“We are taking a stand for literature, creativity, and the economic future of our creative communities.”— Ejiro Umukoro
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh
By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh
Nigerian women are rewriting history with the Special Seats Bill, demanding justice, equity, and representation in governance. Inspired by Rwanda and Senegal’s success, this movement is a bold call for inclusive democracy. The time for symbolic gestures is over—women deserve a seat at the table. The future of Nigeria starts now.
. . . Insights from a virtual discourse on countering misogyny and tech-facilitated gender-based Violence in Nigeria.
Nigeria’s gender equality crisis demands more than statistics – it demands action. Will policymakers rise to the challenge?
Ejiro Umukoro provides more insights based on the Dataphtye report.
Cultural norms, societal expectations, and religious beliefs continue to hinder women’s progress in Nigeria, perpetuating inequality and limiting their potential. In this report , Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh weighs in experts position on these issues emphasizing the need for women to recognize and challenge these barriers to achieve true empowerment that allows women thrive.
By Jimoh Elizabeth Oluwaseyi
. . . Rethinking investigative journalism for a new generation of female journalists where passion is converted to passive and residual incomes
By ERU
Open contract reporting, an approach to investigative journalism, empowers citizens with important information and tools to hold government accountable in the face of poor governance.
Justina Asisana, a notable journalist in Minna, in this special interview with us at LightRay!, sheds light on her ICIR Award Winning OCRP investigations.
By ERU
By ERU