Starnews NG Wins Best Online Newspaper For 2023

By Doris Israel Ijeoma

Nigerian Online News outlet, Starnews NG, has clinched the title of “Best Online Newspaper” for its contributions throughout 2023.

The honour, denoting excellence in news coverage and reporting, was bestowed upon the the Medium by the esteemed ONDO YOUTH FOCUS 2024.

The distinguished award was gracefully accepted on Monday by Mrs Akinrinlola Olubunmi, the publisher’s wife, who represented the team behind Starnews NG.

The presentation was done by Ayo Akinde in Akure, Ondo State.

The recognition comes as a testament to Starnews NG’s unwavering dedication to providing insightful, reliable, and comprehensive news coverage.

About Us

Starnews NG is a media outlet that delivers relevant up to date news; we serve as a bridge to the information gap, ensuring that people get informed about happenings around both locally and internationally. With more than 500,000 active subscribers, and widespread presence on social media, we deliver our media content to a wide and diverse group of people in all the 36 states of Nigeria and abroad.

We meet the expectation of our readers and serve up relevant and well-targeted newsletters to them. By this, we do not only share information about happenings and up-to-date news, but we also share information about other businesses too, and report political and government activities to ensure their businesses and performance can leverage on the wide reach audience we enjoy.

With our news apps, you can go with Starnews everywhere you go.


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