The Lagos Times started about 10 years ago when the publisher, Biodun Durojaiye resigned as the Daily Editor of Daily Times, Nigeria's first national newspaper. Before becoming Daily Editor at Daily Times, Biodun had worked at National Concord, The Examiner, The Sun, Nigerian Compass and New Telegraph. He held.various key positions which included News Editor, Online Editor, Deputy Editor, and Head of Special Projects. The Lagos Times, which covers a wide spectrum of Nigerian and international affairs.. Significant emphasis is placed on national politics, highlighting internal developments within the political parties and administrative actions taken by the President state governors. Beyond political updates, the newspaper features business and economic news, specifically regarding Nigeria’s oil sector and various infrastructure projects. The online newspaper also serves as a lifestyle resource, offering practical "how-to" guides on personal finance, professional development, and romantic relationships. Additionally, readers can find cultural and sports coverage, ranging from Super Eagles updates to serialized fictional stories. Overall, the publication functions as a diverse information hub catering to the civic, professional, and personal interests of its audience.
Source: Code for Africa
Last updated date: September 2026
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