WAPTV Crowned 'Indigenous TV Channel of the Decade' at Market Edge Awards
WAPTV, a leading Nigerian family entertainment channel, was honored with the 'Indigenous TV Channel of the Decade' award at the prestigious Market Edge Awards in Lagos. Launched in 2012, WAPTV made history as the first Nigerian TV channel to feature Pidgin English-speaking OAPs, offering diverse entertainment programs in English, Yoruba, Igbo, and Hausa.
The channel's Managing Director, Mr. Wole Adenuga, expressed gratitude for the recognition and pledged to continue providing quality entertainment to its 40 million regular viewers across satellite TV and YouTube.
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