Numerous private broadcasting companies have sprouted up since the deregulation of broadcast media in Nigeria in 1992.
The deregulation inspired the emergence of several privately owned radio stations across the country.
In addition to state-owned stations, the majority of states in Nigeria today boast of private radio stations.
However, one state that is leading the pack on the number of private radio stations is Lagos State.
Lagos State with a population of over 20 million is home to about 46 mostly private radio stations.
FM radio, AM radio, short wave radio, and other radio station types are accessible in Lagos, albeit some are more popular than others.
These stations broadcast News, music, talk shows, sport shows, education, health, sports, weather, etc. Most Lagosions listen to the radio while driving to and from work, commuting, doing household chores, cooking, cleaning, etc.
The following is a list of the 46 radio stations in Lagos, Nigeria. Note, some of them are state-owned.
88.9 – Brila FM – Sports Broadcast only
89.7 – Eko FM, Ikeja (Lagos State Radio)
90.1 – Lasgidi FM
90.3 – Voice of the People FM
90.9 – Top Radio FM
91.3 – Lagos Talks FM
91.7 – WFM (Women FM)
92.3 – Inspiration FM
92.9 – Bond FM
93.3 – Hot FM, Lagos
93.7 – Rhythm FM
94.1 – Rainbow FM
95.1 – Wazobia FM
95.3 – Radio Now
98.3 – Mainland FM
87.9 – Best Afro FM
89.3 – Yabatech Radio
95.1 – Wazobia FM
95.7 – LASU Radio (Lagos State University, Ojo, Lagos)
