Traffic radio honours stakeholders, staff
28 June 2022 |
2:40 am
Lagos State Traffic Radio, at its 10th anniversary gala night, honoured staff and stakeholders that have contributed to the station’s success.
Lagos State Traffic Radio
Lagos State Traffic Radio, at its 10th anniversary gala night, honoured staff and stakeholders that have contributed to the station’s success.
Speaking at the event, the General Manager, Lagos Traffic Radio, Tayo Akanle, said the dinner marked the end of the month-long activities that were deliberately planned to celebrate the station’s existence in the last 10 years despite the mirage of challenges.
He said this resilience is a reflection of his unique character and ability to always recovered quickly from challenges even with optimism.
“The last 10 years are full of ups and downs but it is gratifying to state that the verifiable successes recorded so far have greatly made the brand equity of the station become stronger, upscaling its rating in the comity of broadcast radio stations in Lagos in particular and Nigeria in general.
“This, among other reasons, informed the dire need to celebrate the station just as it is gaining momentum to deliver more in the future.
“As you are all here to celebrate with us, we are also celebrating you all because we believe strongly that you are all part of the success story of the station,” he said.
Awards were given to some individuals, such as Adenusi Patrick, Abdulhafis Gbolahan Toriola, Dennis Oloriegbe, Bisi Sonusi, Bolanle Edwards and Austin Adekunle Shonaike, as Outstanding Resource Persons of the decade.
Others awarded were MediaReach OMD, Airtel, MTN, Glo, Spectra Industries Limited, Engr. Olugbenga Joseph Sanyaolu, Adejumoke Ayodabo, Thomas Kwame Boateng, Wale Oba, Andrew O. Gberevbie, Nojeemdeen Onakoya (AKA Aseese), Funmilayo Ajala (AKA Iya Ajala), and others.
Staff of the station recognised for outstanding contributions were: Olayinka Lawal, Victor Oteri, Adeola Akindele, Abiola Fagbolagun, Muinat Sanusi, Kayode Mafolasere, Oyinlola Olayinka, Mary Jolayemi, Kunle Fashina, Victoria Avoseh George, Adebowale Yusuff, Titi Ajayi, Peter Eche and Dare Durosimi.
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