The Kwara State Director of the National Orientation Agency (NOA), Alhaji Dare Abdulganiyu, on Tuesday led his management team on a familiarisation and working visit to the studios of Flow FM 92.7 in Ilorin.
The visit was aimed at strengthening collaboration between the agency and the radio station, with a particular focus on youth engagement and national development.
During the tour of the facilities, the NOA team was received by the chairman of FlowFM, Engr. Femi Sanni (Araba) FNICE.
Commending the station for its innovation and youth-focused content, Abdulganiyu described FlowFM 92.7 as a vital partner in the task of national orientation.
“We are highly impressed with the modern facilities and the vibrant atmosphere here,” he said. “The media is a critical partner in our work, and FlowFM has a powerful voice among the youth.
We are keen to leverage this platform to promote positive values, discourage social vices, and encourage young people to take ownership of their future and the development of our country.”
He praised Engr. Sanni’s “visionary leadership” in creating a media platform that amplifies the voices of young people, adding that the agency looks forward to partnering with the station to channel government programmes on civic responsibility, entrepreneurship, and national unity.
In his response, Engr. Femi Sanni expressed delight at the visit and reaffirmed FlowFM’s commitment to social responsibility and youth empowerment.
“At FlowFM 92.7, our mission is to inform, educate, and entertain, with a strong focus on empowering young people,” he said. “This station was created to give youth a voice, a place to share their stories, grow their talents, and learn.
We welcome this collaboration with NOA and are ready to work together to shape content that inspires and builds a better society.”
Since joining the Media Planning Services (MPS) ratings in July 2024, FlowFM 92.7 has climbed to the third spot in a highly competitive market, a feat credited to its innovative broadcasting style.