NPAN announces changes in newspaper cover prices

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By our correspondent

The Newspaper Proprietor’s Association of Nigeria, NPAN, has announced changes in new cover prices of newspaper titles effective January 2, 2024.
According to a statement issued by Feyi Smith, Executive Secretary of NPAN, the association took this difficult decision after a careful review of the current economic situation and the rising production costs of newspapers. .
“In the last few years, inflation and the devaluation of the Naira have had very serious negative effects on our members’ production costs and eaten deeply into their profit margins.
“Nevertheless, our members retained the current cover prices for over four years, while inflation more than doubled within the same period.
“We acknowledge that the negative effects of the tough economic climate are felt by our readers. It is for this reason that publishers have borne the brunt of high production costs for the last four years without adjusting cover prices.
“We hope that this price increase would meet with the understanding of our readers even as we continue to do our best to take advantage of technology and better collaboration amongst publishers to improve the quality of our products”, the NPAN statement said.

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