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Nigeria Radio Stations

2010-11-25T16:06:00.000-08:00

Brilla FM 88.9, Lagos
Address: 634, Adeyemo Alakija Street, P. O. Box 75504, Victoria Island, Lagos
Phone: +234 1 2702948
Email: info@brilafm.net
Website: http://www.brila-fm.net

Bond FM 92.9, Lagos
Address:
Phone:
Website: http://bondfm.frcnlagos.org

Cool FM 96.9, Lagos
Address: AIM PLAZA, 267A, Etim Inyang Crescent Victoria Island Annex, Lagos.
Phone: +234 1 2623053, 2710244 - 47; Fax: +234 1 2610393, 2614779
Email: info@coolfm.us
Website: http://www.coolfm.us

Freedom Radio FM 99.5, Kano (Muryar Jama'a)
Address: Plot 47 Sharada Phase I, Sharada Industrial Estate, Kano.
Phone: +234 64 942777, 660907.
Website: http://www.freedomradionig.com

Gateway Radio, Abeokuta
Address: Gateway Broadcasting House 776, Ajebo Road, Abeokuta.
Phone: +234 37 430150, 08033511674
Email: info@gradionigeria.com
Website: http://www.gradionigeria.com

Gold FM 95.5, Ilesha
Address: PMB 5050, Ilesha, Osun State..
Phone: +234 2 2400660, 2414949, 2414792; Fax: +234 2 2413930
Email: goldfm@radionigeriaibadan.net
Website: http://www.frcngoldfm.net

Metro FM 97.6, Lagos
Address:
Phone:
Website: http://metrofm.frcnlagos.org

Paramount FM 94.5, Abeokuta
Address: Paramount Hill, Abeokuta-Sagamu Expressway, P.M.B. 2160, Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Phone: +234 (0) 803-332-6799, 0805-636-2327
Email: info@frcnparamountfm.com
Website: http://www.frcnparamountfm.net

Positive FM 102.5, Akure
Address: Information Village, Ondo Road, Akure, Ondo State.
Phone: +234 (0) 803-718-1720, 0803-726-1524, 0805-563-1898
Email: positivefmakure@yahoo.com
Website: http://www.frcnpositivefm.com

Progress FM 100.5, Ado Ekiti
Address: Iworoko Road, P.M.B. 5413, Ado-Ekiti.
Phone: +234 (0) 8033976289
Email: frcnprogressfm@yahoo.com
Website: http://frcnprogressfm.net

Premier FM 93.5, Ibadan
Address: Broadcasting House, Oba Adebimpe Road, Dugbe, Ibadan, Oyo State.
Phone: +234 2 2400660, 2414949, 2414792; Fax: +234 2 2413930
Email: premierfm@radionigeriaibadan.net
Website: http://www.frcnpremierfm.net

Radio Lagos, Eko FM 89.7
Address: Lateef Jakande Road, Agidingbi, Ikeja, Lagos.
Phone: +234 1 4960568, 4935145; Fax: +234 1 4935146
Email: ekofm@infoweb.abs.net
Website: http://www.radiolagosekofm.com

Radio Nigeria, Ibadan
Address: Broadcasting House, Oba Adebimpe Road, Dugbe, Ibadan, Oyo State.
Phone: +234 2 2400660, 2414949, 2414792; Fax: +234 2 2413930
Email: info@radionigeriaibadan.net
Website: http://www.radionigeriaibadan.net

Television Stations

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Africa Independent Television (AIT)
Address: Communication Village, Alagbado Lagos
Phone: +234 1 2644814, 2644817
Website: http://www.ait.tv

Channels Television
Address: Krestal Laurel Complex, 376 Ikorodu Road, Maryland, Lagos
Phone: +234 1 2710749, 2710750, 4934258; Fax: +234 1 4934258
Website: http://www.channelstv.com

DBN Television
Address: 65, Awolowo Way, Ikoyi Lagos
Phone: +234 1 2690051-2, 685417,685419
Website: http://www.dbn-int.com

Galaxy Television
Address: 27, Community Road, Off Allen Avenue, Ikeja, Lagos State.
Phone: +234 1 555 7511, 555 7512, 793 7869
Website: http://www.galaxytv-ng.com

Gateway Television
Address: Km. 9 Olabisi Onabanjo Way, P.M.B. 2239, Abeokuta, Ogun State.
Phone: +234 39 244101, 244122
Website: http://www.gtvnigeria.com

Loveworld Christian Network (LCN)
Address: 51/53 Kudirat Abiola Way, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos
Phone: +234 1 7737613, 7737614
Website: http://www.loveworldchristiannetwork.org

Minaj Broadcast International (MBI)
Address: 130/132 Ladipo Street, Matori Industrial Estate, Lagos
Phone: +234 1 4529 2032, 269 4142, 269 2397, 269 3730; Fax: +234 1 269 3909, 269 3727
Website: http://www.mbiafricatv.com

Nigeria Television Authority
Address: Television House, Area 11, Garki, ABuja
Phone: +234 1 9 234 5907, 234 5915; Fax: +234 9 234 5914
Website: http://www.nta.com.ng

SilverBird Television
Address: 1 Rhyth Avenue, Lekki, Lagos.
Phone: +234 1 555 55402
Website: http://www.silverbirdtv.com

Most Popular Nigerian Papers

2010-11-25T15:41:00.000-08:00

v A1 Nigeria News (National) [In English]

v The Abuja Inquirer (Abuja, Portharcourt, Lagos, Asaba, kaduna) [In English]

v The Accelerator News [In English]

v African Business Information Service [In English]

v African Hearld Express [In English]

v African Soccer Union [In English]

v Almizan (Lagos)

v Arewa

v The Beam News (Port Harcourt) [In English]

v BiafraNigeriaWorld

v Business Hallmark News [In English]

v Businessday News [In English]

v BusinessWorld [In English]

v Champion News

v Compass (Lagos, Portharcourt, Abuja, Ibadan) [In English]

v Complete Sports (Oyo, Ibadan, Lagos Abuja) [In English]

v Confidence Newspaper

v Connect Africa (Lagos) [In English]

v Daily Independent

v Daily Times (Lagos) [In English]

v Daily Trust [In English]

v The Dawn (Abuja) [In English]

v Delta Voice Newspaper (Delta State) [In English]

v Elendu Reports [In English]

v Ebonyinet.com (Ebony) [In English]

v Financial Standard News (Lagos)

v Flashpoint Newspaper (Delta) [In English]

v FreshFacts Newspaper (Abuja) [In English]

v The Guardian

v GlobalStar [In English]

v The Herald (Kwara) [In English]

v Horizon Express (Omole, Lagos) [In English]

v Kogi Graphic (Kogi) [In English]

v Lagos Business News (Lagos) [In English]

v Leadership Nigeria (Abuja) [In English]

v The Lens (Ondo) [In English]

v The Mark Newspaper (Abuja) [In English]

v The Nation [In English]

v National Daily Newspaper [In English]

v The National Life Online (Lagos, Abuja, Port Harcourt) [In English]

v National Mirror Newspapers (National) [In English]

v National Network [In English]

v National Point [In English]

v New Age

v New Nigeria (Kaduna) [In English]

v The News (Lagos)

v News Star Newspaper (Lagos) [In English]

v News Watch

v Next (National)

v Niger Delta Standard (Abuja, Abia, Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, Edo, Imo, Kaduna, Lagos, Ondo and Rivers) [In English]

v Nigeria CommunicationsWeek (Lagos, Abuja)

v Nigeria horizon [In English]

v Nigeria Independent [In English]

v The Nigerian Inquirer [In English]

v Nigeria News Direct (Abuja, Lagos, Niger Delta) [In English]

v Nigeria News Live [In English]

v Nigeria Plus [In English]

v Nigeria Soccer News [In English]

v Nigeria World

v Nigerian News

v The Nigerian Observer (Edo State, Benin City) [In English]

v Nigerian Tribune [In English]

v Nigerians Abroad [In English]

v MyNaijaNews (Lagos,Abuja,Niger-delta) [In English]

v The People's Daily (National) [In English]

v The Pioneer [In English]

v P.M News (Lagos) [In English]

v The Pointer [In English]

v Pointer Express (Lagos) [In English]

v The Port Harcourt Telegraph (Rivers State) [In English]

v The Punch (National)

v Sahara Reporters [In English]

v Sedocaonline (Lagos) [In English]

v Salvo News [In English]

v Sensor Newspaper [In English]

v Servant Leader News (Abuja) [In English]

v Society Mail Online [In English]

v Sub-Saharan Informer [In English]

v Summit Global Newspapers [In English]

v The Sun

v The Sun News Online (Ismahi) [In English]

v Target Newspapers (Abuja, Kano, Jigawa, South East) [In English]

v The Tide (River State) [In English]

v The Times of Nigeria (Abuja) [In English]

v This Day

v Today

v The Triumph Newspapers (Kano)

v Vanguard

v Weekly Trust

v The Will [In English]

v Zest Daily [In English]

Vanguard

2009-11-02T18:13:00.000-08:00

Vanguard Media Limited, publishers of Vanguard Newspaper was established in 1984 by Mr. Sam Amuka-Pemu (a renowned, veteran journalist and columnist of the ‘Sad Sam Fame’. Sam Amuka was editor of Sunday Times and the First Managing Director of the Punch Newspaper. He is an itsekiri from present Delta State) of Nigeria.

The maiden copy of VANGUARD hit the newsstands as a weekly on Sunday June 3rd, 1984 with the motto: “Towards a better life for the People” It went daily on July 15, 1984. It aims to serve the people through unflinching commitment to free enterprise, the rule of law and good governance.

Between 1988 and 1995, it published among others, Mr. & Mrs. Magazine (a compilation of the popular comic cartoons on the front page of the paper), Lagos Mirror (an evening paper), Vanguard Yellow Pages (a directory), Lagos Lawyer Directory and Sports now (a weekly publication devoted entirely to sports).

As at today, the paper has on its stable, the Daily Vanguard, Saturday Vanguard and Sunday Vanguard. The motto of the paper is published daily with our masthead. These papers are so-product specific that no serious policy maker, businessman, Politician, student and/or interests groups would dare ignore.
Major among Vanguard’s features include: Advertising, Management and marketing, Maritime, Energy, Hi-tech and Computer, Aviation, Business and Banking, Tourism, Health, Labour, Human Angle and Women affairs, Politics, Education, Insurance and Energy.
Website: http://www.vanguardngr.com/

Nigerian Tribune

2009-11-02T17:52:00.003-08:00

The Nigerian Tribune is the oldest surviving private newspaper in Nigeria.

Established in November, 1949 by one of Africa's foremost nationalists, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, Nigerian Tribune was structured, since inception, to cater for the interest of the common people.

From the onslaught of colonialism and through a turbulent experience, arising from the three-year Nigerian Civil War to a long period of political dislocation within the Nigerian nation resulting from a long period of military interregnum, Nigerian Tribune has emerged as the most credible mouth-piece of the teeming Nigerian masses.

In Nigerian Tribune, we have continued to project the ideas and visions of our founder, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, which are to create a just and egalitarian Nigerian society, re-generate the spirit of altruism and nationalism in Nigerians by promoting the idea of nationhood.

Our principal goal, which has sustained our irrepresible, progressive spirit in the past 55 years, is to remain the best newspaper with unassailable quality of value-added service in news gathering and information dissemination to every Nigerian.

As the tribune - mouth-piece - of the common man, we have established a tradition of excellence in the discharge of our editorial responsibility to the people of Nigeria, while still sustaining the spirit of an indivisible nation.

We have maintained our deep-seated commitment to the common cause of our dear nation for the goodwill and prosperity of Nigerians. We have a track-record of being fearless in the face of intimidation.

Our employees have been the driving point of our success. Their strong commitment, dedication and indefatigable spirit have sustained the flow and tempo of our long years of exemplary service. Indeed, this crop of intelligent men and women have assured on their readiness to march the Nigerian Tribune gloriously into a future, which includes you, our esteemed readers.

Essentially, our goal is to serve you, our readers, and our dear nation better by continuing to be the Voice of the Voiceless.

Website: http://www.tribune.com.ng/

Nigerian Tribune

2009-11-02T17:52:00.001-08:00

The Nigerian Tribune is the oldest surviving private newspaper in Nigeria.

Established in November, 1949 by one of Africa's foremost nationalists, Chief Obafemi Awolowo, Nigerian Tribune was structured, since inception, to cater for the interest of the common people.

Essentially, our goal is to serve you, our readers, and our dear nation better by continuing to be the Voice of the Voiceless.

Website: http://www.tribune.com.ng/

This Day

2009-10-02T18:57:00.000-07:00

LEADERS & COMPANY LTD (Registration No. 214 307) began trading in January 1995. Its flagship newspaper, THISDAY, was first published on January 22 1995. Despite entering a crowded newspaper market, which was then home to more than 25 serious national dailies, 10 national newsmagazines and several periodicals, THISDAY quickly established itself as Nigeria's premier newspaper of record. In its first year of publication, it won the prestigious Newspaper of the Year award, which it retained for three consecutive years. Its editors and writers have also won several national and international awards for news coverage, presentation and robust commentary.

THISDAY was the first newspaper in Nigeria to introduce full-colour printing from its own presses in 1997. It is the first and only newspaper in Nigeria to use satellite-enabled networks to print simultaneously at two printing plants, in Lagos and a new multi-million dollar complex in Abuja, ensuring that the newspaper offers the same breaking news, on the same day, at the same time, across the vast country.

Today, THISDAY has some 700 staff members in 38 offices across Nigeria. It also maintains a bureau in Washington, DC from which it provides news on Africa to a variety of global news organisations and agencies across all platforms from the World Wide Web to radio, television, and cable to satellite. THISDAY has a daily circulation of 100,000 copies and 120,000 on Sundays. In Nigeria, THISDAY has a daily readership of 4 million people. Its newspaper operation has an annual turnover of about N4.5 billion (about US$35 million).
Website: http://www.thisdayonline.com/