TV PROGRAMME ON EBOLA OUTBREAK
MEDIA EXTRAORDINAIRE828
PRESENTS
PEOPLE LENS WITH LILIAN AND FAITH
INTERVIEW SCRIPT
TOPIC: EBOLA VIRUS
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PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): HELLO YOU’RE WELCOME TO ANOTHER EDITION OF THE PEOPLE’S LENS WHERE WE TALK ABOUT HEALTH, FASHION, NEWS AND OTHER ISSUES. I AM LILIAN UDODI
PRESENTER 2 (FAITH): AND I AM FAITH OLORUNTOBA. YOU’RE WELCOME. PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): SO TODAY WE’RE GOING TO BE TALKING ABOUT THE DREADED EBOLA VIRUS. ACCORDING TO THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, THE EBOLA VIRUS IS THE WORLD’S MOST VIRULENT DISEASE. ISNT IT FAITH? PRESENTER 2 (FAITH): YES. THAT ADJECTIVE “DREADED” IS INDEED APT. BECAUSE EBOLA VIRUS IS THE LATEST HEALTH SCARE IN WEST AFRICA. ACCORDING TO WORLD HEALTH STATISTICS, OVER 400 PEOPLE HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES. EBOLA VIRUS IS NOT NEW. IT HAS ITS FIRST OUTBREAK IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO AND SUDAN. BUT EARLY THIS YEAR IT WAS REPORTED IN GUINEA, SIERRA LEONE AND LIBERIA. AND IT IS REALLY ALARMING BECAUSE WE ARE NEIGHBOURS. SO IT IS A SOURCE OF CONCERN. EARLY YESTERDAY, THE HEALTH COMMISSIONER FOR LAGOS STATE, JIDE IDRIS, SAID THAT LAGOS IS TAKING PRECAUTIONS SO EBOLA DOESN’T ENTER INTO LAGOS. IMAGINE IF IT ENTERS INTO LAGOS. PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): THAT IS SO SCARY. OK. SO WE HAVE A GUEST ON TODAY’S SHOW. A DOCTOR WHO WILL BE EDUCATING US. HE IS WIN. COMMANDER JOHNSON UDODI, A DOCTOR WITH THE NIGERIAN AIRFORCE, A GENERAL PRACTITIONER AND CURRENTLY THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE MOBILITY COMMAND, YENOGOA, BAYELSA. YOU’RE WELCOME SIR. GUEST REPLIES………………………………
PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): SO WHAT IS THE EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE? GUEST REPLIES……………………………… PRESENTER 2 (FAITH): HOW DOES EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE SPREAD? GUEST REPLIES……………………………… PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): WHAT IS IT’S INFECTIVITY PERIOD?
GUEST REPLIES……………………………… PRESENTER 2 (FAITH): WHAT ARE THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE? GUEST REPLIES……………………………… PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): HOW CAN IT BE PREVENTED? GUEST REPLIES……………………………… PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): SO NOW THAT WE ARE GUARDED AND EDUCATED, WHAT DO YOU THINK? WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW? PLEASE LOG ON TO OUR WEBSITE WWW.MEDIAEXTRAORDINNAIRE828.COM AND TELL US YOUR SUGGESTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS. SO YOU NOW KNOW IF YOU HAVE FEVER, VOMITING, DIARRHOREA, STOMACH ACHE, MEASLES-LIKE RASHES, HICCUP, BLEEDING, SEE THE DOCTOR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. AND LIMIT THE PERSON TO PERSON CONTACT. SO THAT BRINGS US TO THE END OF TODAY’S PROGRAMME AND I WANT TO SAY A BIG THANK YOU TO DR JOHNSON UDODI. THANK YOU FOR EDUCATING US AND MAKING THIS INTERVIEW A SUCCESS. PRESENTER 2 (FAITH): I HAVE LEARNT A LOT AND I KNOW YOU HAVE TOO. SO TAKE STEPS TO PROTECT YOURSELF FROM EBOLA VIRUS. AND IF YOU NOTICE ANY SYMPTOMS, REPORT TO THE DOCTOR PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): SO WE SAY A BIG THANK YOU TO OUR CREW, MERCY, JAMIU AND DAMILARE AND OF COURSE DR AMOBI. TILL WE COME AGAIN YOUR WAY NEXT WEEK. STAY TUNED. BYE.
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10 MINUTES BROADCAST NEWS
Find attached the 10 minutes news bulletin produced by Group 1 for the MAS 828- Station Operations and Management
GROUP NAME – MEDIA EXTRAORDINAIRE
GROUP MEMBERS
Folarin Jamiu 139083046
Damilare Shoye 139083041
Lilian Udodi 139083020
Oloruntoba Faith 080902072
Mercy Okhiade 139083026
MEDIA EXTRAORDINAIRE828
PRESENTS
PEOPLE LENS WITH LILIAN AND FAITH
INTERVIEW SCRIPT
TOPIC: EBOLA VIRUS
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PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): HELLO YOU’RE WELCOME TO ANOTHER EDITION OF THE PEOPLE’S LENS WHERE WE TALK ABOUT HEALTH, FASHION, NEWS AND OTHER ISSUES. I AM LILIAN UDODI PRESENTER 2 (FAITH): AND I AM FAITH OLORUNTOBA. YOU’RE WELCOME. PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): SO TODAY WE’RE GOING TO BE TALKING ABOUT THE DREADED EBOLA VIRUS. ACCORDING TO THE WORLD HEALTH ORGANIZATION, THE EBOLA VIRUS IS THE WORLD’S MOST VIRULENT DISEASE. ISNT IT FAITH? PRESENTER 2 (FAITH): YES. THAT ADJECTIVE “DREADED” IS INDEED APT. BECAUSE EBOLA VIRUS IS THE LATEST HEALTH SCARE IN WEST AFRICA. ACCORDING TO WORLD HEALTH STATISTICS, OVER 400 PEOPLE HAVE LOST THEIR LIVES. EBOLA VIRUS IS NOT NEW. IT HAS ITS FIRST OUTBREAK IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO AND SUDAN. BUT EARLY THIS YEAR IT WAS REPORTED IN GUINEA, SIERRA LEONE AND LIBERIA. AND IT IS REALLY ALARMING BECAUSE WE ARE NEIGHBOURS. SO IT IS A SOURCE OF CONCERN. EARLY YESTERDAY, THE HEALTH COMMISSIONER FOR LAGOS STATE, JIDE IDRIS, SAID THAT LAGOS IS TAKING PRECAUTIONS SO EBOLA DOESN’T ENTER INTO LAGOS. IMAGINE IF IT ENTERS INTO LAGOS. PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): THAT IS SO SCARY. OK. SO WE HAVE A GUEST ON TODAY’S SHOW. A DOCTOR WHO WILL BE EDUCATING US. HE IS WIN. COMMANDER JOHNSON UDODI, A DOCTOR WITH THE NIGERIAN AIRFORCE, A GENERAL PRACTITIONER AND CURRENTLY THE COMMANDING OFFICER OF THE MOBILITY COMMAND, YENOGOA, BAYELSA. YOU’RE WELCOME SIR. GUEST REPLIES………………………………
PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): SO WHAT IS THE EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE? GUEST REPLIES……………………………… PRESENTER 2 (FAITH): HOW DOES EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE SPREAD? GUEST REPLIES……………………………… PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): WHAT IS IT’S INFECTIVITY PERIOD?
GUEST REPLIES……………………………… PRESENTER 2 (FAITH): WHAT ARE THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EBOLA VIRUS DISEASE? GUEST REPLIES……………………………… PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): HOW CAN IT BE PREVENTED? GUEST REPLIES……………………………… PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): SO NOW THAT WE ARE GUARDED AND EDUCATED, WHAT DO YOU THINK? WE WOULD LIKE TO KNOW? PLEASE LOG ON TO OUR WEBSITE WWW.MEDIAEXTRAORDINNAIRE828.COM AND TELL US YOUR SUGGESTIONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS. SO YOU NOW KNOW IF YOU HAVE FEVER, VOMITING, DIARRHOREA, STOMACH ACHE, MEASLES-LIKE RASHES, HICCUP, BLEEDING, SEE THE DOCTOR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. AND LIMIT THE PERSON TO PERSON CONTACT. SO THAT BRINGS US TO THE END OF TODAY’S PROGRAMME AND I WANT TO SAY A BIG THANK YOU TO DR JOHNSON UDODI. THANK YOU FOR EDUCATING US AND MAKING THIS INTERVIEW A SUCCESS. PRESENTER 2 (FAITH): I HAVE LEARNT A LOT AND I KNOW YOU HAVE TOO. SO TAKE STEPS TO PROTECT YOURSELF FROM EBOLA VIRUS. AND IF YOU NOTICE ANY SYMPTOMS, REPORT TO THE DOCTOR PRESENTER 1 (LILIAN): SO WE SAY A BIG THANK YOU TO OUR CREW, MERCY, JAMIU AND DAMILARE AND OF COURSE DR AMOBI. TILL WE COME AGAIN YOUR WAY NEXT WEEK. STAY TUNED. BYE.
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LIST OF TELEVISION STATIONS IN NIGERIA
| STATION OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT |
| MAS 828 |
| LIST OF TELEVISION STATIONS IN NIGERIA AND CLASSIFICATION BASED ON OWNERSHIP |
| M.Sc |
| 6/30/2014 |
GROUP NAME – MEDIA EXTRAORDINAIRE
GROUP MEMBERS
Folarin Jamiu 139083046
Damilare Shoye 139083041
Lilian Udodi 139083020
Oloruntoba Faith 080902072
Mercy Okhiade 139083026
Television stations according to ownership are classified by the National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) as follows:
Federal Government Owned, State Government Owned, Privately Owned, Network, Campus Television, and Digital Television
The classifications of television stations in Nigeria according to the above criteria are as follow:
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OWNED
NIGERIAN TELEVISION AUTHORITY (NTA)
Headquarters
NTA National Headquarters
Ayangba Street, Area 11, Garki
P.M.B. 113, Abuja
Tel: 234 9 2345907, 2345915
Fax: 234 9 2345914
Director-General: Mr. Sola Omole
| S/N | COMPANY’S NAME | STATION NAME | LOCATION | FREQUENCY | ADDRESS | YEAR LICENCE GRANTED | SUBSEQUENT RENEWAL (IF ANY) | E-MAIL ADDRESS |
| 1 | NTA CHANNEL 6, ABA | The Station Pioneering Excellence | Aba | 187.75 MHz | Television House, Ikot Ikpene Road, Ogbor Hill, PMB 7126, Aba | 1964 | 082-220922, 220916 | |
| 2 | NTA ABAKALIKI | Salt of the Nation | Abakaliki | 43MHz | Enugu/Abakaliki Highway, Abakaliki, Ebonyi State | 2000 | 043-303037 | |
| 3 | NTA CHANNEL 12 ABEOKUTA | Abeokuta | 224.25 MHz Channel 12 VHF | Oke-Egunya, P.M.B. 2190, Abeokuta, Ogun State | 08033437861 | |||
| 4 | NTA ABUJA | Unity Station | Abuja | 567.25 MHz Channel 5 | Old Parade Ground, Opp. Radio House, Area 10, Garki P.M.B. 55, Garki Abuja | 1982 | 09-2341025, 09-2341120, 09-2341820 | |
| 5 | NTA PLUS | Adding Value to Broadcasting | Abuja | 471 MHz Channel 21 | Old Parade Ground Area 11, Garki, P.M.B. 55, Garki, Abuja | 2001 | 234-92345919 | |
| 6 | NTA ADO-EKITI | Knowledge is Power | Ado-Ekiti | Channel 5 | Television House, Bola Ige Drive, by New Iyin/Ilare Road, Oke Ila, Ado Ekiti | 2003 | – | |
| 7 | NTA AKURE | The Dynamic Station | Akure | Channel 11 VHF | Oba-Ile Akure P.M.B. 794 | 1979 | 034-242439 | |
| 8 | NTA ASABA | Bringing the Nation to Your Door Steps | Asaba | Channel II VHF | Okpanan Road, By State Secretariat Asaba, Delta State p.M.B. 5083, Asaba, Delta State | 2000 | – | |
| 9 | NTA AUCHI | – | Auchi | – | Non Operational | – | – | |
| 10 | NTA AWKA | Station for All | Awka | UHF Channel 5 | KM 1, Enugu Agidi Road, Awka | 2003 | 043-303037 | |
| 11 | NTA, BAUCHI | The Station with a vision | Bauchi | 208 Mhz | Television House, Maiduguri Road, Bauchi, P.M.B. 0146, Bauchi | 1977 | 077-543253, 542748 | |
| 12 | NTA BENIN | The Award Winning Station | Benin | 189.25 MH3 Channel 7 VHF 194.75 Mh3 | West Circular Road, P.M.B. 1117, Benin City, Edo State | 1972 | 052-253458 | |
| 13 | NIGERIA TELEVISION AUTHORITY CALABAR | Station for the People | Calabar | 203.25 – 208.75 MHz VHF Channel 9 | Murtala Muhammed Highway, Calabar | – | 087-210238, 210366 | |
| 14 | NTA DAMATURU | – | Damaturu | Y175.25 Mhz, S179.75 Mhz | Television Village, P.M.B. 1021, Potiskum Road, Damaturu, Yobe State. | 2000 | 074-522465, 08036007399, 08032847933 | |
| 15 | NTA DUTSE | Your Own Television | Dutse | Channel 10 | Sani Abacha Way, Dutse Jigawa | 1997 | 064-72144, 721145 | |
| 16 | NTA ENUGU ZONAL NETWORK CENTRE | Station of Excellence | Enugu | 8 VHF | Television House, Independence Layout PMB 1530, Enugu | 1960 | 042-454902, 450626 | |
| 17 | NTA GOMBE | Jewel of Excellence | Gombe | Channel 5, MHz 175.25 | KM 8, Bauchi Road, Gombe, P.M.B. 0129, Gombe State | 04/09/2003 | 072-22241, 220247, 223226, ‘082348593, 08036920399, 08023748593 | |
| 18 | NTA GUSAU | The Model Station | Gusau | Channel 9 VHF 522 | NTA Gusau, Zaria Road, P.O.Box 1108, Samaru Road, Gusau | 2001 | 063-200694 Fax: 063-202643 | |
| 19 | NTA IBADAN | First In Africa | Ibadan | 108.25 MHz Channel 7 VHF Band III | P.O.Box 1460, Agodi, Ibadan, Oyo State | 1959 | 02-8101626, 08033144973 | |
| 20 | NTA IJEBU-ODE | The Heritage Station | Ijebu-Ode | 814.25 MHz Channel 63 UHF | Erunmu road, GRA, Ijebu-Ode, Ogun State | 28/2/2003 | 037-432695, Fax: 037-432402 | |
| 21 | NTA IKARE | Ikare | Non Operational | |||||
| 22 | NTA ILE-IFE | Station of the Source. The Jewel of the West | Ile-Ife | 622.25 MHz Channel 39 UHF | NTA, Oke Oloyinbo, Mokuro Road, Off More, P.M.B. 5510, Ile Ife | 2003 | 08034341935 | |
| 23 | NTA IRUEKPEN | – | Iruekpen | Channel 45 UHF | NTA Iruekpen, Ireken, Edo State | 2001 | – | |
| 24 | NTA JALINGO | A Tool for Change | Jalingo | 182 MHz | Television House Mountain Jalingo, P.M.B. 1102, Jalingo | 1994 | 079-23111 | |
| 25 | NTA, JOS | First Coloured TV in West Africa, Still Setting the Pace | Jos | 189.25Mhz video, 194.75Mhz Audio | Yakubu Gowon Way, P.M.B. 2134, Jos | 1973 | 073-462444, 463438, Fax: 073-462485 | |
| 26 | NTA KADUNA | The Star Station | Kaduna | CHANNEL 4 & 6 | No. 7, yakubu Gowon Way, Kaduna | 1976 | 062-246011, 217376 | |
| 27 | NTA KANO | The Commence Centre Station | Kano | 175.25 Mhz, 180.75 Mhz | Television House, Bompai Road, Kano | 1976 | 064-640072, Fax: 064-635492 | |
| 28 | NTA KATSINA | The Station for the Wise | Katsina | 5 KW Channel 8 | Television House, Steel Rolling Mills, Junctions Along Katsina Dutsima Rd., Katsina | 1988 | 065-432719, 430757 | |
| 29 | NTA KEBBI STATE | The Station of Equity | Kebbi | Channel 39 UHF, 619.25 MHz | NTA Birnin Kebbi, Jega Road Kalgo Kebbi State | 2000 | – | |
| 30 | NTA 2 CHANNEL 5 | Your Reach Out Station | Lagos | 175.25 MHz | Ahmadu Bello Way Victoria Island Lagos | 1980 | 01-2629666, 7232879 | |
| 31 | NTA LAGOS | Reaching for Excellence | Lagos | 210.25 Mhz | Tejuoso – Sulere, Lagos | 1977 | 01-4704647, 7210246 | |
| 32 | NTA MAIDUGURI | Star of the Desert | Maiduguri | Channel 10 | Damboa Road, P.M.B. 1487, Maiduguri | 15/1/1977 | 076-231485 | |
| 33 | NTA MAKURDI | Food Basket of the Nation | Makurdi | 210.25 Mhz | Ahmadu Bello Way, Old GRA, P.M.B. 1020441, Makurdi | 1978 | 044-533275, 532900, 533978 | |
| 34 | NTA OGBOMOSHO | Ogbomosho | 175.25 MHz Channel 5 VHF | P.M.B. 3005, Oja Titun, Ogbomosho, Oyo State | 08035365580 | |||
| 35 | NTA OKITIPUPA | – | Okitipupa | – | Non Operational | – | – | |
| 36 | NTA OSOGBO | Station on Top | Osogbo | 702.25 MHz Channel 49 UHF | NTA Oke-Pupa/Abere Along Gbongan Road, Osogbo | 11/01/2000 | – | |
| 37 | NTA Owerri | Pride of the Heartland | Owerri | UHF Channel 12 | New Owerri Road, Near Concord Hotel, Owerri | 2003 | 083-234214 | |
| 38 | NTA OYO | The Station to Beat | Oyo | 606.25 MHz Channel 37 UHF | NTA Oyo, Oke-Apitipiti, P.O.Box 252, Oyo | 27/1/2003 | 08036841103, 08051798499, 0382955 | |
| 39 | NIGERIA TELEVISION AUTHORITY (NTA) P/HARCOURT | Setting The Peace | Port Harcourt | 210.25 MHz Sound 215.75 Mhz | NTA Choba Road, P.M.B. 5797, P/Harcourt | Dec-74 | – | |
| 40 | TREASURE FM P/HARCOURT | Uplift the People & Unite the Nation | Port Harcourt | 98.5 MHz FM | NTA Choba Road, P.M.B. 5797, P/Harcourt | – | 08033333661 | |
| 41 | NTA SAKI | – | Saki | 224.25 MHz Channel 12 VHF | P.O.Box 383, Oke-Ado, Saki Oyo State | – | 0802689875 | |
| 42 | NTA SAPELE | – | Sapele | – | Sapele-Benin Expressway, By Amuke Roundabout | – | 08035534583, ‘08055319692 | |
| 43 | NTA SOKOTO | A tradition of Excellence | Sokoto | 62.75 MHz, 185 MHz | Garba Mohammed Road, PMB 2351, Sokoto | 1975 | 060-233124, 060-232868, 060-238027 | |
| 44 | NTA UMUAHIA | Your Reliable Station | Umuahia | 741 Mhz | Kilometer 123, Enugu/Port Harcourt Expressway | 2001 | 08034663339 | |
| 45 | NIGERIA TELEVISION AUTHORITY UYO | Dependable Station | Uyo | 224.25 MHz Channel 12 VHF | Aka Etinan Road, P.M.B. 1188, Uyo | 1992 | 085-201837 | |
| 46 | NTA WARRI | – | Warri | – | Non Operational | – | – | |
| 47 | NIGERIA TELEVISION AUTHORITY YENAGOA | – | Yenagoa | – | Azikoro Road Ekiki, Yenagoa | – | 089-40584 | |
| 48 | NTA YOLA | – | Yola | Channel 8 | No. 43, Ahmadu Bello Way P.M.B 2197 Yola Adamawa State | 1978 | 075-625401, 654749 |
HEADQURTERS AND NETWORK CENTRES
STATE GOVERNMENT OWNED
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STATE GOVERNMENT OWNED
- Adamawa Television Corporation Channel 26UHF
Business Address: Bajabure Satellite Town, P.M.B. 2060, Yola
Business Phone:234 75 624656, 624252
- Adamawa Television Corporation Channel 28UHF
Business Address:
Business Phone: - Adamawa Television Corporation Channel 30UHF
Business Address:
Business Phone: - Adamawa Television Corporation Channel 32UHF
Business Address:
Business Phone:
- Akwa Ibom Broadcasting Corporation Channel 45UHF
Business Address: 2, Udo Udoma Avenue Road, P.M.B. 1122, Uyo
Business Phone:234 85 200117, 200197, 234 8023061691, 08022243102
- Anambra Broadcasting Service Channel 27UHF
Business Address: Enugu/Onitsha Express Road, P.M.B. 5070, Awka, Ugwuawovu Enugu-Ukwu, Njikoko LGA
Business Phone:234 48 550318, 550185
- Bauchi State Television Corporation
Business Address: Wunti Dada – Jos Road, P.M.B. 0166, Bauchi
Business Phone:234 77 542642, 541425
- Borno State Television Corporation Channel 8VHF, 38UHF
Business Address: Broadcasting House, Shehu Laminu Way, P.M.B. 1020, Maiduguri
Business Phone:234 76 231485, 232046, 232127
- Broadcasting Corporation of Abia State Channel 47UHF
Business Address: Broadcasting House, Govt, Station Layout, P.M.B. 7276, Umuahia
Business Phone:234 88 220411
- Broadcasting Corporation of Oyo State (BCOS) Channel 28UHF
Business Address: P.M.B. 1, Agodi Post Office, Ile Akede Orita Bashorun,
Business Phone:234 2 8106605 - Broadcasting Service of Ekiti State Channel 41 UHF
Business Address: Okeyinmi Street, Old Ado L.G. Secretariat, P.M.B. 5343 Ado-Ekiti
Business Phone:234 30 250264, 250754, 250559
- Cross River Broadcasting Corporation Channel 54UHF
Business Address: Broadcasting House, Old government Field, Opposite Metro Hotel
Business Phone:234 87 670193, 0803713839
- Cross River State Broadcasting Corporation Channel 3VHF, 27UHF
Business Address: Broadcasting House, IBB Way
Business Phone:234 87 232435, 232276, 232227, 230396
- Delta State Broadcasting Service
Business Address: Broadcasting House, Off Okpanam Road, P.M.B. 5032 Asaba
Business Phone:234 56 282530-32
- Delta State Broadcasting Service Channel 41 UHF
Business Address: Edjeba/NPA Expressway, P.M.B. 1026, Warri
Business Phone:234 53 255576, 251031
- Edo State Broadcasting Service
Business Address: Benin Auchi Road, Aduwawa, P.M.B. 1012, Benin City
Business Phone:234 52 255736, 253889, 253085
- Enugu State Broadcasting Service Channel 50UHF
Business Address: Broadcasting House, P.M.B. 01600, Enugu
Business Phone:234 42 454455, 454456
- Gateway Television Channel 25UHF (Now Ogun State Television)
Business Address: KLM 9, Olabisi Onabanjo Road, P.M.B. 2239, Sapon
Business Phone:234 39 244101, 244122, 08045045757, 08037175279, 08034298724
- Gombe Media Corporation Channel 25UHF
Business Address: Broadcasting House, Buhari Estate Road, GRA, P.M.B. 074, Gombe
Business Phone:234 72 223226, 222293, 220247
- Imo Broadcasting Corporation Channel 59UHF
Business Address: Egbu Road, P.M.B. 1129, Owerri
Business Phone:234 83 232674, 230263 - Kaduna State Media Services Channel 54 UHF & 10 VHF
Business Address: Broadcasting House, No.1 Wurno, off Rabah Road, P.M.B. 2013, Kaduna
Business Phone:234 62 319390, 319393,218392
- Kano State Television Channel 67 UHF
Business Address: Broadcasting House, Maiduguri Road, P.O. Box 1009, Kano
Business Phone:234 64 632232, 632022, 632322
- Katsina State Television Channel 22, 39 UHF
Business Address: Television House, Former SDP Building, Batsari Road, P.M.B. 2163, Katsina
Business Phone:234 65 31316, 31317
- Kebbi Television Channel 25Uhf, 37UHF
Business Address: Emir Haruna Road, P.M.B. 114, Birnin kebbi, Kebbi State
Business Phone:234 68 320667
- Kwara State Television Channel 35 UHF
Business Address: Television House, Akpata Yakuba, P.M.B. 1520 Ilorin
Business Phone:234 31 223983, 225981
- Lagos State Television (LTV/LWT) Channel 35UHF
Business Address: Lateef Jakande Road, Agidingbi
Business Phone:234 1 8133905
- Nasarawa State Television Channel 40UHF
Business Address: State Secretariat, Shendam Road, P.M.B. 97 Lafia
Business Phone:234 47 21880
- Ondo State Radiovision Corporation Channel 63UHF
Business Address: Broadcasting House, Orita Oba Ile, P.M.B. 739, Akure
Business Phone:234 34 242964, 241385
- Osun State Television Channel 22UHF
Business Address: KM 4 Ibokun Road, Ile Awiye, Oke Baale, P.M.B. 4425, Osogbo
Business Phone:234 35 230972
- Plateau Television Corporation 29UHF
Business Address: 5, Joseph Gomwalk Road, P.M.B. 2042 Jos
Business Phone:234 73 453285, 454035, 465991
- Plateau Television Corporation 53UHF
Business Address:
Business Phone:234 73 453285, 454035, 465991
- Rivers State Television Channel 22UHF
Business Address: RSTV Complex, Old Refinery Road, Elelenwo, P.M.B. 5139 Port Harcourt
Business Phone:234 84 572262, 572263, 080 33170505
- Sokoto State Media Corporation (Rima Television) Channel 21
Business Address: P.M.B. 2156 Sokoto
Business Phone:234 60 237005 - Taraba Television Corporation Channel 2UHF
Business Address: 53, Barde Way P.M.B. 1078, Jalingo
Business Phone:234 79 222601
- Yobe State Television Channel 28UHF
Business Address: Gashua Road, P.M.B. 1092 Damaturu
Business Phone:234 74 522466, 522644
- Zamfara State Television Service
Business Address: Mall. Yahaya Secretariat, Off Zaria Road
Business Phone:234 63 201687
- Yobe State Television Channel 28UHF
Business Address: Gashua Road, P.M.B. 1092 Damaturu
Business Phone:234 74 522466, 522644
- Zamfara State Television Service
Business Address: Mall. Yahaya Secretariat, Off Zaria Road
Business Phone:234 63 201687
PRIVATE OWNED
- AIT UHF 21
Business Address: 1, Ladi Lawal Drive, Kpaduma, Hill
Business Phone:234 (0) 70 25652231, 08023116312
- AIT UHF 21
Business Address: Communications Village, 1, AIT Drive, Off Abeokuta-Lagos Expressway, Ilapo
Business Phone:234 1 (0) 70 25652231, 08023116312, 08022234564
- Channels Television UHF`39
Business Address: 376, Ikorodu Road, Krestal Laurel House
Business Phone:234 1 4701980, 2881825
- DBN TV VHF 32
Business Address: The Dream Centre, Durosinmi Etti Drive, Lekki Phase 1, P.o.Box 51162, Ikoyi
Business Phone:234 1 2130800, 08055170557
- Desmims Independent Television 38 UHF
Business Address: Sheik Ibrahim Arab Broadcasting House, 4A, Sokoto Road, GRA
Business Phone:234 62 245055
- Galaxy Television UHF 27
Business Address: 25 Community Road Allen Avenue
Business Phone:234 1 2557704, 2557373, 08037138560
- Independent Television UHF 25
Business Address: Glass House, Airport Road, P.M.B. 1703, Benin City
Business Phone:234 52 252119, 602727, 602565
- MBI UHF 41
Business Address: 130/132 Ladipo Street, Matori
Business Phone:234 1 4529203-4
- MBI UHF 43
Business Address: Minaj Radiovision Plaza, Minaj Drive POBox 494, Obosi
Business Phone:234 46 486528, 486849
- MITV CH UHF 43
Business Address: MITV Plaza Obafemi Awolowo Way Alausa Secretariat
Business Phone:234 1 2301222, 08035103992 - Silverbird TV UHF 23
Business Address: Lekki Beach
Business Phone:234 1 7936938, 08034000312
- SuperScreen UHF 45
Business Address: 151, Ikorodu Road Onipanu, Lagos
Business Phone:234 1 2645380, 2664165, 7413932, 08027784632
- TV Continental
Business Address: 19 Alade Lola Street, Ikosi-Ketu,
Business Phone:234 1 730535839, 08027787474
REFERENCES
ASSIGNMENT OF LIST OF TELEVISION STATIONS IN NIGERIA (Repaired)
ORGANISATION STRUCTURE OF RADIO AND TELEVISION CONTINENTAL
STATION OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT
MAS 828
THE ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE OF TELEVISION CONTINENTAL (TVC) AND RADIO CONTINENTAL
M.Sc
6/30/2014
GROUP NAME – MEDIA EXTRAORDINAIRE
GROUP MEMBERS
Folarin Jamiu 139083046
Damilare Shoye 139083041
Lilian Udodi 139083020
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Organisational Structure
Organisational structure is a chart that consists of the lines of control which runs between different departments. The importance of an organizational structure in an organisation cannot be under-estimated.
A well-designed organisational chart gives an insight into how an organisation shares it operating functions and who the decision makers. It maintains the hierarchical structure in the organisation facilitates communication and keeps the organisation running smoothly.
Organisational structure of Television Continental (TVC) and Radio Continental
Television Continental (TVC) and its sister station, Radio Continental (102.3fm), is owned and managed by Continental Broadcasting Services. The stations started operation in 2007 with Radio Continental first.
The organisational structure of both stations is indeed a peculiar one. There is a general organisational structure guiding both the radio and television station.
At the top of the organisation structure is the Board of Directors. They oversee the affairs of the station and make top decisions affecting key areas of operation. They ensure that the functions of the broadcasting organisation are performed efficiently. The board appoints the Managing Director. Directors must be experienced in broadcasting, communications or management, or have expertise in financial or technical matters or have other interests relevant to the provision of broadcasting services.
Managing Director/ Chief Executive Officer
This is the second-in-command in the chain of control, occupied by Nigel Parsons. He is the most senior full-time executive of the station. He is responsible for the performance of the broadcast station as dictated by the board’s overall strategy. He is appointed by the Board of Directors and reports to them.
He formulates and successfully implements company’s policy, directing strategy towards the profitable growth and operation of the station. He develops strategic operating plans that reflect the longer-term objectives and priorities established by the board. He closely monitors the operating and financial results against plans and budgets.
The Managing Director takes remedial action where necessary and informs the board of significant changes. He builds and maintains an effective executive team and assumes full accountability to the board for all company’s operation. He also maintains the operational performance of the company.
Deputy Managing Director/ Chief Operating Officer
Yemi Olalemi is the deputy managing director. He is a top ranking executive in the organisation. He is responsible for the daily operation of the company and reports to the Managing Director. He assists the Managing Director in the duties.
Director Television Continental (Television Operations)
He is in charge of every activity carried out in the television station. He coordinates the operations of the station, content and presentation of broadcast messages.
Director News
Stuart Young is the Director of News. He supervises the news department. He sets newsroom journalistic standards that govern who, what, where, when and why a particular news event is covered or not covered. He makes certain the journalistic integrity of the station remains uncompromised, map out coverage strategies and plan assignments that showcase the talent in ways compatible with the station’s image goals.
A typically long-range thinker, he identifies future scheduled events and plan coverage around them that allows the station to take ownership of the event and shine brighter than competition. He also plans for the unexpected and are expected to react well in crisis, keeping the news staff focused and committed to performing under extreme tension and stress.
His duties also include financial aspects such as developing budgets for covering news stories that allow leeway for overtime when the unexpected occurs. He understands that while their foremost focus is on journalistic excellence, television and radio is also a business of revenue and ratings.
Director Finance
This position is occupied by Kunle Adegboyega. He is responsible for all financial transactions. He does budget forecast. He must have extensive professional background in accounting and financial management.
Commercial Director
He supervises the sales department. He works with other staff in the department to ensure the station is maximizing all available traditional revenue opportunities in the market- from both local and national advertising agencies – while developing new business opportunities from both. He reviews programming for the best sales opportunities, develops sales plans and goals, oversees billing. He studies and understands the station’s market and approves all sales promo campaign.
He sells advertising time and works closely with businesses to help them market their business to the station’s listeners and viewers. He promotes the station’s image, programmes and activities. He develops ways to keep the current viewers and advertisers and ways to attract new ones.
Director Radio
Richie Dayo Johnson is in charge of the Radio Continental. He oversees the activities and operations of the station and ensures they are in alignment with the overall company’s goals and objectives.
Director Human Resources and Administration
This position is occupied by Ifeanyi Omijeh. He oversees the day-to-day human resources functions. He supervises the recruitment, training, promotion and discipline of staff.
Television Continental (TVC)
This is a broadcast station that features programmes covering Nigerian, African and world events. It broadcasts from Lagos and has offices and correspondents across Nigeria and Africa. It broadcasts news, information and entertainment from Nigeria and Africa.
It is important to note here that Television Continental is divided into two:
1. Television Continental Entertainment (TVC E)- which is solely about entertainment, has mainly Nigerian content and can be seen on terrestrial television or local Nigerian channels
2. Television Continental News (TVC News)- which is a 24-hour pan-African News channel offering news on Africa and the world. It provides news coverage across Africa and the world, background reports, features, analyses and coverage on African regions. It has two news bureau- one in Abuja and the other in Portharcourt.
There are two sub-organisational structures for the television station. The first is for Television Continental News. The second is for the news bureau in Abuja and Port Harcourt.
Heading the organisational structure for TVC News is the Director News, Stuart Young who supervises the news department. He sets newsroom journalistic standards that govern who, what, where, when and why a particular news event is covered or not covered. He makes certain the journalistic integrity of the station remains uncompromised, map out coverage strategies and plan assignments that showcase the talent in ways compatible with the station’s image goals.
He identifies future scheduled events and plan coverage around them that allows the station to take ownership of the event and shine brighter than competition. He also plans for the unexpected and are expected to react well in crisis, keeping the news staff focused and committed to performing under extreme tension and stress. His duties also include financial aspects such as developing budgets for covering news stories that allow leeway for overtime when the unexpected occurs.
Assisting him is the Deputy Director News. He has a solid news background and management skills. The deputy director news is responsible for implementing the News Director’s vision and questioning the content, accuracy and fairness of stories to maintain balance and station credibility.
Next to him are the Input Head and the Output Head. The Input Head is in charge of all activities and operations relating to gathering of the raw news and information that is to be disseminated to the public. On the other hand, the Output Head oversees the packaging of the news and actualities for the transmission to listeners.
The Input Section consists of the following personnel:
Planning Editor: He forecasts the station’s upcoming coverage by making decisions about what the station might cover in the next days or weeks. Advance planning allows the station to develop a story rather than just reacting to a news event. He oversees the Planning Producers and Assistant Planning Editors
Special Investigative Head: He supervises long-term investigative reports that are more in-depth and may evolve into series of reports.
News Editor (Home and Foreign): They are responsible for ensuring that the gathering and presentation of local and foreign news and information is accurate and impartial according to recognized standards of journalism and that they comply with legislative and legal requirements. They edit for accuracy, simplicity, clarity, coherence and ethicality of the news.
Chief Cameraman and Cameramen : They work alongside reporters to capture events on video and produce live, on-scene coverage of breaking news stories. In addition to operating the video camera and sound, they also operate sophisticated microwave and satellite transmission equipment to feed programming or news segments back to the studio from remote locations.
Reporters: These are key front-line people in the news department. They are on-the-scene at every kind of event. They must be excellent writers capable of working quickly and accurately to sum up the key elements of a news story and make it understandable and relevant to the audience. They cover local, international, business and sporting events.
Correspondents (Senior and Special): These are journalists that contribute reports to the news from a remote or distant location. They provide considerable context to the story or events. They might be special correspondents when they have specific specialist expertise in special areas such as health, business etc.
Guest Coordinator: He helps to arrange the visits of guests that would be featured on programmes. He books guests for live interviews on news shows.
Technical Assistant – Ingesting: This is a technician who helps in transferring news content to a digital editing or storage system.
Research Head and Researchers: They interpret a station’s ratings and supporting research to cast the station most favourably against its competitors.
Stringers: These are freelance journalists who contribute reports and pictures to TVC on an ongoing basis but are paid individually for each piece of broadcast work.
Logistics/Store/Inventory: They take stock of materials required to successfully run the gathering and production of news and report to the management when there is a short supply of materials. They are also in charge of transportation.
Librarian: He is in charge of the library. He maintains the library and ensures that it is always kept in good condition. He also ensures that books borrowed are returned as at when due.
The Output Section comprises the following staff:
Packaging Head: He ensures that all the news materials required for broadcast are prepared and packaged.
Graphics Head: He supports all production activities. He is proficient in computer, art and design and radio and television production. He supervises the graphic artises under him.
Copy Editors: They monitor news feed. They prepare news packages for voicing by anchors or reporters and research story information. They produce segments of news programmes. They must have exceptional writing skills.
Video Editors: They take raw footage and polish them into final, on-air promotional materials. This entails adding music, graphics and sound and sight elements as necessary to make the finished product even more compelling.
Production Managers: He is responsible for all of the details required in actual production of local programming. He supervises all the producers, directors, floor directors, stage managers.
Light Assistant: He ensures that the lighting of the studio is sufficient for efficient transmission of programmes.
Bulletin Editor: He edits the news bulletin for accuracy.
Make-up Artistes: He ensures the talents’ looks is fit for public appearance.
Senior Anchors and Anchors: They are the most visible members of the news staff. They are the people that appear as the up-front personalities on news cast. They are journalists familiar with reporting, on-scene live coverage and skilled at writing and in some cases producing news package.
Working with both the input and output sections are the:
Deputy Director Programming: He determines and directs the most effective program schedule for the station. He ensures programming information is fed to traffic, sales and other pertinent departments. He communicates any changes in-house and externally to the television listings services.
Senior Programming Producers and Programme Producers: They develop and organize local programmes and are responsible for scripting story development and overseeing field production and editing.
Assistant Programme Producers: They work with the programme producers and helps where necessary.
The second sub-organisation structure for the television station is that of their News and Production Bureaus in Abuja and Port Harcourt. Both bureaus are organized in the same way. They are headed by the Director News, Stuart Young, assisted by the Deputy Director News.
Next to them are the Input and Output heads, followed by the Finance Executives, who supervise the finances of the bureaus.
These are followed by the Reporters, Cameramen, Video Editors and Producers
Next to them are Sound Recordist, who is in charge of news sounds; Studio Maintenance, headed by a maintenance engineer who installs and performs preventive maintenance on the station’s control consoles, boards, recording equipment and microphones; and Light Assistant
Below them are the Logistics/Store/Inventry and Make-up Artists.
Radio Continental
Radio Continental 102.3fm is a radio station owned and managed by Central Broadcasting Services. The station offers different programmes surrounding news, current affairs, features, documentaries, sports and music.
At the head of its organisational structure is the Director Radio Service, Richie Dayo Johnson. He oversees the activities and operations of the station and ensure they are in agreement with the overall company’s goals and objectives.
Next to him is the Station Manager, who is responsible for the detailed productivity and efficiency of the station’s staff and the material resources with which they work with. His role is so important because the degree of public response to a station’s services is largely determined by the ability, personality and philosophy of the station manager.
He creates a strategic plan for the organisation and set benchmarks for achieving goals. He forms strategic partnerships with organizations in order to raise the visibility of stations within the market. He must have business knowledge, leadership ability and a technical understanding of how the radio station operates.
Below him is the Manager news, who assigns stories to reporters, monitors the wire service and is involved with identifying the important news issues with the locality. He must have solid news judgment- the ability to determine which stories are most informative and of greatest value to the local viewer.
Head of Department Programmes: He is responsible for the entire on-air production. He has control over production, talent, work schedules and programmes schedules. He supports the goals of the station manager and sales manager.
Controller Presentation: He is responsible for the actual on-air execution of a programme and directs the presenter on programme presentation.
Below them are the Production Secretary, who keeps a record of all programmes aired and is in charge of the log book; Senior Producer, who assigns announcers, schedules studios, arranges record sessions, produces commercials and direct programmes; and Presenter, who does the actual presentation of programmes on-air. He is heard by the listeners.
Next are the Reporters/, who cover local, international, business and sporting events and edit news stories; Producers, who can be producers for entire programmes or for the portions of a programme.
Then there is the Music Library, headed by a Music Director who manages the station’s music library and works with the Head of Department Programmes in selecting recordings to be played as they submitted by record label
Below is the Studio Engineer, who heads the technical staff. He is the senior technical staff at the station. He is responsible for the technology necessary to air the station’s programmes. He works to maintain the station’s broadcast’s capabilities and provide quick solutions to problems that may arise with the transmitter, tower, satellite receiver, audio console and other related equipment.
Finally, there is the Disc Jockey. He entertains the listeners with good music and answers the music requests of his listeners.
Observations
The general organisational structure for both stations and the organisational structure of Radio Continental was straight to the point and easy to understand at a glance.
The sub-organisational structures for TVC news and its bureaus were not so easy to understand, although detailed and comprehensive.
The organisational structure for the station might change slightly when TVC Nigeria is officially launched as we were informed on our visit to the station.
REFERNCES
1. http://www.tvcontinental.tv/
2. http://www.radio.org.ng/continental/
Find attached the organisation structure of Radio and Television continental
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