Until the coming of blogs (which the vast majority are Ctrl + c and v), newspapers reigned as the numero uno of information especially political news. Different newspapers for different folks of interest and even regions. Punch sold more in the south west (she reported more news here than anywhere in Nigeria), Daily Post North of the River Niger, Guardian Nigeria had correspondents across Nigeria (my observations), Vanguard was mainly SS/SE. Daily Sun abi Daily Tabloid? Funny headlines and mainly SE. Thisday, I touched few times.
As time progressed, I "graduated" to The Economist, The New York Times, The Washington Post, The Guardian UK (about to stop my readership of this paper; too leftist and socialist leaning), The Straits Times of Singapore, The Financial Times London, The Telegraph, Japan Times and The Times of Israel. There's a way The Economist, NYT and Financial Times journalists write that will make you read till tomorrow. The flow, vocabularies, punctuation, use of data and tables to support an argument and even the witty headline

. You learn beyond the news. The Business Day is learning from them. Hitherto the emergence of Buhari as the president, I subscribed for The FT and Economist. But after bros became president, I opted for the free version. I tactically observe the comments on FB pages and the headline before clicking. Lemme not run out of awoof.
As for Nigerian papers, I only read The Guardian. The Punch is too bias (2015 elections exposed everything about them). The Vanguard is too unreliable. But I must give it to Punch for their colourful pages, only thing I miss.
So What Kind of Newspaper Do You Read?