ADEA 2016: The Scope wins best Newspaper of the year

Since the establishment of Gongola Press Limited now Adamawa Press Limited in 1^st April 1986 by the David Jang administration, The Scope Newspaper has passed through smooth and difficult times under the different Government with their different bureaucracies.

Being the longest and only surviving Newspaper in the whole of Northeast of Nigeria. The Scope went through the hands of editors who have contributed positively to the growth of the paper.

However, the coming on board of Mr. Patrick Anyom as Editor of the paper has changed the face of the weekly companion as  it has become the link between the Government and the Governed, and it has improved in its responsibilities of educating, informing and of course entertaining the readers in and outside the state.

Under the good supervision of the Honourable Commissioner for Information and Strategy, Comrade Ahmad Sajoh, The Scope Newspaper has been able to go online with quite a pretty number of followers as the weekly tabloid has been covering the 21 local government areas of Adamawa State.

It was in recognition of these facts that the Adamawa Entertainment Awards (ADEA) awarded The Scope as the best Newspaper in the State and also appreciating the print media on the role it has been playing in promoting entertainment and education of the year.