- The Daily Times has been influential in shaping Nigeria's media landscape and documenting its evolution.
- The Daily Times, a Nigerian publication, traces its history back to 1995 in Lagos, mirroring the nation's political and economic evolution.
The Daily Times, a Nigerian publication, operated as the oldest surviving newspaper while Sani Abacha was in power during Nigeria's political crisis, with premises in Ikeja.
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What happened
The Daily Times, a Nigerian publication, operated as the oldest surviving newspaper while Sani Abacha was in power during Nigeria's political crisis, with premises in Ikeja.
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The entities involved
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Daily Times
newspaper
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Nigeria
sovereign state in West Africa
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Sani Abacha
Nigerian military ruler (1943-1998)
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Related events
- The Olusegun Obasanjo Presidential Library in Nigeria holds historical items related to Sani Abacha's era.
- Daily Times is a Nigerian newspaper, and the Lagos State Government mourned a loss to the Nigerian media industry in 2023.
- Historical overview detailing Sani Abacha's role in Nigeria's transition and Olusegun Obasanjo's subsequent peace-building work for ECOWAS.
- A book unveiling was held in Abuja, Nigeria, reviewing Nigerian history and discussing the nation's socio-political journey.
- Abuja is the capital city of Nigeria.