal. Electoral transmission protocols must be explicit, ...

It is at this juncture suspended between indignation and exhaustion, that hope begins to seek refuge in unexpected places. Having ...

The Hagia Sophia, Istanbul. Perhaps President Tinubu and his team should walk the streets of Istanbul before returning to Nigeria, ...

In Nigeria’s long and blood soaked tragedy, profit, propaganda, and scapegoating have once again triumphed over truth. That an institution ...

For many years, I have maintained a sustained and discerning interest in Nigeria’s real estate sector, gradually assembling what might ...

“Personal success will not insulate you from the failures of your society.” - Author unknown For many Africans in the ...

...this is where the spirit of the season offers a subtle lesson. Christmas, at its essence, is not about uniform ...

They call it non-kinetic a soft whisper in a burning field, a handshake offered to hands still wet with yesterday’s ...

What is required now is a profound reorientation, a departure from the corrosive politics of hyper-individualism toward a revitalised ethic ...

Umunne m, I write to you today not in anger, but with a mind sharpened against self-deception. This is neither ...

In Eruku, prayers ascended and bullets answered first. Church doors splintered; a sanctuary of hope transfigured into an altar of ...

In the great city of Kaduna, Northern Nigeria’s political capital, there is a man who, though trained as a doctor, ...

Dapo Olorunyomi, Publisher of PREMIUM TIMES. ...as I reflect on the life and work of Dapo Olorunyomi, I return to ...

Late Nelson Mandela When the final chapter of this era is written, it may be said that Nelson Mandela, having ...

The contempt of some African immigrants and the resentment it elicits among African Americans both spring from the same poisoned ...

Taliban members. If Pakistan, Nigeria, or any nation wishes to escape this cycle, leaders must abandon the illusion of clever ...

Sixty-five candles, yet the flame gutters in the wind, smoke curling over a nation that learned to crawl backward. Independence, ...

Charlie Kirk By distorting Christianity into a tribal badge rather than a universal calling, nationalists sanctify prejudice. They turn the ...

By the time the bus screeched to my stop, I staggered out like a survivor of a natural disaster. My ...

The question becomes, how do we resist the tyranny of imagination? We cannot silence it altogether, but we can refuse ...

Power ultimately resides in the people. But when the people grow timid in wielding it, tyrants flourish and endurance is ...