From equipment reinforcement, staff recruitment, studio face-lift and update of its electronic and computer section, there seems to be no end to the refurbishment currently re-shaping the media house.
The Executive Director, Busari, while speaking on the project, said the plan was to position the media house as number one in the South-West.
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He added that the drive which began in 2017 had reached a stage where the audience would have a feeling of the investment regeneration in terms of production output, following purchase of the state-of-the-art broadcasting equipment from Germany.
His words, “We started this drive in over a year ago by investing over a million dollar in Muhri International Television. Today, we have brought in latest equipment in broadcasting world like. At the moment, the studio is currently undergoing a total facelift which is second to none in the industry.
“Our intention is to re-model broadcasting from equipment to production, and make a command that will clearly express our vision as leader in the industry.
“In programming, we have employed and still employing young, qualified professional hands to complement our investment in equipment. Just as I had earlier informed, we’re restructuring this station to meet international standard. We’re making it so big that others will struggle to meet.
“And if you care to know, evidences from our productions are testimonies to the huge investment we have injected into the company so far. But we’re not relenting, we’ll continue to make a loud statement in broadcasting”.
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