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Minister of Information and Culture, Alhaji Lai Mohammed,has been accused by staff of the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) of securing presidential approval for radio licenses for 30 unvetted and unprocessed companies. The staff, who described themselves as Concerned NBC staff, made the allegation in a petition dated 19 March and addressed to President Muhammadu Buhari. According to the petition, the licenses were awarded without the knowledge and input of the NBC, which they described as unprecedented in the commission’s history. “Broadcasting in Nigeria is in grave danger and national security has been breached, because no company is expected to be issued a license before passing through the processing by the regulatory agency, the NBC; and only after such a company has been thoroughly vetted by security authorities in Nigeria. “In the case of the 30 new companies that the Minister of Information has just secured approval for, they are companies owned by friends, political asso

The Broadcasting Organisations of Nigeria (BON), a body representing broadcast stations in Nigeria, has cried out over the skyrocketing costs of operation following the high cost of petrol and diesel, saying broadcast stations are “gasping for breath.” The BON said the broadcast stations which it described as a “stabilising factor in maintaining political stability, security and peace of the country,” are under serious threat due to the harsh economic environment. Executive Secretary of BON, Dr Yemisi Bamgbose, in a statement said if nothing is done urgently to arrest the current trend, the stations might shut down, noting this would pave way for the media space to be littered with fake news. According to the organisation, there are ominous signs that danger of high magnitude is looming in Nigeria as the conventional media, that has been the stabilising factor in maintaining political stability, security and peace of the country is under serious threat due to the harsh economic environ

The Malian government says it will suspend broadcasts of Radio France Internationale and France 24 television in the country. The announcement followed reports by French media and a rights group that the Malian army has committed human rights abuses in recent months. Mali's military government issued a statement Thursday that it will "initiate proceedings" to "suspend, until further notice" RFI and France 24 broadcasts in Mali. The move came after RFI and Human Rights Watch reported on human rights abuse allegations against Mali's army. The government said the allegations are false and are part of a "strategy aimed at destabilizing the transition, demoralizing the Malian people, and discrediting the valiant armed forces." Human Rights Watch published a report on Tuesday that included alleged witness accounts of executions and other abuses committed by Malian soldiers and, separately, by Islamist extremists. The report also includes interviews with

Northern Broadcast Stations are seeking urgent intervention from the Federal Government to support them to continue being on air as diesel price hits rooftop of between N720 and N730 per litre. Alhaji Ahmed Tijjani Ramalan the Executive Chairman of Liberty TV and Liberty Radio 103.3 FM Abuja and Chairman Board of Trustee Northern Broadcast Media Owners Association  made the appeal in Abuja on Tuesday, as the prices of petroleum products skyrocket and a crash of the national grid that has led to blackout in most part of the country. “It is a difficult thing ensuring to continue broadcasting at this time, as diesel has gone up to N720-N750 per litre, ‘’Ramalan said. “It is getting extremely difficult to be on Air and I don’t know how we are going to cope because 100% per cent of our TV and Radio Stations are running on diesel and there is no light.’’ “It is getting extremely difficult to continue being in business and if nothing is done to be bring back stable Public Power and reduction

A Russian TV journalist, who interrupted a live broadcast to protest the war in Ukraine, has been detained and has disappeared, with her lawyers not allowed to contact her. A European Commission spokesman said on Tuesday. An editor at Russia’s Channel One, Marina Ovsyannikova, walked onto the set and held up a sign to the camera protesting President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine during the news on Monday night. The poster also said that viewers were being lied to. Ovsyannikova “took a brave moral stance … to object to the Kremlin’s lies and propaganda live on air on a state-controlled TV channel,’’ the commission’s spokesman, Peter Stano, said a day after the incident. Stano added that the channel’s chief executive was one of the regime’s ‘’chief propagandists.’’ “The state apparatus continues its oppression against the domestic opposition, against the domestic peace-loving population, denying them their basic rights and freedoms such as freedom of opinion and freedom of expression,’

Afrosport TV Network a 24-hour network broadcasting sports channel, is in search of superb Presenters to anchor it's broadcasts. Responsibilities News/show anchoring Host regularly scheduled sport news, oriented interviews and programs and participate in live, online events and special appearances Report news for internal and external daily air shift, producing written stories, spots and features for sport news and public affairs programming as needed Compose and edit sport news stories Well groomed, plus understanding of News Editorial, Content and Current Affairs. Meet with the producer, reporters and other anchors to be briefed on the day’s news Interview guests and other members involved in particular stories Keep abreast of news developments and stay in contact with industry professionals   Qualifications/ Required Experience Bachelor's degree in communication /Journalism/ Public Relations or any other relevant field. A Minimum of four years’ experience in sports televisio

Daar Communications Plc recorded a bounceback to profitability for the financial year 2021, its unaudited earnings report issued on Friday showed, having last reported a positive bottom-line in 2012. The Abuja-based broadcast company, which had been stacking up losses on account of spiralling operational costs, said revenue for last year accelerated 35 per cent to N4.8 billion from N3.6 billion. Television income contributed 91 per cent of turnover, while radio provided the rest. No income came from pay TV, according to the financials seen by PREMIUM TIMES. Daar Communications share has not risen for once since it plunged into prolonged loss starting from the end of 2012, when it was priced at N0.50 per unit. It fell to, and remained at, N0.20 since April 12, 2021, the lowest level any stock is permitted to drop to by Nigeria’s stock market law. Both pre-tax and post-tax profit stood at N374.4 million, a departure from a loss position of -N599.6 million reported for 2020. That marked a

Northern Broadcast Stations are seeking urgent intervention from the Federal Government to support them to continue being on air as diesel price hits rooftop of between N720 and N730 per litre. Alhaji Ahmed Tijjani Ramalan the Executive Chairman of Liberty TV and Liberty Radio 103.3 FM Abuja and Chairman Board of Trustee Northern Broadcast Media Owners Association  made the appeal in Abuja on Tuesday, as the prices of petroleum products skyrocket and a crash of the national grid that has led to blackout in most part of the country. “It is a difficult thing ensuring to continue broadcasting at this time, as diesel has gone up to N720-N750 per litre, ‘’Ramalan said. “It is getting extremely difficult to be on Air and I don’t know how we are going to cope because 100% per cent of our TV and Radio Stations are running on diesel and there is no light.’’ “It is getting extremely difficult to continue being in business and if nothing is done to be bring back stable Public Power and reduction

A  l eading English radio station situated at Arepo, Ogun state requires the service of a media broadcast Engineer. About Role The Engineer will ensure the day to day engineering processes and the hands on maintenance of the technical infrastructure of the station. The Engineer is also responsible for the support of the hardware and broadcast systems. Key Responsibilities Analysing and repairing technical faults on equipment and systems Minimising loss of service when equipment fails by quickly identifying and implementing alternative methods of service provision Setting up and operating equipment and transmission links during outside broadcast Interpreting and implementing requests from producers, directors and other colleagues Communicating effectively with members of the team and other colleagues Keeping up to date with the industry and changes in technology by building and maintaining a network of contacts and investigating new systems and techniques transmission Responsible for th

CWIA is currently hiring a radio presenter / Co-host for the Wazobia FM brand in Port-Harcourt. On-Air-Personality shall be responsible for the entertainment, education and information of audience in a given time belt/slot; Serve all genres in radio, including news/talk, politics, music, skits, take input from the audience or interview special guests, commercials, news, and public announcements aired. Succesful candidate will serve as a co-host for the morning show on the station and also anchor some programs when the need arises. Candidate must have: At least 2 years experience in radio as a presenter or co-host Have a great personality, and an exceptional communication skill Male candidate prefered for balance A good command of the pidgin language Interested and qualified candidates should forward their CV to:  fsalami@coolwazobiainfo.com   Or apply directly  here

Location: Lagos State Responsibilities: • Manage calendars and news content schedules to ensure that a regular amount of news content is being produced at the right times throughout the year. • Regularly check and track news content, Proofread and edit materials. • Check all pieces for accuracy and cohesiveness •Publish news content on website that meets quality standards • Monitor and report on web presence and traffic. Skills & Qualifications: • Degree in Digital Marketing / Content Creation courses • Proficiency in use of design tools -Canva, Adobe Photoshop • Proficiency in the use of video editing tools such as: Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro X, Adobe Premiere Elements, Adobe After Effect, Corel VideoStudio Ultimate • Ability to read social media analytics; Instagram Analytics, YouTube Analytics and Keyhole • Ability to use social media scheduling tools. Click  Here   to apply for the job

One of the Top 10 Radio station Owners in Nigeria, also the Chairman of Fresh FM Nigeria (Yinka Ayefele Limited), Dr. Joel Yinka Ayefele has added another feather to his cap by floating a new FM station in Ibadan, named Blast FM Ibadan. RadioReporterNG gathered that the station, Blast FM Ibadan will operate as an urban comtempory station but the frequency Modulation of the station is yet to be disclosed. Ayefele Radio Stations now include but not limited to Fresh FM 105.9 Ibadan, Fresh FM 107.9 Abeokuta, Fresh FM 104.9 Osogbo, Fresh FM Ado-ekiti, Fresh FM 102.9 Akure, Fresh FM 105.3 Lagos and Blast FM Ibadan. Congratulations to the Iconic Radiopreneur!

Are you a presenter and you live in Ibadan? 🎤 Do you feel you have the potential to enchant us with your creativeness?😱 if so, We have good news for you! Stride Radio, a leading online radio station in Ibadan is looking for freelance presenters. Requirements: you should have strong knowledge in either SPORTS, POLITICS, ENTERTAINMENT or NEWS. Interested applicants should send a 5mins demo to this email 👉 Strideradio.fm@Gmail.com. This Job Vacancy is available for Ibadan residents only! Best of luck!

Adejare Amuda, an award winning broadcast journalist based in Ibadan, Oyo State, has resigned from the employ of Metropolitan Broadcasting Services owners of Impact Business Radio (IBR 92.5 FM) and Impact Africa Television (IATV). Amuda, a graduate of Mass Communication, the Polytechnic, Ibadan, had joined the broadcasting station 7 years ago, as one of pioneer workers. Prior, he had oiled his journalism skills having worked with National Pilot Newspaper, Ilorin, Kwara State, as Head of Business Desk, and later as Yoruba news anchor with Radio Kwara and Kwara State Television. And upon the establishment of IBR 92.5 FM in 2015, the high-flying broadcaster joined the station which prides itself as “Nigeria’s first business radio.” He is reputed to be the first Yoruba Presenter on IBR92.5fm better known as Amutajero, and also the first ‘voice’ on the radio station. Amuda had produced and anchored one of flagship programmes of the station, interviewing the movers and shakers of Oyo and Sou

Adejare Amuda, an award winning broadcast journalist based in Ibadan, Oyo State, has resigned from the employ of Metropolitan Broadcasting Services owners of Impact Business Radio (IBR 92.5 FM) and Impact Africa Television (IATV). Amuda, a graduate of Mass Communication, the Polytechnic, Ibadan, had joined the broadcasting station 7 years ago, as one of pioneer workers. Prior, he had oiled his journalism skills having worked with National Pilot Newspaper, Ilorin, Kwara State, as Head of Business Desk, and later as Yoruba news anchor with Radio Kwara and Kwara State Television. And upon the establishment of IBR 92.5 FM in 2015, the high-flying broadcaster joined the station which prides itself as “Nigeria’s first business radio.” He is reputed to be the first Yoruba Presenter on IBR92.5fm better known as Amutajero, and also the first ‘voice’ on the radio station. Amuda had produced and anchored one of flagship programmes of the station, interviewing the movers and shakers of Oyo and Sou

The Herald The usually serene town of Chiredzi reverberated to Shangani traditional music and dance on February 13, Avuxeni when the first licensed community radio station in Zimbabwe, went on air. The birth of the new station out of the 14 licensed community radio stations was a dawn of a new era for the people in the Lowveld who had been receiving radio signals from neighbouring countries such as South Africa and Mozambique for over four decades. Avuxeni, which is short for "Va le vuxeni", means people of the east and was adopted as a greeting slogan by the Vatsonga (Shangani) people, who dominate the Lowveld area from Mwenezi to the east right up to Malipati on the fringes of the Limpopo Valley. It is because of the role of radio, that Governments across Africa sought to extend information dissemination by coming up with community based stations. These have since become important support systems for information dissemination in a world that is increasingly becoming hostile

The Herald The usually serene town of Chiredzi reverberated to Shangani traditional music and dance on February 13, Avuxeni when the first licensed community radio station in Zimbabwe, went on air. The birth of the new station out of the 14 licensed community radio stations was a dawn of a new era for the people in the Lowveld who had been receiving radio signals from neighbouring countries such as South Africa and Mozambique for over four decades. Avuxeni, which is short for "Va le vuxeni", means people of the east and was adopted as a greeting slogan by the Vatsonga (Shangani) people, who dominate the Lowveld area from Mwenezi to the east right up to Malipati on the fringes of the Limpopo Valley. It is because of the role of radio, that Governments across Africa sought to extend information dissemination by coming up with community based stations. These have since become important support systems for information dissemination in a world that is increasingly becoming hostile

Adejare Amuda, an award winning broadcast journalist based in Ibadan, Oyo State, has resigned from the employ of Metropolitan Broadcasting Services owners of Impact Business Radio (IBR 92.5 FM) and Impact Africa Television (IATV). Amuda, a graduate of Mass Communication, the Polytechnic, Ibadan, had joined the broadcasting station 7 years ago, as one of pioneer workers. Prior, he had oiled his journalism skills having worked with National Pilot Newspaper, Ilorin, Kwara State, as Head of Business Desk, and later as Yoruba news anchor with Radio Kwara and Kwara State Television. And upon the establishment of IBR 92.5 FM in 2015, the high-flying broadcaster joined the station which prides itself as “Nigeria’s first business radio.” He is reputed to be the first Yoruba Presenter on IBR92.5fm better known as Amutajero, and also the first ‘voice’ on the radio station. Amuda had produced and anchored one of flagship programmes of the station, interviewing the movers and shakers of Oyo and Sou