buy provigil forum Today’s Prime News, is a newspaper and online subsidiary of Today’s Prime Media Ltd.
go here Motto: News As It Is
http://truecom.com/component/content/37-producten/home/48-contact/home/37-producten/oplossingen/oplossingen/component/user/draadloos/beheer MANAGEMENT TEAM:
PUBLISHER: ALHAJA KAFILAT OGBARA
Managing Editor: Samuel Alonge
Administrative Manager: Atinuke Oguntoye
Circulation Manager: Adekunle Badmus
Production Manager: Kehinde Ogundipe
Advert Executive: Yetunde Dada
LOCATIONS
LAGOS:
3, Bayo Ajayi Crescent, off Africa Shrine, Agidingbin, Ikeja, Lagos
ABUJA:
Suite AO3 (Maina Court) Plot 25A, Herbert Macaulay Way, Central Business District, Abuja
Telephone: 08035747489; 07040904144
Email: kaffiok@yahoo.com; news@todaysprimenewsng.com
Twitter: today’s prime news@twitter
VISION
To, in demonstration of its logo, ‘News as it is’, take journalism to its Olympian height; of serving as the voice of the people through unbiased, fair and objective reporting
REACH
Today’s Prime News as a Nigerian weekly newspaper with headoffice in Lagos and a satellite headoffice in Abuja, circulates across Nigeria and some parts of USA and the United Kingdom.
The newspaper, which has a very rich online edition (todaysprimenewsng.com) is circulated every Monday. It has, however debuted a new title: Lagos Prime News, a weekly grassroots publication that is read in all the 20 Local Government Areas, LGAs, and Local Council Development Areas, LCDAs.
HISTORY
Today’s Prime News came into being in March 2015 and has sustained its impressive legacy of fairness and objectivity in the Nigerian market. In its first two months of operation, the newspaper easily commanded an impressive level of loyalty from avid readers who sent commendation letters in praise of the hard copies, while at the same time, the traffic of readers online has been very high.
Today’s Prime News, whose motto is, ‘News as it is,’ according to a contributor, Mr. Edwin Oladipo, “sold like hot cakes due to the exclusive, steaming hot stories contained in every edition.”
The contributor added that, “why some Nigerians cannot do without Today’s Prime News is because of its hot and exclusive stories, backed with in-depth analyses, and packaged by some of the best hands in the newspaper industry.