The Deputy Governor of Kwara State, Kayode Alabi, has praised FlowFM 92.7 for its impactful role in promoting peace, civic engagement, and cultural pride across the state.Alabi made the commendation during a courtesy visit to the radio station’s studios, where he described the platform as a vital contributor to public discourse and social cohesion. “It…
Two prominent Lagos-based radio stations, The Isle FM and Ladun Loyin FM, have announced changes to their broadcast frequencies as part of a broader effort to improve signal clarity and audience experience across the city.The Isle FM, previously operating on 104.9 FM, has now moved to 95.9 FM. The station, known for its vibrant mix…
In an era where radio continues to evolve beyond music and entertainment, Law FM 103.9 has emerged as a pioneering station with a unique focus, the law.Established in 2021 and based in Lagos, the station is widely recognised as Nigeria’s first legal-themed radio station, dedicated to bridging the gap between legal knowledge and the everyday…
In an age where digital streaming and podcasts are taking the spotlight, one might assume that traditional radio is losing relevance. However, that assumption is not far from the truth. Around the world, radio stations continue to thrive, and one of the key reasons for this, is the enduring power of well-crafted programming and charismatic…
People often see journalism, especially radio presenting, as a pathway to wealth. The moment you’re on air, you’re seen as a millionaire. The fame and recognition that come with radio make many assume you’re financially comfortable. Listeners call you to hail and praise your work, and after all the admiration, some end the conversation with,…
A CALL FOR PROFESSIONALISM AND DIGNITY IN THE MEDIA In a city like Ibadan—the cradle of broadcasting in Nigeria—one would expect our microphones to speak wisdom, empathy, and truth. Yet, we are now witnessing a growing trend of unprofessionalism that not only undermines the ethics of journalism but actively shames and ridicules vulnerable individuals, especially…
MY CANDID OPINION: Why Many Broadcasters Are Struggling to Succeed As a broadcaster with years of experience, I have watched a troubling trend grow in the media industry, and I think it’s time we talked about it.Despite the passion, talent, and hard work many broadcasters put into their jobs, very few seem to be hitting…
Yoruba sportscaster, Nurudeen Olaitan Ajadi, widely known as Olasport, has officially resigned from his position at Newcruse 92.7 FM.Ajadi, who also served as a newscaster and duty continuity announcer during his time at the station, made the announcement following a six-month tenure he described as both enriching and career-defining. In a statement, Olasport expressed his…
A Federal High Court sitting in Ikoyi, Lagos, has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Socio-Economic Rights and Accountability Project (SERAP) against the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC), President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, and the Minister of Information and Culture.The suit, marked FHC/L/CS/469/2023, challenged alleged threats and sanctions issued by the NBC against media organisations in the…
A media personnel, Joy Akinlolu, has shared practical insights on why many radio presenters struggle to monetize their craft, despite having strong listener engagement. His advice, aimed especially at up-and-coming broadcasters, highlights the often-misunderstood dynamics between audiences and advertisers. According to Akinlolu, one of the biggest mistakes presenters make is failing to distinguish between their…
