Daily Report Nigeria Office
Rising news online outlet, Daily Report Nigeria on Saturday unveiled it’s corporate office in the heart of Warri, Delta state.
The ribbon-cutting ceremony was well attended by government officials, pressure groups, media organizations, student groups, as well as the Nigerian Union of Journalists, community leaders across the Niger Delta, and not leaving out friends and loved ones.
Publisher of Daily Report Nigeria, Tare Magbei in his address, explained that the move was birthed by the need to reach more Nigerians with verifiable and quality content.
“This is simply an extension of our vision to reach the average Nigerian who has internet access with accurate, informative and entertaining content.
“We have been a channel of communication for government parastatals, pressure groups, NGOs, peace building institutions, religious groups, activists, politicians and more.
“The desire to reach more Nigerians who have no internet access with our content is part of what has triggered this move too,” Mr Magbei said.
The online media outfit has been online for fourteen months prior to the opening of the corporate office.
The office cited along the popular and busy NNPC Housing Complex Road, Ekpan, Uvwie Local Government Area of Delta state is well furnished and equiped for quality content delivery.
Guests who spoke at the ceremony hailed the consistency and commitment of the Publisher in building the Daily Report Nigeria brand to such a lofty level within the short timeframe.
On the level of reach Daily Report Nigeria has attained in the last fourteen months, Magbei stated the brand attracted 318,000+ page views for just the month of July.
Though, the firm has set out a bigger target with regards to audience and reach in the coming months.
“Our target is to reach a minimum of one million users monthly before January 2022, so as to give our advertisers a good pool of potential customers to patronize their businesses,” he added.
Faces at the ceremony include Comrade Ozobo Austin, SA on Political Matters to the Delta State Government, Ellington Ebakumo, SA Political Matters to Delta State Government, Arex Akemotubo, SSA to the Governor, Amb Princewill Binebai, President Delta Ijaw Comrades Community, Pastor Enieghan Thompson Layefa, CEO Tomwill Group, businessmen and others.
Also, representatives of the Ijaw Youth Council (IYC), the Ijaw People’s Development Initiative (IPDI), Aladja/Ogbe-Ijoh Peace Vanguard and other pressure groups attended the function.
President of the National Union of Izon-ebe Students, Comrade Andrew Yankee, Comrade Bruno Kodoye, President National Association of Burutu Local Government Students, and Comrade Tare James, President of National Union of Obotebe Students led other student bodies.
Media organizations present include ITV, Liberator Newspaper, Congress News, The People’s Voice, Waffi TV, Mandate Newspaper, freelance journalists and a special delegation of the NUJ Warri Chapel.
