Tag: radio

“When I assumed as director-general of VON, I told my staff that my first, second and third priority is welfare ...

The research said Nigerians’ trust in the news has increased significantly since 2021.

From grassroots communities to urban centres, we have given women a voice, connected them to opportunities, and amplified issues that ...

“These public servants came from 56 ministries, departments and agencies."

“The era of lawless advertising is over,” the council warns.

In the suit, SERAP is arguing that: “The NBC is censoring music under the guise of ‘protecting public decency’."

"We urgently call on individuals and groups funding this 2027 political campaign through the ongoing deployment of materials on billboards ...

“Indiscriminate attacks on media houses will lead to anarchy.”

Mr Buhari said government is a continuum, and he desired that the unfinished business of his administration found continuity and ...

"We are going through tough times to be on air because, first, there is no stable electricity and the scarcity ...

A NAN editor, Mr Yakubu-Hammer, claims he is being victimised for standing up to alleged illegal promotions done at the ...

In these years, Bashiru Adisa, Baba Gboin, has remained a polyglot whose unmatched sense of humour has been a therapy ...

"Good journalism acts as a cleanser in the society. It sets agenda for transparency, accountability and serves as a bulwark ...

Nigerians should be concerned not just about Facebook, but also about how we engage with new media technologies and how ...

The prize is open to all the professionals in Africa or those collaborating with the African press.

“There is no law that empowers NBC to order broadcast stations to de-install their Twitter accounts."

Radio Now says it is "not convinced a ban on Twitter, and a directive by NBC, barring broadcasting stations from ...

The new thematic campaign is aimed at sensitizing the consumers on ways to prevent, fight cavity and promote dental hygiene ...

The fellowship is inspired by the need to tackle the menace of mis- and dis-information in Nigeria, Ghana, and beyond.

Mr Garba said: “Kano State has 13 broadcast stations, which is the highest in northern Nigeria, mainly owned by individuals.

The journalists were shortlisted from 194 entries received.

The victim is a former commissioner for information.

The alleged assault has been reported to the police.

The move would ultimately see both state and commercial broadcasters leave FM radio for DAB.