News Central TV
Samuel Jimoh is an experienced audio engineering professional with a diverse background in sound management and production. Currently serving as a Studio Technical Operator at News Central TV since January 2022, Samuel also provides advisory support to the Chief Executive Officer at Aratune Multimedia Studio and leads as the Chief Executive Officer at Audio Signal Multimedia since December 2012. Previous roles include Live Sound Engineer at Divine Blessing Cathedral, where responsibilities included managing sound for church services, and Audio Facilitator at Tenstrings Music Institute, where teaching and practical sessions were conducted. With experience as an Audio Engineer at Pace TV and Assistant Sound Engineer at Trem VIC, alongside stints in various audio roles at Dream Audio Studio, Radio Nigeria, and African Independent Television (AIT Benin), Samuel has a well-rounded expertise in audio recording, mixing, and broadcasting. Samuel holds a National Diploma in Audio Engineering from Starlight Media Institute.
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News Central TV
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This is News Central! We are not just another news channel; we are a megaphone for a people often unheard. Forget biased narratives and cookie-cutter stories – here, diverse voices take center stage, fearlessly reporting on what matters most. We challenge dominant narratives, analyse trends, reveal fresh perspectives and ignite conversations that can truly transform the society. Imagine news coverage driven by the quest for solutions. We do not shy away from complex issues, but tackle them with nuance and depth, giving context and voice to experiences often overlooked. We are the platform where stories find their spotlight, where the pulse of our people beats loud and clear. Our storytelling approach is not just about facts, it explores the narratives behind the news. We are a catalyst for change! By sparking discussions and challenging perspectives, we are empowering viewers to engage, understand, and ultimately, shape the future of their communities. Here, information isn't just consumed, it’s a springboard for action, impact, and progress.