About Us The Sun Publishing Limited is a registered liability company. It is a media and entertainment company. It commenced operations on January 18, 2003 with the publication of a weekly and on June 16, 2003, it went daily. On February 20, 2005, SoccerStar, an-all soccer daily joined the stable. The company has its corporate head office in Lagos; regional offices in Abuja, Enugu Port Harcourt, Kaduna, Ibadan and Jos and 24 other branch offices across the country.
Vision To be a dominant media content provider and entertainment company in Nigeria and Africa through the pursuit of excellence in delivering innovative and quality media and entertainment products.
Mission To practise journalism in the classical tradition of presenting the news and features in an exciting style, with impact, objectivity and appeal that generate returns to all stakeholders: the society, the investors and the practitioners.
Our Core Values The Sun passionately subsists on the core values of teamwork, respect, innovation, integrity and professionalism (T.R.I.P). T = We believe that we will serve our customers (readers) and other stakeholders better when we work as a team. R = We are committed to treating our employees and other people with respect, dignity; in a fair and equitable manner. I = We are committed to continuous innovation as the best means to deliver value. We also believe in conducting our business with integrity and with the highest standard of ethics and accountability. P = We are committed to being a professional, flexible and learning organization.
The Team The Sun Publishing Limited is managed by a professionally competent and highly experienced team who has a combined cognate experience of over 100 years. The team consists of Executive Management and Senior Management.
The Directorate:
Tony Onyima
Managing Director/Editor-in-Chief
Femi Adesina
Deputy Managing Director/Deputy Editor-in-Chief
Paul Onyia
Ethel Nmezi
Executive Director, Finance & Administration
Executive Director, Marketing
Alan Jones
Executive Director, Technical
Eric Osagie
Executive Director, Special Services
Senior Management:
Steve Nwosu Editor, Daily
Neta Nwosu
AGM, Corporate Services
Patrick Enilama
Principal Human Resource Manager
Onuoha Ukeh Editor, Saturday
Damola Olajumoke
AGM, Operations & Sales
Obioma Ogukwe Accountant
Funke Egbemode Editor, Sunday
Kunle Sholaja
Editor, SoccerStar
Johnson Ogwumike Internal Audit Manager
Shola Oshunkeye Editor, Magazines
Ademola Abioye
Business Development Manager
Nwokocha Obi
Sales & Distribution manager
Distribution & Branch Network Bureau Office
Station
Office Address
Sales Officer
Phone no.
Abuja
Guoba Plaza, Beside Chisco,
Wakeel
0803 631 1557
Utako District.
Joseph
0802 594 9349
Henry Chukwurah PHC
73, Ikwere Road, Port Harcourt.
Patrick
0803 383 7281
Bureau Chief
Asaba
21, Anwin Road, Asaba.
Benson
0803 441 3470
0803 676 0185
Benin
10/12, Butcher Street, Benin.
Jacob
0808 582 8503
Calabar
17, Chamley Street, Calabar.
Edet
0805 101 8864
Ikot Ekpene 94, Aba Road, Ikot Ekpene.
Kalu
0803 492 5633
Uyo
15, Ekpeyong Street, Uyo.
Israel
0703 022 4196
Warri
129, Warri/Sapele Road, Warri.
Emmanuel
0703 339 1647
Yenagoa
544, Milford Okilo Road, Yenagoa.
Chidi Nnadi
Enugu
20 Obiagu Road, Enugu.
Cyriacus
0803 506 5922
Bureau Chief
Aba
76B St. Michael Road, Aba.
Joseph
0818 843 0233
0803 721 8876
Abakaliki
38 Ogoja Road, Abakaliki.
Samuel
0806 111 4435
Awka
6 Isiagu Amaikwo Street. Awka.
Chike
0802 412 5672
Nnewi
15 Owerri Road, Nnewi.
Obike
0802 533 4208
Nsukka
29 Enugu-Nsukka Road, Nsukka.
Okoro
0806 574 6921
Onitsha
57 Old Market Road, Onitsha.
Omiko
0803 643 2717
FCT Ikenna Emeuwa
Deputy Editor, Nation’s Capital, 0803 7275566 South -South
South-East
Owerri
5 Rotobi Street, Owerri.
Andy
0803 505 1610
Umuahia
2C Aba Road, Umuahia.
Onukwube
0805 235 0316
South-West Yinka Fabowale
Ibadan
31, Oyo Road, Coca-Cola Ibadan
Nojeem
0803 328 0193
Bureau Chief
Abeokuta
22, Ake Road, Ijemo, Abeokuta
David
0803 427 8970
0802 316 9633
Ado Ekiti
32, Ororo Owu Street, Ado -Ekiti
Dele
0803 394 5021
Akure
15, Gbogi Street, off Oyemekun Street.
Dele
0803 394 5021
Ondo
20,Oreretu by Town Hall, Ondo.
Azeez
0805 526 9602
Oshogbo
150, Station Road, Oshogbo.
Sunday
0802 861 6748
Oyo
192. Abiodun Atiba Road, Oyo
Wale
0802 331 5847
North -Central/East Kenny Ashaka
Jos
7, Tafa Balewa Street,
Kayode
0808 372 4672
Bureau Chief
Charcoal Market, Jos.
0803 700 5315
Bauchi
17, Yakubu Wanka Street, Bauchi.
Jide
082 843 0496
Lafia
26, Makurdi Road, Opp NITEL Office
Adejo
0703 788 4005
Lafia Nassarawa.
Makurdi
43, Niger Crescent , Makurdi.
Boniface
0803 744 6132
Yola
8, Taraba Street. Jimeta, Yola.
Adelani
0805 554 1774
Lokoja
Fedral Medical Road,
Moses
0803 503 6573
Off Med Centre, Near Punch, Lokoja.
SW, 26 Bosso Road, by Total Filling
Minna
Jide
0803 647 4533
Station, Minna.
Suleja
3, Hassan Danlatu Road, Suleja.
Charles
0808 268 9359
Ilorin
20, Offa Road, Ilorin.
Bisi
0803 599 4727
North-West Ismail Omipidan
Kaduna
SOJ Plaza, R9 Kotangora Road,
Chinedu
0803 370 8467
Bureau Chief
By Ahmadu Bello Way, Kaduna
0803 565 1950
Gusau
36, Sanni Abacha Way, Gusau
Ola
0703 411 7712
Kano
10, Church Road, Sabongeri Kano.
Ismaila
0803 182 3148
Katsina
40, Madawaki Road; Mangudu House.
Ambrose
0803 565 2500
Maiduguri
115, Galadima Junction ,
Eniola
0802 373 0866
Off Kazeem Ibrahim Road, Maiduguri.
36, Emir Yahaya Road; Sokoto
Sokoto
Ola
0703 411 7712
The SUN Brand Health The Sun is a paper of human voices, capturing the unpredictable and unexpected rhythms of life and existence, the daily heartbeat of humanity in lucid and crisp prose. Little wonder we are called “Voice of the Nation.” All the newspaper readership surveys carried out in the country in the last four years acknowledge the very strong presence of The Sun in South-South, South-East, Northwest, North-East, North-Central and Lagos*. Readers of The Sun cut across different educational backgrounds with a greater hold on readers under the age of 50 years. Both males and females read The Sun, but a slight male bias has been noticed. Different occupational groups read The Sun with a strong pool of readers in senior management position. The Sun has the largest share of consumers’ mind (about 87 percent) i.e. the newspaper most readers are conscious and aware of. This brand health has been reinforced with the take off of two printing plants located in Aba and Abuja.
*Mediafacts, Nigeria/West Africa and RMS reports.
www.sunnewsonline.com This is easily the fastes growing newspaper website with over 4.5 million visitors per month. The visitors come from across the world – Nigeria, United Kingdom, United States of America (USA), Canada, Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Korea, Israel, Kenya, Benin, Austria, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, Costa Rica, Hungary, Lebanon, Mauritius, etc.
Average Visits: Page Loads
Unique Visits
Returning Visits
Source: StatCounter
Summary of the Chart Year
Page Loads
Unique Visitors
First Time Visitors
Returning Visitors
2010
109,159,379
35,633,193
11,543,717
24,089,476
2009
58,029,132
19,177,247
6,917,026
12,260,221
2008
55,540,095
16,866,523
6,105,446
10,761,077
2007
41,975,883
13,212,521
4,523,005
8,689,516
Returning Visitors - Based purely on a cookie, if this person is returning to the website for another visit an hour or more later First Time Visitors - Based purely on a cookie, if this person has no cookie then this is considered their first time at the website. Unique Visitor - Based purely on a cookie, this is the total of the returning visitors and first time visitors. Page Load - The number of times a page has been visited.