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The Guardian Nigeria

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The Guardian is a Nigerian independent newspaper founded by Alex Uruemu Ibru; it first hit the newsstand on February 27, 1983 as a weekly and its daily edition began on July 4, 1983; it styles itself the 'flagship of the Nigerian press' and is described in the paper's own 39th-anniversary statement as a newspaper of record and influence, published from Rutam House (per The Guardian's anniversary statement distributed by APO Group, July 2022).

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The Guardian is a Nigerian independent newspaper founded by Alex Uruemu Ibru; it first hit the newsstand on February 27, 1983 as a weekly and its daily edition began on July 4, 1983; it styles itself the 'flagship of the Nigerian press' and is described in the paper's own 39th-anniversary statement as a newspaper of record and influence, published from Rutam House (per The Guardian's anniversary statement distributed by APO Group, July 2022).

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The Guardian is a Nigerian independent newspaper founded by Alex Uruemu Ibru; it first hit the newsstand on February 27, 1983 as a weekly and its daily edition began on July 4, 1983; it styles itself the 'flagship of the Nigerian press' and is described in the paper's own 39th-anniversary statement as a newspaper of record and influence, published from Rutam House (per The Guardian's anniversary statement distributed by APO Group, July 2022).

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