VETERAN BROADCASTER, FEMI OJUMU, DIES
Fresh details have emerged on the sudden death of veteran broadcaster, Mr. Olufemi Ojumu, widely known as “Double O.” His passing has sent shockwaves across the media industry, with colleagues,…
Fresh details have emerged on the sudden death of veteran broadcaster, Mr. Olufemi Ojumu, widely known as “Double O.” His passing has sent shockwaves across the media industry, with colleagues,…
Under the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) legal framework in Nigeria, the rules do not permit the establishment of a broadcast media outlet specifically for a political party, religion, or ethnicity.…
The Directorate of Broadcast Monitoring has commenced the first batch of its capacity-building workshop, holding from 26th to 29th January 2026 at the Anti-Corruption Academy of Nigeria (ACAN), Keffi, Nasarawa…
Glow991FM, Akure, has announced the appointment of seasoned broadcaster Akinwunmi Abodunde as its new General Manager, marking a decisive step to strengthen leadership capacity and accelerate organizational growth.The appointment was…
For decades, Kayode Akintemi has been a pillar of integrity in African broadcasting. His journey is a testament to the belief that it is not life that matters, but the…
1. This morning, on a radio station broadcasting in Yoruba, I overheard a presenter painting a picture of how a king was kidnapped in Kwara State, her voice exhilarating as…
A high-level session on Leadership and Strategic Management was held with the Board of Management of the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), led by Canadian-based Chancellor and leadership expert, Mr. Ayo…
The Director General of the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), Mr. Charles Ebuebu, attended the 5th Edition of the National Advertising Conference 2025, held at the Abuja Continental Hotels, Abuja. The…
In this rare 1964 interview recorded at the National Museum, Lagos, three of Africa’s most brilliant literary minds: Chinua Achebe, Wole Soyinka, and Lewis Nkosi come together in an unforgettable…
The topic does admit that there’s a correlation between content and values. Put another way, albeit in a question form – and with apologies to the organisers of this lecture…