Tag: Journalism

ANA Abuja Writers Dialogue: “The Bus, The Books, and The Battle for Nigeria’s Brain”

A LightRay! Media News Feature | Abuja

By admin , in Books Ignite , at April 26, 2026

“Polygamous by Nature” — Or Just Empty by Design?

. . . The Male Hunger for Female Validation and the Cost of Calling Insecurity Biology

By admin , in iThink! Super Conscious Woman Series , at April 25, 2026

“Unconscious” is not Consent: When Husbands Rape Their Wives, Shame Changed Sides

A LightRay! Special Feature Op-Ed

By admin , in Ignite Super Conscious Woman Series , at April 24, 2026

“Your Vote is Your Voice” : Ministry of Youth to Train 470,000 Data Protection Officers

Editorial Spotlight

By admin , in Ignite Inside stories , at April 15, 2026

Reimagining Intellectual Culture in Nigeria: Meeting Readers Where They Are

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 admin , in Books Ignite Shop , at April 4, 2026

Lady Umukoro and LightRay! Media Lead Efforts with Ozoro Leadership to Combat Boy-Man Crisis and Advance Gender Justice

By Itagha

By admin , in Ignite Inside stories Super Conscious Woman Series , at April 4, 2026

Pan-African Writers Association’s Book of the Week: “The Shipikisha Club”

LightRay! Literary Feature

By admin , in Books Ignite Super Conscious Woman Series , at March 31, 2026

The Ibadan Book Club to Host Free Book Editing Workshop for Writers

LightRay! Literary Feature

By admin , in Books Ignite , at March 31, 2026

LightRay! Media’s Protection of Women Initiative Demands Fulfillment of Promises to Ozoro Victims

By Itagha Owo

By admin , in Ignite Inside stories Super Conscious Woman Series , at March 27, 2026

She thought it was just a cough: How ignorance fuels avoidable pain among tuberculosis patients

By Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh

By admin , in Inside stories , at March 26, 2026