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VONa Communications Acquires Largest Share At Global Village Extra, Changes Name

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VONa Communications has become the largest shareholder at Global Village Extra, thereby necessitating a change of name in the organization.

The website will hitherto change to voiceofnaija.ng, a shift from globalvillageextra.com which the followers and audience have been accustomed to for the past six-seven years since operation kicked off.

VONa, which derives from Voice Of Naija, is a new dispensation that is also a response to the yearnings of readers for more people-centered contents as well as the need to evolve with the media ecosystem.

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A statement by Mr Taiye Olayemi, the Managing Director, VONa Communications given to Persecondnews, said:”Rest assured that this change births a new beginning in the annals of journalism practice in Nigeria, and across the globe.

“The management is now open to new partnerships, sponsorships and advert placements.

“Welcome to a new dispensation, welcome to the Voice of Naija where your voice is your power.”

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