Amuludun FM Marks 19th Anniversary, Reaffirms Commitment to Yoruba Culture

The Federal Radio Corporation of Nigeria (FRCN) has reaffirmed its commitment to informing, educating and entertaining its audience in line with its mandate.

The Zonal Director, FRCN Ibadan Zonal Station, Pastor Femi Fulani, stated this at the 19th anniversary of Radio Nigeria Amuludun FM, Moniya, Ibadan, held at Eledua Events Centre, Sasa, Ibadan, Oyo State.

Pastor Fulani commended the station for its efforts in promoting and sustaining the Yoruba language and culture, urging staff members to remain committed to their responsibilities.

In her remarks, the General Manager of Amuludun FM, Mrs Tolulope Onafowokan, expressed gratitude to God, the FRCN management and staff for the successful anniversary celebration.

She assured listeners that the station would continue to improve its programmes and strengthen its service to the audience.

The Chairperson of the Anniversary Organising Committee, Mrs Sola Adeoye, appreciated committee members and invited guests for their contributions to the success of the event.

Also speaking, the Deputy Director of News and Current Affairs at FRCN Ibadan Zonal Station, Mr Adewumi Faniran, urged staff to remain dedicated to meeting listeners’ needs.

Two former General Managers of the station, Chief Olusola Adewale and Mr Steve Agbaje, recalled that Amuludun FM was the first indigenous radio station in Ibadan to broadcast fully in Yoruba.

They noted that the station’s programmes were designed to address listeners’ needs and promote community development.

The President of the Radio Nigeria Amuludun FM Fans Association (RANAFAS), Chief Kolawole Balogun, commended the station’s staff for their contributions to society and called on the Federal Government to address the challenges facing the station to enhance its performance and service delivery.

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