Young Ozogwu

Abuja

Contributor at The Whistler

Husband. Dad. Thinker. Life Enthusiast. ☀️ Equipping young people with belief and ability.

Featured in: Favicon

thewhistler.ng

linkedin.com

Articles

The Bastard’s Blunder: How The West Scorns Its Legacy

3 days ago | thewhistler.ng | Young Ozogwu

[mc4wp_form id=33047] Across Africa’s vast land, where family bonds endure and ancestral wisdom guides, the West’s headlong stumble toward cultural and demographic oblivion evokes a mix of pity and prescience. Like a wayward heir torching his inheritance, Western civilization falters under the weight of dwindling births, unchecked immigration, and a bewildering embrace of homosexuality, transgenderism, and fractured families.
A Nation That Honours Villains And Forgets Its Heroes

1 month ago | thewhistler.ng | Young Ozogwu

[mc4wp_form id=33047] Nigeria, we are a people who know the weight of history like the heavy load of garri sacks we carry on our heads in the markets of Onitsha. We’ve tasted struggle, chewed the bitter nuts of survival, and risen before dawn to chase a better tomorrow. But we are also a nation with a short memory, a people who honor villains while trampling on the graves of our heroes.
The Obasanjo Paradox: A Rebuttal To Sunday Dare’s Diatribe

Nov 20, 2024 | thewhistler.ng | Young Ozogwu

[mc4wp_form id=33047] When former Minister of Youths and Sports, Sunday Dare, took to X on November 18, and decided to pen his piece on Olusegun Obasanjo, one thing was obvious: he wanted to rewrite history from the prism of political convenience. As the saying goes, we are all entitled to our opinions but not entitled to our facts.
OPINION: When The Weak Stands No Chance

Nov 5, 2024 | thewhistler.ng | Young Ozogwu

[mc4wp_form id=33047] In today’s Nigeria, it seems that when a ‘big man’ catches a cold, everyone around him will start wearing sweaters, and the police will be on standby with handkerchiefs. It’s almost laughable if it wasn’t so accurate.
IMF, World Bank And The Nigerian Tragedy

Oct 28, 2024 | thewhistler.ng | Young Ozogwu

[mc4wp_form id=33047] If we were to take a step back and look at the whole financial ecosystem that powers the world today, we’d see a few shady characters standing around the corner with very sleek suits, smooth-talking their way into people’s homes. Yes, I’m talking about the World Bank and IMF, those friendly neighbours who offer you “help” but end up handing you a bill for your entire life.
OPINION: Wike: Politics, Power, Obsession

Oct 11, 2024 | thewhistler.ng | Young Ozogwu

[mc4wp_form id=33047] Former governor of Rivers State, Nyesom Wike, is once again making headlines for all the wrong reasons. But, let’s be honest, should we really be surprised? Wike’s track record of playing politics like a street brawl isn’t exactly breaking news. What is shocking, however, is how this man, now the FCT Minister, refuses to relinquish his iron grip on Rivers State.
Science Is Coming: Can Religion Survive A World Without Death?

Sep 30, 2024 | thewhistler.ng | Young Ozogwu

[mc4wp_form id=33047] If we could tell our ancestors that one day humans would have the chance to beat death or even find life on another planet, they might have burst out laughing. I mean, how would you explain that to someone whose best idea of science is using snail slime to cure a cough? Back in the day, death was as certain as Lagos traffic. No matter how many shortcuts you know, you still have to face it. That’s why religions thrived.
OPINION: The Grand Illusion Of African Independence

Sep 23, 2024 | thewhistler.ng | Young Ozogwu

[mc4wp_form id=33047] Imagine this: you are in your own home, having a nice evening meal. Your neighbor comes in uninvited, sits down on your couch, and turns your television off. He then looks at you and says, “By the way, I’ve decided you are only going to watch the channels I approve of. End of discussion.” You’d instinctively jump up and say, “Are you crazy? Who invited you? This is my house!” But let me ask you, what if I were to tell you that a similar thing is happening right here in Nigeria?
Rise Of Ethnic Bigotry On Nigeria’s Social Media Space

Sep 4, 2024 | thewhistler.ng | Young Ozogwu

[mc4wp_form id=33047] Bigotry – that cancerous sentiment that often spreads like wildfire has been on a very high rise in Nigeria’s social media space of late; particularly since the 2023 general elections and afterwards. What hitherto used to be whispered in secrecy and in closed corners is now being proclaimed with alarming confidence and ferocity from the rooftops, especially by young Nigerian.
Latest Young Ozogwu - Something At Stake News – The Whistler Newspaper

May 17, 2024 | thewhistler.ng | Young Ozogwu

I had friend; we’ll call him Fabian. Fabian was a middle-aged, cool and responsible guy. He was financially comfortable for he had various business ventures going. We usually hang out together because we are good friends and belonged to the same sports club. Fabian was a complete family man. His love for his wife and children was immense. At… Read More...