Media Trust Limited publishes three major newspapers in Nigeria: the Daily Trust, the Weekly and the Sunday Trust. The company also publishes the Hausa language Aminiya newspaper and the Kilimanjaro magazine. Media Trust is one of the largest media companies in Nigeria. Read the following article for more information. It’s also worth checking out the Daily Trust Foundation website. Founded in 1989, Media Trust is a privately held, non-profit media company based in Abuja, Nigeria.
Media Trust Limited
The former minister of aviation, Femi Fani-Kayode, has demanded a negotiation with the company that publishes the Daily Trust and other publications. In response to an article published by the company, Fani-Kayode’s lawyer signed a letter demanding a negotiation. While the firm believes in providing honest and efficient services to clients, it also values the contribution of its workers.
Daily Trust Foundation
The Daily Trust Foundation is the CSR arm of the media group Mediatrust Limited with headquarters in the Federal Capital Territory of Abuja, Nigeria. Its activities are diverse, ranging from the training of journalists and scholarships to girls’ education, to providing clean water in rural communities and medical outreaches, and giving gifts in kind to vulnerable communities. Currently, the Foundation supports more than 100 projects across Nigeria. Read on to find out more about this important organization and the people and organizations it supports.
Alhaji Isiaq Ajibola
Among the great media practitioners, Alhaji Isiaq Ajabola is the most respected in the industry. A former BBC journalist, he held various positions in the government and was also a recipient of the prestigious Distinguished Nigerian Award. As a result of his philanthropic activities, the Daily Trust has gathered wide public appreciation.
Immam Nma Shuaib
The daily trust of Imam Nma Shuaib is an important part of the Islam tradition. It enables Muslims to give alms regularly and freely. Unlike many other types of trusts, this one has no set amount of alms per day. Instead, it varies from one person to another. Some trusts also allow users to donate more than the daily minimum amount.
Kabiru Abdullahi Yusuf
Today, Nigeria’s Governor, Abdullahi Umar Ganduje, congratulated the Chairman and publisher of the Daily Trust, Mallam Kabiru A. Yusuf, on his victory in the supplementary election. The governor commended the publisher for his leadership role and peaceful transition of the newspaper. He said he wished the newspaper success in the next elections.
Mannir Dan-Ali
A Nigerian newspaper, the Daily Trust, has been under military siege since the weekend. Armed soldiers took over the paper’s headquarters in Abuja, disbanded its Mobile Police guards, and seized its office in Maiduguri. The soldiers arrested two reporters and Daily Trust bureau chief Usman Abubakar. There are numerous reasons for the arrest of the daily. But one factor is apparent: the newspaper’s reporting on insurgents and military operations.
Theophilus Abbah
Theophilus Abbah is the managing editor of the daily trust newspaper in Nigeria. He has over two decades of journalism experience and specializes in investigative reporting, forensic linguistics, biblical interpretation, and counter-terrorism analysis. His investigative reporting has won him several awards, including the Editor’s Courage Award from the Forum for African Investigative Reporters. Abbah is currently pursuing a doctorate in journalism from the University of Abuja.
