A Bilingual English-Yoruba solution-focused regional television network serving the South-West and beyond, TV-WEST, has announced the commencement of its full 24-hour broadcast service from October 1, 2026.

The announcement follows a successful period of test transmission as the channel prepares to commence round-the-clock programming across its growing broadcast and digital distribution network.

From October 1, viewers will be able to enjoy TV-WEST 24/7 across its major platforms, with programming delivered in both English and Yoruba. The channel will offer a broad mix of news, current affairs, business, entertainment, culture, lifestyle, sports and development-focused content.

Head of Operations, Omolola Dorcas Adeoye, described the development as a significant milestone for the channel.

“This is an important moment for TV-WEST. Following our successful test transmission, we are excited to officially commence 24-hour broadcasting and bring our distinctive bilingual English-Yoruba programming to viewers throughout the day and night,” she said.

According to Adeoye, the channel’s bilingual approach is central to its mission of connecting with audiences across the South-West.

“Language is an important part of how people understand their world and connect with their communities. By broadcasting in both English and Yoruba, TV-WEST is able to serve a wider audience while giving indigenous language and culture the visibility they deserve,” she further stated.

Adeoye added that TV-WEST is designed to go beyond conventional broadcasting by providing content that informs, engages and creates practical value for its audience.