Saturday, July 27, 2024
Ignite the mind.
Ignite, Inside stories, iThink!, LightRay TV

Discover the 1,000-year-old Olokun tree that protects the source of Africa’s deepest inland waterway, River Ethiope

By admin , in Ignite Inside stories iThink! LightRay TV , at August 12, 2023 Tags: , , , , ,
The indigenes tell us a story about the huge tree that sits atop the source of River Ethiope’s. The tree, they claim, is as old as a thousand years. LightRay Media with Ejiro Umukoro in this exciting and unplanned voyage, stumbled wherefrom the source of the river can be traced to in this video. Enjoy the ride with us.
At the source of River Ethiope located at the Olokun Shrine, in Delta State.

Realted Posts

Isoko Nation Unites Under Ukodikho following His Outstanding Inauguration into the 10th National Assembly

For Pastor Jonathan Ajirioghene Ukodhiko, the battle is finally over, and for the Isoko Nation, the undisputed Winner, emerged.

LightRay 100 Women in Leadership Virtual Summit: Empowering Women in Media

As Nigeria marks its decision to self-rule every October 1st, we at LightRay Media want to recognise and celebrate our Women in Media doing marvellous work behind and in front of the scenes, the impact they make in their role as storytellers of the news, their fight for justice, rights of humans: women, girls, children and men and their right to equity, equality in pay, promotions, opportunities, better welfare and more.

To mark Nigeria’s Decision to break away from the shackles of tyranny, rape and destruction of their cultural fabrics, their right to self rule and the need to push for the true hidden and untold African narratives, LightRay is hosting the first ever 100 Women in Newsrooms and The Media Virtual Leadership Summit coming up this week Friday, October 6th, 2023 as an Ode to also Champion the place of women leadership in the news room and media landscape.

EXCLUSIVE: Rampant Ram Theft and Price Gouging Mar Eid-el-Kabir Celebrations in Nigeria

. . . As Nigerians mark Eid-el-Kabir, a News Investigation reveals widespread price inflation and theft of rams, traditionally sacrificed during the festival. Videos of naked men paraded for stealing rams aimed to deter the practice, but market sellers are accused of overpricing, fueling forced inflation.

Our investigation uncovered shocking price disparities: rams bought for N80,000 in Katsina were resold for N250,000 in Abuja, N600,000 in Warri and Benin, and N750,000 in Lagos. This exposé comes as Nigerians struggle with economic hardship, casting a shadow over the festivities.

Our reporter, Collins Odigie Ojiehanor, has the full story on how soaring food prices and economic struggles are dampening Eid-el-Kabir celebrations in Nigeria.

Examples of Big Data Language and How Newsrooms can Maximise their Application

AI tips and ideas Small Newsrooms can incorporate into their digital products, service and content production.

Journalism Vs Creative Writing: Two Sides of the Same Coin (3)

By Muhyideen Kolawole “In the media parlance, especially in the broadcast industry, it is often said that content is king….

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *