NATIONAL BOOK LOVERS DAY 2026, From Shelves to Impact: A Call to Action for Nigeria’s Book Industry to Put Books in Hands
. . . In Celebration of All Lovers of Books!
. . . In Celebration of All Lovers of Books!
. . . A repositioning of ANA’s influence on Nigerian literature.
Ejiro Umukoro’s true-crime inspired novel, which won the 2025 TYB Prize, ended with justice for its protagonist. The same fate was delivered by a Delta State court to the men convicted of murdering A+ student Elozino Oge.
. . . a gulf club with competitive advantage one of the best golf courses in Sub Sahara Africa.
A LightRay! Editorial explainer on FAAC, and why every Nigerian should care.
. . . If the health center in your village is empty, no borehole and potholes everywhere, Mama Tega, the question starts at home, not Aso Rock. Papa Ngozi Ask your LGA Chairman and Councillors first. That’s where that money was sent.
A LightRay! Literary Spotlight
At a Lagos lecture honoring Wole Soyinka, a professor dropped a hard truth: Nigeria’s journalism crisis isn’t in newsrooms. It starts in classrooms — and in a civic space quietly closing.
Oluwaseyi Elizabeth Jimoh reports for LightRay! Media
. . . A Story for the Diaspora. A Call for Home Action.
. . . When There’s Outrage over Choosing Singleness over Exploitation in Marriage and none over Almajiris Enablers.
A Literary Opinion on Northern Perspectives
. . . At the table on June 26, LightRay! Media and the NPA turned tension into terms. By documenting every concern and pressing for timelines, a statutory board seat, and scope clarity, they secured the Minister’s review pledge. The result: publishers’ and authors’ rights defended, and a policy reset for a stronger classroom.
By LightRay! Media Policy Implementation Desk