Governor Wike Sacks Rivers TV, Radio Stations’ MDs For Failing To Honor Broadcasting Organization Of Nigeria's Visit - 9jaflaver





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Governor Wike Sacks Rivers TV, Radio Stations’ MDs For Failing To Honor Broadcasting Organization Of Nigeria’s Visit

    Posted by on November 27, 2018,



Governor Wike Sacks Rivers TV, Radio Stations’ MDs For Failing To Honor Broadcasting Organization Of Nigeria’s Visit

The Rivers State Governor, Nyesom Wike has sacked the Managing Directors of three television and radio stations in the state. A statement from his office says they were sacked because of their failure to attend a meeting by the Broadcasting Organisation of Nigeria (BON) led by the Chairman, Mr John Momoh.

The stations whose MDs were sacked are the Rivers State Television, Radio Rivers and Garden City Radio.

Governor Wike said he was embarrassed that none of the state-owned broadcasting parastatals honoured such an important meeting.

BON is holding its 71st General Assembly in the state, which will be focusing on raising the bar in the digitalization of the broadcast industry.







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