MAX FM’s “Wetin Dey” exceeds One Million Daily Listeners

Nigeria’s leading independent broadcasting Company, TVC Communications has announced that Wetin Dey, one of the most talked about shows on its radio station, Max FM, has surpassed one million daily radio listeners.

According to the recent radio ratings released by All Media & Products Survey (AMPS) in April 2021, Wetin Dey on Max FM now has 1,005,279 million listeners every single day.

Announcing the figures, the Chief Executive Officer of TVC Communications, Andrew Hanlon said that Wetin Dey continues to be one of the most sought-after and listened-to shows on its radio station, Max FM Lagos and Abuja.

“We are thrilled with the huge ratings which Max FM enjoys since launch in 2017 and It is encouraging to know that our shows are listened to by our audience across all the platforms that we operate. It is a proof that we are doing it right and we are giving our audience what they want.

“The recent ratings for the month of April revealed that Wetin Dey, anchored by Wale PowPowPow and his team, now has 1,005,279 million listeners every day and follows on from our March ratings which show that over 2 million listeners tune into MAX FM, Lagos daily with a further 500,000 tuning into Max FM , Abuja.

“A big thank you to all our listeners, presenters and producers of Wetin Dey and every single one of our talented employees for making the show soar to greater heights. And to our advertisers, we appreciate their trust for doing business with TVC Communications as a group.” He concluded.

Notes to Editor

About TVC Communications

TVC Communications is a leading, independently owned and operated media organisation established in 2007, with its headquarters in Lagos, Nigeria. Our TV and radio stations include:  TVC (general entertainment channel) TVC News (24 hour Nigerian news channel) Max FM and Adaba FM.

For media contact:

Mabel Aladenusi – Adeteye

Head, Corporate Communications & PR

TVC Communications

mabel.aladenusi@tvccommunications.tv

+ 234 818-813-5033