First Ever Private Radio Station In Cross River Begins Test Transmission

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A new radio station, “Hit FM”, has commenced test transmission in Calabar.

The station, which is the first private broadcast outfit in Cross River State, is conceptualised to deliver the best radio entertainment to the people of Cross River State and seeks to be Africa’s premier lifestyle radio station.

Hit FM will run a 24hr operation, focusing on music and talk and will broadcast in addition to the latest and best music, entertainment news, topical news, sports, traffic and weather information.

“Our vision is to create top quality lifestyle auditory entertainment that covers key areas that people connect with”, the stations CEO, Patrick Ugbe, a the immediate past Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development in the state stated, adding that although Hit FM’s core target is 15 – 45year old, the station will create content that will cut across all age groups.

“We will create an audience focused radio platform that draws in every listener through novel and unique radio programing and broadcast design”, he added.

With very modern digital broadcast equipment and young and dynamic On Air Personalities, OAP’s, Ugbe says the station hopes to revolutionize radio broadcast in Cross River and its environs.

Hit FM has its pay off line, “Best Music Best Talk”, and can be received on the FM frequency of 95.5

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