We can reveal that for a third year in a row, Calabar’s first private radio station, HIT 95.9 FM, has been rated as the most listened to radio station in Nigeria’s South South region. A radio listenership survey of the region conducted by rating firm, Media Planning Services, MPS, and just released, sees HIT FM,…
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The University of Calabar and HIT 95.9 FM, the first urban private radio station in Cross River State, today entered into an agreement that will see students of the new Department of Mass Communication and Digital Studies, Unical, undergo practical learning in HIT FM, as part of the university’s resolve to produce students grounded in…
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The National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, says it is looking forward to having an enhanced cordial relationship with HIT 95.9 FM, the first private radio station in Cross River State, www.calitown.com can report. NBC’s Peter Omamogho, expressed this desire in a message to Patrick Ugbe, MD/CEO of the station, as HIT FM marks her second anniversary….
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The Speaker of the Cross River House of Assembly, John Gaul Lebo has assured HIT FM, Calabar’s first private radio station, of the willingness of the Cross River State House of Assembly to forge a strong synergy with the station in line with the Assembly’s believe that initiatives like HIT FM have the capacity to…
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Described by one resident of Calabar as “the freshest thing to come out of Calabar in recent times”, Hit FM transmitting on 95.9 FM, Cross River State’s first private urban radio station is billed to commence 24 hour broadcast from the 18th of January, 2016, www.calitown.com can authoritatively reveal. Head of Programmes, Hit FM, McDonald…
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