In a determined effort to counter misinformation and promote credible reporting, Very Nigerian has officially debuted as a digital news platform dedicated to fighting fake news in the country.
The new platform says its mission is to provide Nigerians with accurate, reliable, and timely information at a time when false reports and misleading narratives continue to spread rapidly online.
According to its founders, the idea for Very Nigerian was inspired by the rising volume of misinformation across social media and digital spaces.
“We launched Very Nigerian because Nigerians deserve a media platform they can rely on, one that reports facts, amplifies real voices, and promotes accountability,” the editorial lead said.
The platform covers National News, Politics, Society, Economy, Business, Sports, Culture, and Lifestyle, all delivered with a firm commitment to honesty and professional ethics.
Its operations are guided by six key principles: truth, integrity, patriotism, accountability, balance, and innovation.
Targeted at a broad audience, including young people, working professionals, and Nigerians in the diaspora, Very Nigerian aims to rebuild public trust in the media while responsibly highlighting the nation’s realities, achievements, and challenges.
The platform, now live and publishing, is positioned to restore confidence in journalism and curb the spread of fake news, one story at a time.