Who told you what “normal” should look like?
Ifeyinwa Stephanie Anagbor
Ifeyinwa Stephanie Anagbor
Despite Nigeria’s rich literary heritage, reading culture remains low, with many Nigerians preferring social media and entertainment. This trend worries stakeholders, who cite benefits of reading for personal growth, education, and national development. Efforts like NOA, NBRP’s initiative aim to reverse this trend and foster a nation of readers.
By Saheed Mukaila
By LightRay!’s Muse Collection
From oral lore to digital archives, a personal journey through Nigeria’s family trees reveals their power, nine historic challenges, and modern solutions.
By Ejiro Umukoro
CORA 2025 sparks bold debate on empowering Nigerian artists with an endowment board for sustainable cultural growth and true artistic freedom.
By Ejiro Umukoro
All Nigeria Editors Conference 2025
In a stunning turn of events, the echoes of Lady Ejiro Umukoro’s powerful novel “Distortion” have resonated far beyond the pages of her bestselling book, shattering the chains of oppression and rewriting the narrative of social equality in Nigeria. With unyielding passion and conviction, Lady Ejiro’s tireless advocacy along with other human rights advocates has ignited a revolution, culminating in the bold abolition of the Osu Caste System in Imo State. This extraordinary achievement is a testament to the transformative power of storytelling, strategic media advocacy, and unwavering dedication to justice, cementing “Distortion” as a landmark literary milestone that will be remembered for generations to come.
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By Donald Sunday | LightRay! Media
By Donald Sunday | LightRay Media