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Leadership’s Ex-Deputy Editor Launches Online Multilingual Newspaper

by Henry Tyohemba
7 months ago
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A former deputy editor of LEADERSHIP Newspapers, Adebiyi Adedapo, has pioneered a multilingual media experience in Nigeria, leading an online news platform, The Verge, which can be read in over 100 languages.

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The first of its kind in Nigeria, Adedapo who the editor-in-chief of The Verge, said its content can be translated to several languages, including English, French, Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, German, Portuguese, and many others. He also noted that the content can be read in three Nigerian languages: Hausa, Igbo, and Yoruba.

Unveiling the new online journalism experience, Adedapo stated that the state-of-the-art digital publication aims to eliminate language barriers while providing high-quality, accurate, and relevant news to readers worldwide.

According to him, The Verge employs a hybrid approach that combines cutting-edge Artificial Intelligence (AI) with the expertise of human translators and editors.

“The management of Crust Intercontinental Nigeria Ltd, publishers of The Verge, is launching a multilingual online newspaper today.

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“As we enter an increasingly interconnected world, where language and cultural diversity are both celebrated and essential, our platform is poised to bridge gaps, connect communities, and ensure inclusivity for a global audience,” he said.

According to him, in a rapidly globalizing world, the demand for news resonating with local perspectives while addressing global events is more pressing than ever.

“Traditional news outlets often cater to a single linguistic demographic, leaving vast segments of the world’s population underserved or disconnected from critical global and local discussions.

“Our vision is simple yet ambitious: to create a platform that empowers individuals through knowledge, fosters mutual understanding among diverse cultures, and prioritizes inclusivity, accessibility, and representation in the media landscape,” he added.

Adedapo emphasized that language is more than a communication medium; it is the lens through which people experience their identity, culture, and community. This, he said, plays a central role in interpreting and engaging with the wider world.

He assured that the multilingual news platform would enhance accessibility and ensure cultural nuances are respected and retained in the storytelling process.

“At The Verge, we believe everyone deserves to stay informed, regardless of the language they speak. This belief forms the foundation of our multilingual online newspaper,” he added.


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