Category: Magazine

-Opinion- By George Ozalla The importance of upbringing, values, and character cannot be overstated. When an individual is raised with good values and principles, they exude a quiet confidence and self-assurance that can be intimidating to those who lack similar foundations. This is a fundamental truth. Notably, even your presence alone can draw jealousy. This […]

By Frank Tietie “A World Gone Soft” was the title of a feature article in one of the editions of The Economist that I came across while studying law at the University of Benin during the tech boom of the 1990s led by Microsoft. The article wasn’t solely about Microsoft, if I remember correctly. Instead, […]

UK-based immigration lawyer and gospel minister Dr George Amadi was my guest on the Law Times Podcast at Forthright Chambers in Abuja. I explored his thoughts on Nigeria’s ‘Japa’ syndrome and how he combines his law practice with his role as the pastor of one of the fastest-growing multicultural churches in London. Dr. Amadi has […]

By: George Ozalla In today’s interconnected world, where nano-technological developments have made information readily available at our fingertips, it’s easy to get lost in the vast expanse of the internet. With social media, email, text messages, and countless other digital distractions vying for our attention, it’s more important than ever to strike a balance and […]

By: George Ozalla The recent incident after the presentation of former President Ibrahim Badamasi Babangida’s memoir, where a young man was brutally assaulted by an overzealous loyalist, serves as a stark reminder of the lingering remnants of military dictatorship in Nigeria. This disturbing event highlights the need for loyalists, security operatives, and personal aides of […]

_Opinion_ By: George Ozalla ” The greatest glory in living lies not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall.” – Nelson Mandela In a world dominated by noise and chatter, I find solace in the art of listening, observing, watching, and writing. There’s something profound about absorbing information, processing it, observing people […]

There’s a dangerous game life plays on kindhearted men—one that turns generosity into an expectation, and expectation into entitlement. If you don’t wake up, you’ll find yourself drained, unappreciated, and blamed for putting your own survival first. Let me tell you a little story that perfectly captures this madness: A man used to give a […]