Radio Days Africa RDA 2018 #storyteller

#RDA18: Talk Shop Nigeria

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After independence in 1960, the instance of talk radio in Nigeria diminished substantially. Political interference and the need to control the narrative saw many talk-based stations close down. Talk is, however, regaining popularity despite a charged environment. Nelly Kalu (Talk Host: Nigeria Info FM) shares her own experiences of censorship and the rise of talk in Nigeria.
5 Jul 2018 English South Africa Education · Technology

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