Nigeria’s first women radio station presents its leading OAPs

On Thursday, St. Ives Communications, owners of WFM 91.7, Nigeria’s 1st Radio station for women and their families presented the voices and faces that will be its core on-air-personalities to a select cream of media practitioners.
The quartet of Abisola Grace Aiyeola, Nigerian British-born, currently studying Business management at National Open University of Nigeria;  Nigeria’s budding actress and singer,   Funmi Jinadu, who cut her teeth in radio broadcasting at BBC Bristol, UK   and an active member of the National Union of Journalists, United Kingdom;Bolatito Bez Idakula, a former banker with a B.Sc. in Politics and International Studies from the University of Warwick, England and an M.Sc. in Management from Imperial College, London, and Chinedu Faith Nwagha, a public speaker, customer service consultant and an advocate of personal development were presented to the media as the leading voices and faces that will run things at WFM 91.7 as the station’s core on-air-personalities – OAPs.
Presenting the young and talented broadcasters at the event which took place inside the cozy environs of Protea Hotel, GRA, Ikeja, Lagos, Toun Okewale-Sonaiya stated that the quartet were selected from over 5,000 applicants that showed interest in working for WFM 91.7. “The selection process was thorough and painstakingly executed. We were lucky to have veteran broadcasters like Femi Sowoolu, Seun Olagunju, Sydney Ufeli of Spik Rait, Saund Rait, etc. on the selection panel. So, what we are serving the listening public are the best of our bests,” she said
Present at the unveiling ceremony were top officials and directors of St. Ives Communications, the holding company that runs WFM 91.7 radio station. They include: Dr. Babatunde Okewale, Executive Chairman of St. Ives Communications, Kiki Wale Okewale, Executive Director at St. Ives Communications, Olayinka Lawal, Head of Sales & Marketing at WFM 91.7 and other staff of WFM 91.7 radio.