From Newsroom to Novel: DISTORTION Series Take Centre Stage at PEN Nigeria’s World Press Freedom Day 2026
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh
A Feature By Akpoturu Godspower for LightRay! Media, Books and Creative Society / Project ECHO Chamber 2026
By Akpoturu Godspower for LightRay! Media, Books and Creative Society / Project ECHO Chamber
. . . When novels jail injustice and free speech bleeds.
By LightRay! Global Desk | Melbourne
By Oluwatobiloba Hephzibah Davis-OlaOluwa, a year 2 undergraduate of the International Institute of Journalism, Abuja.
By Donald Sunday
A LightRay! Media News Feature | Abuja
At the April Reading and Writers’ Dialogue held Saturday in Mpape, the Vice Chancellor of UniAbuja declared writing a “fundamental human competency” as ANA Abuja announced a new literary prize in his honour. Teen poets, literary giants, and academics converged on Mamman Vatsa Writers’ Village to confront a national question: Are Nigerian schools raising thinkers or just graduates?
. . . The Male Hunger for Female Validation and the Cost of Calling Insecurity Biology