Calabar-based Radio Station Marks Anniversary

Calabar’s foremost urban contemporary radio station Hit 95.9 FM has, for two days, given out fuel to car owners at strategic filling stations in the Calabar metropolis. The station did this as part of the activities to mark its second anniversary thursday.

The Head of Programmes and Production, Hit 95.9 FM, Mr. McDonald Peter-Anyangbe, alongside On Air Personalities and staff were on ground at the filling stations, Eddy Excel and Uddy King on Tuesday and Wednesday respectively, after it was announced on air, to put smiles on the faces of its listeners who got free fuel each.

The giveaway was considered a thoughtful one since it came amid serious nationwide fuel crisis.

Motorists were excited at the gesture and couldn’t stop pouring on encomiums on the station.
Hit FM, broadcasting in a frequency of 95.9, is the first private broadcast outfit in Cross River State, offering the “Best Music, Best Talk” on radio. The station commenced commercial broadcasting on the 1st of February, 2016.