Clement IgeThe analysis of the copyright struggle in Nigeria elicits comedy, painful comedy. As a strong supporter, I have watched the comedy of the struggle symbolized by “genuine” professional friends, playing…
Soji AjibadeBroadcasting is a global phenomenon, which serves as an essential aspect of any nation’s socio-cultural life. The significance of Broadcasting cannot be over-emphasized hence private broadcasting in Nigeria was enabled…
Soji AjibadeIt is noteworthy at this point in time to stress the basic objective of the National Broadcasting code which is to nurture freedom and responsibility, in strict observance of professionalism.
Emmanuel DaraloyeCampus radio stations are generally licensed and regulated by governments, and have very different characteristics from one country to another.
Soji AjibadePolitical activists before Independence might not want to agree in all totality that no matter how Colonialism might have been negatively tainted, Broadcasting in Africa particularly Nigeria is one of…
Soji AjibadeMani Onumonu is a highly creative, profoundly analytical and multi-skilled individual with immense knowledge and practical experience of the media in Nigeria and Europe. He has an excellent communication with…
Soji AjibadePioneers of Dual Presentation In this edition, we are commencing Pioneers of Dual Presentation, a series that will feature the old generations as well as the new generations. SOJI: D&Y…
Soji AjibadeThe Focus of the Second Submission in the serial will be a take-off from what we mentioned briefly while “signing off” in the first part. HALLMARK OF CHANGE IN THE…
Dr Yemi FarounbiIt was not always like this. Nigerians were not always at home, watching over South African-owned DSTV or GOTV so many television stations from all over the world. Nigeria had…
Soji AjibadeBroadcasting is a creative medium, characterised by professionalism, choice and innovation to serve the interest of the general public. Its utilisation of audio and video technology makes it capable of…
