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About NaijaToday
Nigeria's independently owned digital media platform — fast, credible, and unapologetically Nigerian.
Who We Are
NaijaToday (naijatodayblog.com.ng) is a Lagos-based digital news platform founded with one goal: to give Nigerians a reliable, fast, and engaging source of information they can trust. We cover the stories that matter to everyday Nigerians — from Aso Rock to the local market, from the Premier League to the WAEC results.
Our editorial team is based in Lagos, Nigeria. We combine experienced journalists, digital editors, and community contributors to bring you news across politics, business, entertainment, sports, technology, health, and lifestyle — 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
NaijaToday is read by Nigerians at home and across the diaspora — in the United Kingdom, the United States, Canada, and beyond. Our platform is free, mobile-friendly, and built for Nigerians everywhere.
Our Story
NaijaToday was founded in Lagos, Nigeria, out of a frustration shared by millions of Nigerians — the difficulty of finding a single, trustworthy digital platform that covers the full spectrum of Nigerian life without sensationalism, political bias, or clickbait headlines.
We started small — a tight team with big ambitions — committed to the idea that Nigerians deserve better journalism. Since launch, we have grown to serve readers across Nigeria and the diaspora, covering breaking news, analysis, jobs, scholarships, entertainment, sports, and community discussions.
Today, NaijaToday stands as a growing independent voice in Nigerian digital media — built by Nigerians, for Nigerians, with no external political or corporate agenda.
Our Mission
To inform, educate, and entertain Nigerians through fearless, factual, and balanced journalism. We amplify Nigerian voices, celebrate Nigerian achievements, and hold the powerful accountable — regardless of political affiliation.
We are committed to the highest standards of editorial integrity. NaijaToday does not accept payment for news coverage. Advertising relationships are kept entirely separate from our newsroom.
Our Editorial Values
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Speed
We break stories fast — but we verify before we publish. Speed without accuracy is just rumour.
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Accuracy
Every story goes through editorial review. We correct errors openly and promptly.
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Nigerian Voice
We write from Nigeria, for Nigerians. Local context, local language, local relevance.
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Independence
NaijaToday is independently owned. Our editorial decisions are not influenced by advertisers or political interests.
Editorial Policy
NaijaToday holds itself to clear editorial standards to ensure every story we publish is accurate, fair, and in the public interest. Our editorial policy is guided by the following principles:
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Verification Before Publication
We do not publish unverified claims. Every story is cross-checked against at least two independent sources before going live. Breaking news is clearly labelled as developing and updated as facts emerge.
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Balance & Fairness
We give all parties named in our stories a fair opportunity to respond before publication. We present multiple perspectives on complex issues and avoid one-sided reporting.
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Independence from Advertisers
Editorial decisions are made exclusively by our editorial team. Advertisers have no influence over what we cover or how we cover it. Sponsored content is clearly labelled as such.
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Corrections Policy
We correct errors promptly and transparently. If you spot an error in our reporting, contact us at kujopatu@gmail.com. Corrections are published on the original article with a clear note indicating what was changed and when.
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Hate Speech & Harmful Content
NaijaToday has a zero-tolerance policy for content that incites violence, promotes discrimination, or targets individuals based on ethnicity, religion, gender, or political affiliation. User-generated content in our Forum is actively moderated.
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Source Protection
We protect the identity of confidential sources. Whistleblowers and anonymous sources are never identified without explicit consent.
For editorial complaints or concerns, contact our Editor-in-Chief at kujopatu@gmail.com.
Meet the Team
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Emmanuel Kujo
Founder & Editor-in-Chief
A Lagos-based supply chain professional and digital media entrepreneur with over a decade of industry experience. Emmanuel founded NaijaToday with the vision of creating a credible, fast, and community-driven Nigerian news platform.
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Editorial Team
News Editors & Writers
Our team of Nigerian journalists and digital editors covers breaking news, analysis, and feature stories across all major beats — politics, business, entertainment, sports, and technology.
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Community Contributors
Verified Contributors
NaijaToday works with vetted freelance correspondents and community reporters across Nigeria's six geopolitical zones to ensure local coverage from every corner of the country.
What We Cover
Politics & GovernanceBusiness & EconomyEntertainment & CelebritySportsTechnologyHealth & LifestyleEducation & JobsDiaspora & World News
Advertise With Us
NaijaToday reaches a growing audience of engaged Nigerian readers. We offer display advertising, sponsored content, newsletter placements, and job/scholarship listings. For a media kit, contact us below.
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Editorial & Advertising
kujopatu@gmail.com
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Headquarters
Ikotun, Lagos, Nigeria
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Editorial Hours
Mon–Sat, 8am–10pm WAT
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