me@adeolakayode.com
Facebook
Twitter
Google+
LinkedIn
YouTube
RSS
adeolakayodeadeolakayode
  • Home
  • About Me
  • My Projects
    • Projects
    • Free Courses
    • Presentations
  • Blog
  • Press
  • My Digital Toolkit
    • Branding
    • social media
    • Business
  • My Books
  • Contact

WAZOBIA FM na wah o

April 1, 2009deolaUncategorized3 comments

Ever since I started shuttling between my home and the Island and particularly Lekki area, I’ve never gotten used to the crazy traffic lockjam and hold-ups along the route.

But then, I have never ceased to give kudos to the producers and owners of WAZOBIA FM. They have definitely carved a niche for themselves given the manner in which the have used pidgin to float and successfully run a radio station. Whenever I get to board a bus, and it gets too dark to read, i look around and I’m always amazed at the number of people laughing and listening to the discussions of the presenters, from “MC Yaw and Omotunde” in the morning, to “diplomatic OBJ and Akas baba” in the evening.. With the water pouring, bottle breaking, gunshots and whiplashes – they have become every commuter’s relief.
For a brand I didn’t give too much a chance, especially considering what they are doing to our wobbly English it is has become exceedingly successful.

welldone guys

Tags: wazobia fm
00000
deola
passionate..change agent.people empowerment..simply driven.
Previous post 10 signs your relationship might be in trouble Next post How to raise finances for your business

Related Articles

WAZOBIA FM: Who is your best presenter?

May 15, 2009deola

3 comments. Leave new

lily ikimi
April 5, 2009 10:48 am

You forgot to mention the lady “Matse” on the afternoon belt…very informative with one of the greatest voices on radio and a great selection of music.

toye peters
April 8, 2009 10:08 am

very , very correct thats one station that really touches the grassroot.

Olufemi
May 7, 2009 10:26 pm

You cannot but get addicted to the Diplomatic yabis of OBJ and the traffic updates that flow in between, quite innovative, i pour icy water on them sha.

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Recent Posts

  • Emotional Storytelling: Why Brands are Campaigning through Authentic Human Stories
  • The Ultimate Guide to Designing a Workable Business Plan
  • Digital Epidemic: Here’s why I wrote a Digital Marketing book for Africa
  • Facebook: From Social Network to Media Giant
  • Being thirteen: What your teen knows will shock you
  • Blogging and social media issues that rocked 2015 in Nigeria
  • Five Tactics to Boost your Marketing in 2016
  • Dealing with Information Overload
  • How Mobile Messaging is driving Ecommerce
  • The Blogger, the Brand and the Law

Recent Comments

  • Niyi James on Ideas rule the world… but then, who rules ideas?
  • Mr. Ben on What matters – your degree or your pedigree?
  • Mr. Ben on What matters – your degree or your pedigree?
  • Ufuoma Oghwie on Interview: Blogging, Money and Lifestyle with Olorisupergal.com
  • LawStudent on What matters – your degree or your pedigree?

Categories

Recent Posts

  • Emotional Storytelling: Why Brands are Campaigning through Authentic Human Stories
  • The Ultimate Guide to Designing a Workable Business Plan
  • Digital Epidemic: Here’s why I wrote a Digital Marketing book for Africa
  • Facebook: From Social Network to Media Giant
  • Being thirteen: What your teen knows will shock you

Contacts

me@adeolakayode.com

Social

Facebook
Twitter
Google+
LinkedIn
YouTube
RSS
Tweets by @delola
  • Home
  • Blog
  • Hire me
  • My Work
  • About Me
  • Contact
© 2015 All rights reserved.