Media outreachNigeria

The Nigerian media map, and a desk that knows how to pitch it

The outlets, publications and blogs we work with when a client story needs to travel in Nigeria, and a direct line to us when you want your story placed, not just listed.

National press
  • Punch

    The widest-read national daily. Strong on politics, business and metro news.

  • Vanguard

    National daily with deep entertainment and politics desks.

  • The Guardian Nigeria

    The establishment paper. Best for policy, finance and corporate stories.

  • ThisDay

    Business-leaning daily, strong for corporate announcements.

  • Premium Times

    Investigative and policy coverage with a highly engaged online audience.

  • The Cable

    Digital-first newsroom, fast on breaking business and tech news.

  • Daily Trust

    Strong northern reach and a serious business desk.

  • The Nation

    Lagos-based daily with wide southwest readership and a lively politics desk.

  • Leadership

    Abuja-headquartered daily, useful for policy and public-sector angles.

  • Peoples Gazette

    Fast-growing digital paper known for investigative and political coverage.

  • HumAngle

    Conflict, humanitarian and development reporting with international credibility.

  • Dataphyte

    Data journalism platform; strong for research-backed stories and reports.

Business & tech
  • Nairametrics

    The default read for Nigerian markets, fintech and economic data.

  • BusinessDay

    Corporate and financial press with decision-maker readership.

  • TechCabal

    The leading publication covering African startups and tech.

  • Techpoint Africa

    Startup and innovation coverage with a big founder audience.

  • Condia

    Startup and venture coverage across Africa, formerly BenjaminDada.com.

  • TechNext

    Nigerian tech news with a strong startup and policy beat.

  • Innovation Village

    Tech and entrepreneurship coverage across West Africa.

  • Financial Nigeria

    Development and finance journal; good for thought-leadership pieces.

  • Nairaland

    Not press, but Nigeria's biggest forum. Where narratives are stress-tested.

Lifestyle & blogs
  • BellaNaija

    Lifestyle, weddings and culture. Enormous reach with young urban readers.

  • Pulse Nigeria

    Youth-focused news and entertainment with strong video distribution.

  • Legit.ng

    One of Nigeria's highest-traffic news and entertainment sites.

  • Linda Ikeji's Blog

    The original Nigerian entertainment blog, still a mass-market driver.

  • NotJustOk

    The reference site for Nigerian music releases and culture.

  • OloriSuperGal

    Entertainment and lifestyle with a loyal social following.

  • YNaija

    Youth culture, politics and lists. Good for millennial-facing brand stories.

  • Native Mag

    The definitive voice on Nigerian music and youth culture globally.

  • Guardian Life

    The Guardian's lifestyle vertical; fashion, food, arts and interviews.

  • BellaNaija Style

    Fashion and beauty vertical with huge social amplification.

Broadcast
  • Channels Television

    The leading TV news brand; strong online clips business.

  • Arise News

    Business-friendly broadcast with international distribution.

  • TVC News

    Lagos-based national broadcaster with growing digital reach.

  • Naija FM / Soundcity

    Radio and music TV brands that move youth culture stories.

  • AIT

    One of the oldest private broadcasters, wide national footprint.

  • NTA

    The state broadcaster; still unmatched reach outside the big cities.

  • Wazobia FM

    Pidgin-first radio with mass-market trust in Lagos and beyond.

  • Classic FM / Beat FM

    Urban radio brands; strong for launch-week interviews and music tie-ins.

Journalists we rate

Individual bylines that move stories in Nigeria. We never publish private contact details; pitches reach them through newsroom desks and relationships.

  • Fisayo SoyomboFoundation for Investigative Journalism · Investigations
  • David HundeyinWest Africa Weekly · Investigations & politics
  • Kiki MordiIndependent / BBC Africa Eye alumna · Gender & investigations
  • Idris AkinbajoPremium Times · Investigations desk
  • Simon KolawoleThe Cable · Politics & economy analysis
  • Chude JideonwoWithChude · Long-form interviews & culture
  • Adeola FayehunKeeping It Real (YouTube) · Diaspora news & satire
  • Tolu OgunlesiEssayist & commentator · Culture & national life

Who covers what

Journalists move between outlets, but beats stay stable. This is where each kind of story actually lands:

  • Startups & fundingTechCabal, Techpoint, Condia, TechNext, Nairametrics tech desk
  • Corporate & financeBusinessDay, The Guardian business, Nairametrics, Financial Nigeria
  • Entertainment & culturePulse, BellaNaija, NotJustOk, Native Mag, Vanguard Allure
  • National news anglesPunch, Premium Times, The Cable, Daily Trust, The Nation
  • Broadcast interviewsChannels, Arise, TVC, AIT. Book through producers, not reporters
  • Investigations & accountabilityPremium Times, FIJ, HumAngle, Peoples Gazette. Come with documents, not press releases
  • Development & humanitarianHumAngle, Dataphyte, Guardian features desk
  • Data & research storiesDataphyte, Nairametrics, Stears. Publish the dataset, not just the headline
  • Youth & campus storiesYNaija, Pulse, Legit.ng. Social-first angles travel furthest

Want to do the pitching yourself? Read our guide to getting press coverage that matters. Want it done for you? That is the form below.

Tell us the story. We will tell you where it can run.

Send the pitch to our outreach desk. We reply with an honest read on which of these Nigerian outlets would take it, what it would take to place it, and what it costs.

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