Preparations are in top gear for the Society of Digital Newspaper Owners of Nigeria (SDNON) Summit 2025, as the association finalizes arrangements for what is set to be one of the most insightful gatherings in Nigeria’s media and policy landscape.
With the theme “Policy Shifts in Cyber Law and Taxation: What They Mean for the Media and Nigeria’s Economy,” the summit will convene leading experts in finance, cybercrime, taxation, and public relations to dissect the implications of evolving government policies on the media industry and the broader national economy.
The highly anticipated event is scheduled to hold on Thursday, November 13, 2025, at the LCCI Business District, Alausa, Lagos, commencing at 10:00 a.m.
According to Mr. Wale Onifade, Chairman of the Organizing Committee, the summit will serve as a platform for robust dialogue and actionable insights, aimed at equipping media practitioners, policymakers, and stakeholders with the knowledge and tools to navigate Nigeria’s dynamic regulatory environment.
Speaking on the significance of the summit, Dr. Adeniyi Ifetayo, President of SDNON, described the association as a collective of forward-thinking media professionals committed to shaping the future of journalism in Nigeria.
“Together, we promote credibility, innovation, and collaboration in Nigeria’s digital media landscape,” Dr. Ifetayo stated.
He further emphasized that SDNON’s mission is to empower and unify digital newspaper owners across Nigeria by fostering ethical journalism, encouraging innovation, and advocating for the rights and sustainability of digital media practitioners.
“Our vision is to be the leading voice and authority for digital news media in Nigeria, driving credibility, professionalism, and progressive impact in the digital journalism space,” he added.
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