If you want to offer us a contribution you should consider which section of the newspapers or websites is most likely to be interested. Contact the commissioning editor for this section – ideally by phone or email – and briefly outline your idea.
The commissioning editor may offer to “take a look” at your proposed contribution. This means that you are asked to submit it speculatively and you will be contacted only if your contribution is published.
Unless you are already an established contributor, it is most unlikely that the editor will “order” or commission a contribution from you.
Please do not send pictures or artwork unless we request them. We do not accept responsibility for loss of unsolicited prints, transparencies, etc.
Contributions should be sent to us electronically. Other methods are possible – but only in exceptional circumstances.
We publish contributions from all freelances on our standard copyright terms.
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To submit article to Telegraph Opinion
If you have an idea for a piece you’d like to write for us
We welcome your article to Telegraph Opinion – it’s best to send them via email, to opinion@telegraph.ng
We receive lots of article a day, so we can’t get back to every email unfortunately, but we will notify you once they are published.
