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• Say it affects writing, book publishing
Stakeholders in the academia and legal industries have decried the country’s dying reading culture, saying it is adversely affecting writing and book publishing.
At the 11th edition of the Coal City Book Convention organised by the Delta Book Club in Enugu, they said that the future of the country remained bleak with the abysmal reading culture and urged those in authority to do all that was possible to ignite the culture in the youths.
At the occasion, which featured poetry recital, unveiling of a magazine, “The Writer” and conferment of life awards on some academics, a Senior Advocate of Nigeria (SAN), Mrs. Justina Offia, said that the low reading culture in the country was worrisome and advocated for a campaign to revive it in the youths. ....

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