Saturday, 13 June 2015

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 ad...


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 ad... more »

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