Daily Times Nigeria
Nigeria's newspaper of record, reporting the nation since 1926.
Folio Africa
Folio Africa is a diversified African enterprise with businesses across media, communications, advertising, publishing, technology, lifestyle, and strategic investments.
Folio Africa grew out of Nigerian print. Daily Times Nigeria began publishing in 1926 and became the country's newspaper of record; the group that formed around it now spans media, communications, advertising, publishing, technology, lifestyle, hospitality and strategic investments.
Custodian of one of Nigeria's most complete media archives, and of institutions the public has trusted for generations.
A working incubator inside a heritage group: new ventures in technology, energy and the creative economy, built with the reach of a century-old network behind them.
To build and sustain businesses that create durable value for African markets — nurturing self-sustaining ecosystems of products, services and partnerships rather than isolated assets.
To be the African enterprise that connects the continent's institutions, industries and audiences, and shapes what comes next.
To put African capability, African stories and African enterprise at the centre of the continent's growth, on terms set in Africa.
Nothing in the group operates alone. A campaign placed by Folio OOH runs alongside editorial from the newsrooms and digital delivery from Folio Interactive. Select a division to see what sits inside it.
The heritage core of the group — national newspapers, magazines and publishing houses that have recorded Nigeria's story for close to a century.
8 businesses in this division
Nigeria's newspaper of record, reporting the nation since 1926.
Business, markets and policy for Nigeria's commercial decision-makers.
The weekend edition — long reads, analysis and national conversation.
Culture, style and the people defining contemporary Nigeria.
What is happening in Lagos, and who is making it happen.
The group's digital-native newsroom for a mobile-first readership.
Book and commemorative publishing under the group's imprint.
Publisher of The Nigerian Grand Book, the country's reference record.
Reach and scale across editorial, outdoor, consumer and project delivery.
Since Daily Times Nigeria first went to press in 1926.
Operating companies, titles and programmes across eight divisions.
From national newsrooms to energy project development.
Legacy media through to social impact, under one holding group.
Editorial, outdoor and distribution footprint across Nigeria.
ProvisionalBillboard, transit and airport inventory operated by Folio OOH.
ProvisionalIntegrated campaigns across owned editorial, outdoor and digital.
ProvisionalAdvertisers, institutions and government partners.
ProvisionalFigures marked provisional are working estimates and are excluded from published materials until the group confirms them.
Build durable businesses, keep them close enough to work together, and let each one benefit from the reach of the rest.
National newsrooms, broadcast production and a syndication network that reaches readers in print, on air and on the phone in their hand.
Magazines, books and reference titles produced to archival standard — including one of Nigeria's most complete newspaper archives.
Campaign strategy and creative delivery, planned across the group's owned editorial, outdoor and digital inventory in a single brief.
Performance media, content production and the platforms brands need to reach audiences that live online first.
Billboards, transit and airport inventory on Nigeria's busiest corridors, developed and operated end to end.
Awards, summits and cultural programming — produced, hosted and covered by the group without leaving the network.
Consumer brands built around wellbeing, personal care and the everyday essentials Nigerian households actually buy.
Water, venues and airport concessions serving guests, travellers and the hospitality trade at national scale.
Managed venues, concessions and the physical estate that gives the group's audiences somewhere to gather.
Platforms and products incubated inside the group, from digital publishing infrastructure to new consumer ventures.
Equity positions, procurement and large-scale project development — including offshore structures that connect Nigerian operations to international capital.
A hundred years after the first edition went to press, DTN@100 opens with archive restoration, commemorative publishing and a national programme of events.
Nominations open for the hundred Nigerians whose work has measurably improved the lives of others across business, public service, science and community.
Generation, gas and distribution leaders join regulators and investors to work through the practical sequencing of Nigeria's energy transition.
New large-format and transit sites extend the network's reach in Nigeria's highest-traffic commercial corridors.
A group board sets direction; division leads own delivery. Reporting lines are short by design.
Chairman, Folio Africa
Sets the long-term direction of the group and chairs the board that oversees Folio Holdings and the offshore entities, including the partnership with NOK Group.
Managing Director, Folio Holdings
Runs the Nigerian operating group day to day, with the eight divisions and their managing directors reporting into this office.
Media & Publishing
Custodian of the group's mastheads and editorial independence, overseeing the newsrooms and the publishing houses that sit alongside them.
A masthead that has published through every chapter of modern Nigeria, and the editorial standards that kept it credible for a century. Trust is the group's oldest asset and the one it protects hardest.
Digital newsrooms, incubated ventures and platforms built in-house. Future Forward exists so the group is never only defending what it already owns.
Infrastructure delivered, campaigns placed, classrooms equipped. The group holds its social work to the same standard of evidence as its commercial work.
A newsroom editor and an energy project lead sit in the same all-hands here. That range is the point.
You inherit something older than you and hand it on in better condition. That applies to a masthead, a client relationship and a codebase alike.
A group this broad means a newsroom editor and an energy project lead sit in the same all-hands. People here move between disciplines more than most careers allow.
Claims get checked. It is a habit the newsroom taught the rest of the group, and it shapes how decisions are argued everywhere in the business.
Small teams, short reporting lines and real ownership. Work here reaches audiences at national scale without passing through six layers first.
Company profile, governance framework, partnership tracks and the media kit — all in one place.
Equity and joint-venture structures through Folio Investment and Trading Company, alongside existing positions in Landmark, Lasena Limited and L'Avyanna Limited.
Infrastructure, energy and healthcare undertakings developed with Tefan Consulting and the group's government and industry network.
Access to national editorial reach, outdoor inventory and digital audiences through a single commercial relationship.
Cross-border structures via A360, MVMO Seychelles and MVMO Mauritius, including the group's partnership with NOK Group.
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