LightRay Media Trains Journalists, Others, on Life-Work Balance and Funding Opportunities
By Dorathy Mbasen Uba Knowledge, they say, is power and power comes not from knowledge kept, but from knowledge shared…
By Dorathy Mbasen Uba Knowledge, they say, is power and power comes not from knowledge kept, but from knowledge shared…
By Roland Bayode LightRay Media’s CEO/President, Ejiro Umukoro, has joined forces with media expert Lekan Otufodunrin, the Executive Director of…
If you want to make a career move overseas, data shows that 90% of jobs in the EU require some…
The impact of the cashless economy in Nigeria coming at the hills of the 2023 elections jolted Nigerians from their…
When LightRay Media carried a random street survey of the under celebrated creatives within Delta State, we stumbled on Morris…
Delta State has the highest possible Tourism IGR in the region, yet it is hardly tapped into or cultivated. What are these unexplored sites, archeology and opportunities? We take a deep dive with Pelu Awofeso on a fast track across Tourism in Nigeria
Nigerian youth who refused to japa as a option, are intentionally choosing not to wait for elected and appointed officials to make their Nigerian Dream come true. They are taking the bull by the horn and running with far reaching impact and scale. Driving this narrative and change, is Favor Ejokwo from Delta State, a young enterprising environmental recycling business owner.
Using a hand-held mobile, Ejiro Umukoro jumps on the opportunity to discover the exact source of the River Ethiope. And…
Although there are at least 9 oil rich states in Nigeria, none of the communities in these states can boast of having constant electricity supply, clean water, access to boreholes, topnotch health care centres, good roads or high standards of living. The Oil Multinationals from Chevron to Agip, Shell now NPDC, NNPC now NNPL etc., including the governments of each state do not add real value and meaning to the lives of the Indigenes. In this special report on Illaje, an Oil-producing community in Ondo, our uncovered investigative report reveals the continuous depiction of abject poverty and horrible living conditions in this region. The Nigerian Government and Oil Multinational are to be held responsible.
In ILORIN, KWARA – “Pray hard,” the doctors implored Morufat Abimbola Ayodele, whose 12-year-old daughter’s health condition had worsened. Young Morufat he suffers from sickle cell disease.
From Delta to Enugu to Taraba States, the number of children to adult ratio who suffer from sickle cell continues to rise. It begs the question: are there enough media and social advocacy campaigns warning Nigerians the life long impact of the disease when couples with “AS-AS genotype” or “AS-SS genotype” chose to have children? That for every 4 in on 1 chance, they will most likely give birth to a child with the sickle sell disease? Is ignorance fueling this rise or are faith miracles at the root of couples defying the odds?