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Per Second News launches 2010 Elections section

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An Easy Way to Follow the Elections, With Reporting From Trusted Sources Curated by News Editors

 

Per Second News today announced a new 2019 elections section in Per Second News, providing a new resource for timely, trustworthy election information and helping news seekers access the most important reporting and analysis from a diverse set of editors.

 

The 2019 elections section helps readers follow the latest on the elections with breaking news, exclusive highlights and analysis from reliable sources selected by our editors.

 

“ Today more than ever people want information from reliable sources, especially when it comes to making voting decisions,” said Stella Igwe-Adesoga, assistant-editor, Per Second News.

 

An election is not just a contest; it should raise conversations and spark national discourse, Dele Adeyemi, CEO, Innovatik Media.

 

“ Today more than ever people want information from reliable sources, especially when it comes to making voting decisions

 

By presenting quality news from trustworthy sources and curating a diverse range of opinions, Per Second News aims to be a responsible steward of those conversations and help readers understand the candidates and the issues, said Femi Soneye, publisher.

 

Curation has been a guiding principles across Per Second News since launch, with a team of editors focused on discovering and spotlighting well-sourced fact-based stories to provide readers with relevant, reliable news and information from a wide range of editors.

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