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Saturday 13 June 2015

Nigeria makes history as St. Ives Communication launches Nigeria's first women radio station

As the glory of the celestial nymphs burnishes the luster of merely human women, so will St. Ives Communication's first radio station for women, improve the lot of the Nigerian woman, according to 'Toun Okewale Sonaiya, director of the media firm. St. Ives Communication was recently granted license to operate Nigeria’s first radio station for women by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC).

The radio station will provide a platform to engage on issues of local, national and international importance for Nigerian women.

 

The radio station's programming is geared towards the advancement and social wealth of Nigerian women and their families by providing access to a truly independent and commercially run radio station for the female gender. This, Sonaiya said, will be achieved through quality, informative and entertaining programming that will cut across business, politics, sports, news and entertainment from the woman’s perspective.

Though focused on women, the radio station will also cater for the interests of the male gender, family and everything important to Nigerian women. Sonaiya emphasised that the programming style will be interactive and engaging, to foster a sense of connection among Nigerian women and their families across all ages, social, cultural, religious and ethnic backgrounds. "We will operate 24 hours of ongoing conversations and less music addressing everyday issues for Nigerian women and their families.

The radio station will be Nigeria’s first reliable and trusted source for up to date information on the interests and issues for women and their families," she said.

22 comments:

ujunwa said...

Nice one

Davido's driver said...

Seen

Unknown said...

A welcomed development


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Unknown said...

Cool

Unknown said...

a.k.a EDWIN CHINEDU AZUBUKO said..
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Oky seen....
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***CURRENTLY IN JUPITER***

Blog It With Olivia said...

Ok






#ITwillONLYgetBETTER
#itMUSTendINpraise

Unknown said...

Ok...holla at mua if you need a very good presenter.

Unknown said...

Can I have their email address?

Unknown said...

THAT IS AN ABOSLUTELY GREAT INITIATIVE,

EDUCATE A WOMAN AND YOU EDUCATE A NATION

HOWEVER WHY NAME IT ST IVES, WHAT RELEVANCE IS ST IVES TO SOMETHING SO
DEEPLY ESSENTIAL TO THE AFRICAN WOMAN AT THIS TIME?
ARE WE SHORT OF LOCAL MEMES YET?

IT SETS A WORRYING TONE?

IT SENDS THE MESSAGE THAT THE PROPRIETORS ARE ONCE AGAIN OF THE STOCK
WHO DO NOT HAVE THE PROLIFERATION OF LOCAL CULTURE AND TRADITION AT THE
CORE OF THEIR INTENT.

THIS IS OF THE HIGHEST IMPORTANCE IF NOT, ONCE AGAIN IT IS WILL YET AGAIN
JUST BE ANOTHER GROUP OF AFRICANS SOWING INTO THE WIND.

Ladun Liadi said...

Hmmmmmm
kini big deal?

Unknown said...

Oh yes o! Congrats to all women. Linda take note!

Anonymous said...

hmmmm,women this women that,abeg too much drama in the world.

Unknown said...

That's a good thing

Anonymous said...

Great



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ary said...

Another win for women.

Anonymous said...

Amazing!

Anonymous said...

This is Amazing

I B M bolubantin said...

Women power!!!
Nice one...

Omalichalistic said...

Gud

Unknown said...

This sounds really interesting.



#TeamBlessed#

Anonymous said...

Linda, when are you going to make your first post about the Women's World Cup? The US and Nigeria face off on Tuesday.

Anonymous said...

AIT babe from years back ,back with a bang!

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