In a world where words wield power, Nigeria’s literary scene is a treasure trove of untold stories. As publishing spaces fade, initiatives like the ANA/Lady Ejiro Umukoro Emerging Poet Award are beacons of hope, amplifying marginalized voices and preserving the country’s rich cultural heritage for generations to come.
Nigeria’s young adult literature is experiencing a vibrant resurgence, empowering a fresh wave of youthful voices to emerge and redefine Africa’s literary landscape.
By Eugenia Bluntte
Neglecting climate-conscious practices inevitably leads to devastating consequences, claiming lives and sometimes causing irreparable harm.
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh
As Nigeria celebrates 65 years of independence, the nation looks towards a brighter future, driven by resilience and determination. With initiatives like NBRP promoting reading culture, and economic investments, Nigeria is poised for growth. The next chapter unfolds with hope and promise, shaping a prosperous tomorrow.
By Ejiro Umukoro
In Kogi’s antenatal wards, whispers of struggle and triumph weave through breastfeeding journeys. Mothers like Blessing and Oyiza navigate pain, myths, and societal pressures amidst Nigeria’s 29% exclusive breastfeeding rate. Amidst challenges, campaigns and support systems emerge, nurturing bonds between mothers and babies, shaping healthier futures in the heart of Kogi.
By Tosin Toluwaloju
Media Rights Agenda & International Press Centre condemn escalating attacks on Nigerian journalists. Incidents include arrests & harassment. Calls for gov’t accountability, respect for media freedom & compliance with FOIA. Lady E Ejiro Umukoro stresses media literacy for police & respect for Supreme Court judgment on FOIA.
By Ejiro Umukoro
. . . Economic Journalism Workshop Highlights the Power of Storytelling in Shaping Africa’s Economic Narrative
By Ejiro Umukoro
Opinion Piece
By Zekeri Idakwo Laruba