The People & Polity outfit, a group incorporated in New York, United States of America (USA) has unveiled a logo in line with her highly innovative quest to keep up with global media trends.
The fast growing media outfit made the announcement on Thursday in a social media post which was sighted by Africa Today News, New York.
The humanity driven media outfit which is the parent company of a number of thriving platforms including, Africa Today News, New York, Africa Daily News, News New York, The Eastern Updates, ADN Radio, New New and other media ideas.
Making the announcement on Thursday, the CEO of the group, popular literary genius, and renowned New York-based Publisher and Social Critic, Dr. MarkAnthony Nze took to his Facebook wall to share a creative video that contained the logo which in turn elicited warm commendations from his readers and followers alike.
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Africa Today News, New York reports that Dr. MarkAnthony Nze is no stranger to innovation and transformation, having midwifed the media outfit from infant stages back in the days to a reputable brand anchored on truth and love for humanity.
In a recent chat with Africa Today News, New York, Dr. Nze had disclosed that the ‘People & Polity’, just as its name indicates is all about making people’s lives better through conscious socio-political interventions.
He pointed out that the media conglomerate has never been profit driven and was out for the betterment of humanity for the sake of posterity which informs why the media group does not run advertorials in any form on any of its web-portals.
Africa Today News, New York recalls that Dr. MarkAnthony Nze had recently instituted a Literary prize that could see the winner smile home with a sum of three hundred thousand Naira. The media guru had pointed out that the prize was instituted to spur the consciousness of Nigerians particularly young people to be able to demand good governance from their leaders.
View the animation of the new logo here
AFRICA TODAY NEWS, NEW YORK