About Anambra Socials
Anambra Socials is an English-language publication covering Anambra State, Nigeria. Our slogan is “Reporting Our Communities. Amplifying Our Voices.”
Our coverage
The website brings together local news, community accounts, reporting on infrastructure and the environment, markets, politics, culture and opinion. Stories may include footage, photographs, public documents and accounts from people affected by an issue. The evidence available and its limits should be clear in the report.
Recent coverage follows erosion affecting community access, road construction and repair, the experiences of traders, and cultural events such as the Onitsha Ofala Youth Carnival. Our news archive provides permanent links to published articles rather than requiring readers to follow a social feed.
How to read our labels
- News: an account of events with sources attributed in the article.
- Community report: includes submitted footage or community accounts. An account is attributed rather than treated as independent confirmation.
- Opinion and commentary: contain arguments or judgments. A contributor’s position is distinguished from an established finding.
Material supplied by a resident or circulating online may be incomplete. Readers should check the date, source and any editorial note, and should not assume that an allegation has been proven.
Publisher and contact
The publisher is Anambra Socials. Contact the publisher on WhatsApp: +234 702 556 5779 or @anambrasocials on Instagram for editorial enquiries, ownership questions, rights concerns or advertising enquiries.
The author profiles explain the bylines used on this site. The publication byline identifies Anambra Socials; named contributors are credited where recorded.
Corrections, responses and submissions
To question a report, send its URL, identify the disputed passage and supply supporting evidence. An affected person can also submit a response for consideration. Our Corrections Policy explains how material corrections should be recorded.
For a news tip, use our community reporting guide. It explains what information helps us assess a submission and how to avoid putting people at risk while gathering evidence.
Read our Editorial Policy for standards on attribution, opinion, images, advertising and conflicts, and our Privacy Policy for information about website features and third-party services.