Tag: Yanga FM

  • Yanga FM rewards loyal listener with ₦1m

    Yanga FM rewards loyal listener with ₦1m

    Nigeria’s urban-pidgin radio station, Yanga FM, has made history by becoming the first radio station in the country to reward a loyal listener with a N1 million cash prize.

    The landmark event came through the Yanga FM One Million Giveaway Campaign — a first-of-its-kind initiative designed to celebrate audience loyalty and deepen listener engagement.

    The lucky winner, Emedoh Okwunna Alloysius, emerged after correctly answering questions about Yanga FM’s programmes. His victory was announced live on ‘The Wetin Dey Show.’

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    Expressing excitement and gratitude, Alloysius said he was overwhelmed by the win and intends to invest the prize money in a business venture, though he has yet to decide on the specific area.

    The event also marked another milestone for Yanga FM, as it was the first time since the station began broadcasting in March that listener phone calls were taken live on air — an interactive moment that amplified the excitement of the historic giveaway.

  • Max FM, Yanga FM unveils new hotspot of entertainment and networking

    Max FM, Yanga FM unveils new hotspot of entertainment and networking

    The entertainment scene on Victoria Island, Lagos, has just gotten a fresh boost with the launch of Oblivion Sports Hub, in collaboration with Max FM and Yanga FM.

    This exclusive networking and snooker-themed event aimed to promote the game of snooker while fostering business connections among professionals.

    According to Adeleye Ogunwole, CEO of Handypros Group, the parent company of Oblivion Sports Hub, the initiative is more than just a social gathering. “This is about collaboration,” Ogunwole emphasized. “Oblivion is designed to be a premier sports and networking arena where professionals can meet, connect, and promote the game of snooker in Nigeria. The venue offers certified snooker training sessions from Mondays to Wednesdays, while Thursdays to Sundays are dedicated to events. Entry to the hub is strictly by reservation through their official website.”

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    The event attracted key figures from media, finance, and entertainment, reinforcing Lagos’ status as a city where business and leisure meet effortlessly.

    Marvin Arimi, General Manager of Max FM and Yanga FM, said the partnership was part of the stations’ strategy to connect with Lagos’ business and entertainment community following their relocation from Magodo to Eko Atlantic.

    “This is just the beginning,” Arimi explained.