Are you searching for all the radio stations in Ekiti state, lists of radio stations in Ekiti state; either private radio stations in Ekiti or public radio stations in ekiti? Don’t google search too long. In this article, I will share with you the comprehensive lists of all the radio stations in Ekiti state.

Are you ready? Let’s dive in.

Firstly, I must commend the good people of Ekiti, especially, Dayo Adeyeye, for choosing to establish the first private radio station (Voice FM) in Ekiti state. When I heard about it, I was so full of joy. I know he might not read this blog post but I pray that God bless him so much. You inspire me to the bone, sir. Another Ekiti young man who inspires me is Temitope Awelewa, the young man that started the first online food delivery service in Ekiti. 

Of course, I also need to give kudos to myself (Sola Mathew), for pioneering the first co-working space in Ekiti state.

That being said, let’s go ahead to see the comprehensive lists of radio stations in Ekiti state.

List of Radio Stations in Ekiti State

• 234Radio – Broadcasts from Nigeria, UK, USA and Jamaica.95.1FM. You can access them via their mobile apps both on Android and iOS (Got this from Wikipedia)
• Ayoba FM
• 104.1FM – People FM, Ado Ekiti
• 100.5FM – Progress FM (FRCN), Ado Ekiti
• 91.5FM – Golden voice of Ekiti (BSES)
• 89.9FM – Voice FM, Ado-Ekiti
• 92.7FM NewCruse FM, Ikere-Ekiti
• 100.2FM – Kabiesi Radio (Online Radio in Ekiti)
• Fresh FM, Falegan, Ado-Ekiti
• FM 89.3 Arena FM

Is Fresh FM (106.9FM) one of the radio stations in Ekiti? I’m aware Wikipedia listed Fresh FM as one of the radio stations in Ekiti. Well, as at the time of writing this article, Fresh FM is not yet in operation in Ekiti state.

Updated: Fresh FM 106.9 is now in operation in Ekiti.

Who are the Owners of The Radio Stations in Ekiti?

Some of the radio stations are private owned while some are government owned. Below, you will find radio stations in Ekiti and their owners.

Newcruse FM 92.7FM is owned by Wole Olanipekun (SAN). According to Ayodele Akande (AY Nigeria) on Facebook on the 29th of Febuary, 2020, the new radio station will broadcast for 18 Hours from 5PM to 12AM.

According to, Abiodun Aborisade, these are the owners of the various radio stations in Ekiti.

Ekiti FM (91.5) – State Government-owned

Progress FM (100.5) – Federal Government-owned

Voice FM (89.9) – owned by Dayo Adeyeye, an APC chieftain and Senatorial aspirant

Ayoba FM (95.1) – allegedly owned by Fayemi, the sitting governor of Ekiti

Peoples’ FM (104.1) – allegedly owned by Fayose, Fayemi’s predecessor in office

Arena FM FM 89.3 – there are rumours that it’s own by Ekiti state Governor but not yet confirmed

How Much Do Radio Stations in Ekiti Charge (Airtime Rates of Radio Stations in Ekiti State)

According to our research, radio stations in Ekiti state charge the following as their airtime rates. We will keep updating as we get more info.

• Jingle Slots: ₦2000 minimum
• Airtime Slot: ₦10,000 to ₦20,000 per 30 Minutes

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) About Radio Stations in Ekiti State

1. How many radio stations are in Ekiti State?

Ekiti State currently has several operational radio stations, including government‑owned, privately owned, and online stations. The list includes Ekiti FM, Progress FM, Voice FM, NewCruse FM, Fresh FM, Arena FM, Ayoba FM, and others. New stations may be added over time as the media landscape grows.

2. What is the most popular radio station in Ekiti State?

Popularity varies by audience preference, programme type, and location. Stations like Ekiti FM, Voice FM, NewCruse FM, and Fresh FM are widely listened to across the state. Each station has unique programmes that appeal to different demographics.

3. How much does it cost to advertise on radio in Ekiti State?

Airtime rates differ by station and programme. On average:

• Jingle slots start from ₦2,000
• A 30‑minute airtime slot ranges from ₦10,000 to ₦20,000 Premium shows, peak hours, and sponsored programmes may cost more.

4. Which radio stations in Ekiti are government‑owned?

Two major government‑owned stations operate in the state:

• Ekiti FM (91.5 FM) – State Government
• Progress FM (100.5 FM) – Federal Government

These stations focus on public information, news, and community programming.

5. Are there private radio stations in Ekiti State?

Yes. Ekiti has several privately owned stations, including:

• Voice FM (89.9 FM)
• NewCruse FM (92.7 FM)
• Ayoba FM (95.1 FM)
• People’s FM (104.1 FM)
• Fresh FM (106.9 FM)

These stations offer entertainment, talk shows, music, and commercial advertising opportunities.

6. Does Ekiti State have online radio stations?

Yes. Kabiesi Radio (100.2 FM) operates as an online radio station, and some traditional FM stations also stream their programmes online for wider accessibility.

7. Which radio station in Ekiti offers the cheapest airtime?

Airtime pricing varies by station and negotiation. Generally, smaller or newer stations offer more affordable rates, while established stations may charge higher fees. It’s best to contact each station directly for updated pricing.

8. Can businesses advertise on all Ekiti radio stations?

Yes. Most radio stations in Ekiti offer advertising opportunities for businesses, NGOs, political campaigns, and events. Options include jingles, sponsored programmes, interviews, and live mentions.

9. What is the newest radio station in Ekiti State?

Fresh FM 106.9 FM is one of the most recently launched stations in Ekiti and is now fully operational.

10. How can I contact radio stations in Ekiti for advertising?

Most stations provide contact numbers on their websites or social media pages. You can also visit their physical offices in Ado‑Ekiti, Ikere‑Ekiti, or other localities depending on the station.

Conclusion

These are the comprehensive radio stations in Ekiti. I’m sure you have your favourite radio station in Ekiti. Share with us, in the comment section below, which radio station is your favourite, which programme on the radio interests you and why.