Force PRO, Adejobi commissions Success 105.3 FM, urges station to pursue truth, authentic reportage
In what was an epoch making occasion and landmark addition to the broadcast firmament, Success 105.3 situated in Mokola, the heart of Ibadan, capital city of Oyo State was commissioned on Tuesday 2nd January 2024 for full operations.
The Force Public Relation Officer, ACP Olumuyiwa Adejobi who cut the tape to commission the highly equipped broadcasting outfit ,charged workers of the radio station to be committed to their duty by pursuing truth and authentic reportage at all times.
Adejobi who commended the founder of the radio, Dr. Tope Odetayo over his good vision said he had noticed the good visionary quality from him since they were in secondary school adding that they are both from Orile-Owu in Ayedade Local Government Area of Osun State
The force PRO who assured the station of good collaborations with the Police on information dissemination also urged the staff of Success FM to avoid throwing the ethics of journalism to the winds, admitting the fact that journalists are the backbone for nation building and are also the bridge between government and the public.
Speaking in the same vein the founder of the station, Dr Odetayo said the management is fortified with professionals who are prepared for undiluted reportage, educative programmes, solid entertainment and teachings to satisfy the yearnings of the public to make the station the choice of the people.
Odetayo, who is also the Chairman of Association of Mobile Phones and Allied Product Traders of Nigeria, Oyo State Chapter also said the establishment of the radio station was borne out of the desire to engage the youths that constituted the larger percentage of the global populations positively with sports and entertainment programs
The General Manager of the station, Jagunmade Adesina in his remarks said radio is the fastest and cheapest means of communication with people at the grassroots without much interference.
“We shall provide entertainment, creating social contact and bridges across communities,” he added.
