Editorial Policy

Our editorial policy explains how publishers are selected, how summaries and links are handled, and how corrections are reviewed.

Selection and organisation

We select established Nigerian general-interest and specialist publishers that provide identifiable, regularly maintained news coverage. Categories describe subject focus; they are not quality scores.

Headlines and summaries

We ingest only publisher-supplied RSS metadata: headlines, links, brief descriptions, dates and categories. Every displayed headline names and links to its original publisher; we do not republish full articles.

Multi-source grouping

Similar headlines may be grouped by deterministic title matching within a limited time window. Published stories with at least one attributed source and useful content are eligible for indexing. Duplicate story URLs are consolidated when the evidence supports it; Google decides what appears in search. Grouping indicates topical similarity, not agreement or verification.

Summaries and automation

Briefs are based on attributed headlines, and coverage panels compare publisher names, headline wording and source timestamps. They do not independently verify claims or reproduce full articles. Conflicting numerical details are identified for readers to check at the source. Editors can correct summaries and categories; those decisions are preserved during automatic updates.

Corrections

We correct material factual, attribution and grouping errors when verified. Contact us with the affected URL and evidence. Publisher-side article changes remain the responsibility of the original newsroom.

No paid ranking

Directory order and editorial comparison should not be sold as disguised placement. Any future sponsorship must be clearly labelled.

Last reviewed: 30 August 2026

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