FAD Media Group Celebrates Eight Years of Premier Broadcasting in Nigeria
A vibrant celebration of exceptional broadcasting took place in Calabar, the historic capital of Cross River State, as FAD FM Calabar marked its eight-year anniversary.
Fidelis Duker, the CEO and a renowned figure in the African film industry, expressed his joy at the success of the station. “I want to extend my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has played a role in our journey at FAD FM Calabar. Reflecting on our beginnings, I am grateful to all the staff, our loyal listeners, the businesses that have partnered with us, guests who have graced our programs, and the support from government and corporate Nigeria. You have collectively nurtured a dream that has blossomed into something spectacular.”
The FAD Media Group also operates a second station, FAD FM Abuja, broadcasting on frequency 101.3, with plans underway for new stations in Agbara and Kano City.
Duker is not only a media pioneer but also the founder of the Abuja International Film Festival, the longest-running African film festival in Anglophone West Africa. Now in its 22nd year, the festival is scheduled for October 26-30 in Abuja. “The film festival is a passion project initiated with my wife that has grown to be widely recognized as one of the premier events in Africa and beyond,” he noted proudly.
With its commitment to quality broadcasting and a bright future ahead, FAD Media Group continues to thrive as a beacon of excellence in the Nigerian media landscape.
