After the Libraries Died: How Nigerian Citizens Are Building a New Memory Bank for Africa
LightRay Media | Special Report
LightRay Media | Special Report
Na who book epp? That’s the Question similar to the trope: ‘School na scam!”
In order words? When readers change, should writers and authors meet readers where they are?
Nigerian writers must ditch long-winded prose and meet readers online with sharp, relatable content. Simplify, don’t dumb down. Raise critical thinking, challenge blind faith, and reawaken intellectual rigor.
A LightRay! Literary Feature
By Ejiro Umukoro
By Emmanuel Enebeli
16 year old Oluwatobilola Davis-Olaoluwa, an undergraduate student of the International Institute of Journalism writes her first published report with LightRay! Media on her impression of the Celebrity Read Aloud event organised by the Abuja Book City, a member of the Nigerian Book Clubs and Reading Promoters of Nigeria in commemoration of World Read Aloud Day.
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From century-dead ancestors, a family curse reaches out to haunt Abu, claiming first his mother, and turning his community against…