“The Writer Cannot Be Ignored”: DISTORTION – The Book That’s Reaching Forgotten Classrooms
A Feature By Akpoturu Godspower for LightRay! Media, Books and Creative Society / Project ECHO Chamber 2026
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
Artists must think like CEOs to survive the new creative economy. Value, audience, and market strategy now decide who eats as Ovraiti warns at Art Arising Festival 2026.
By Godwin Okondo