Go also support first-class function which is an idea brought from functional programming. Anyhow, in my opinion, you shouldn't be too dogmatic about a particular paradigm. There are cases that can be solved elegantly using a particular paradigm and there are cases that will lead to further unnecessary complexity if you insist on using that particular paradigm. The key is to be practical and use what works best to elegantly solve your particular problem. To borrow a phrase from the Pirate of the Caribbean with a little modification, programming paradigm is more what you'd call "guidelines" than actual rules.
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