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EveryDayLagos Celebrates One Year Of Dynamic Storytelling

by The Culture Newspaper April 8, 2025
by The Culture Newspaper April 8, 2025


EveryDayLagos is marking a significant milestone – its first anniversary.
In a statement signed by Uche Nnadozie, “over the past 12 months, we have been privileged to share the stories of Lagos, its people, and its vibrant culture.”

The statement highlights how Mr. Akeem Lasisi and Nnadozie himself have been providing critical editorial direction for the publication as consultants.
Together they have shaped the online newspaper as a veritable news bank for the city.

“We are grateful for the overwhelming support and trust you, our esteemed readers, have placed in us.

“As we celebrate this achievement, we are excited to announce an upcoming photo art event that will showcase the beauty and diversity of Lagos.

“We invite you to join us and be a part of this unique celebration.”

Details of the event is expected to be shared soon, and “we look forward to your participation and support.

“At EveryDayLagos, we remain committed to upholding the highest standards of responsible and modern journalism.

“Our mission is to provide a platform for the voices of Lagosians to be heard, and to tell the stories that shape our great city.

“We invite citizen journalists and community storytellers to take advantage of our digital channels to share their stories and perspectives.

“Your voices matter, and we are eager to amplify them.”

In the year ahead, the team promise to continue reporting the issues that matter most to Lagosians, including:

– Politics: Holding leaders accountable and providing in-depth analysis of governance
– People: Sharing the stories of everyday Lagosians and their struggles and triumphs
– Places: Exploring the hidden gems and iconic landmarks of our great city
– Government: Providing critical coverage of policy decisions and their impact on citizens
– Economy: Analysing trends and developments that shape the business landscape
– Entertainment: Celebrating the vibrant arts and culture scene of Lagos

“Thank you for being part of the EveryDayLagos family. We look forward to continuing this journey with you and sharing the stories that make Lagos the incredible city it is.”

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