Prof. Gregory Ibe launches first radio station in Okigwe


Titus Maduako Eleweke

The Founder and Proprietor of Gregory University Uturu, Abia state, Prof Gregory Ibe will on 23 August 2023 launch Skills FM in Okigwe ,limo state.

The Skills FM is the first radio station to be sited in the ancient town of Okigwe in Imo State.


The broadcast station is expected to serve all the states in south east geopolitical region of Nigeria.

It is expected that the Executive Governor of Imo State Senator Hope Uzodinma in the presence of many distinguished personalities will commission the broadcast station in Okigwe to the service of humanity and God.

According to a statement issued by media aide to Prof Gregory Ibe
Rev. Sleek Ogwo, the radio station is part of Prof Ibe's avowed commitment to human and material service to the development of the country and the world.
According to the statement, the radio station is currently testing the strength of her signals on the frequency of 87.7 in the FM band.

It stated that the station parades many notable On Air Personalities (OAPs) who are poised to entertain, enlighten and educate the large demography of her listening public in Imo, Abia, Ebonyi, Enugu and Anambra States.
The statement reads,
"We are pleased to announce the planned commissioning of our commercial radio station, aptly named Skills FM, by the Executive Governor of Imo State Distinguished Senator Hope Uzodinma, in the company of many other distinguished personalities, on Wednesday 23 August 2023".
Licensed to Prof Gregory Ibe, Founder and Proprietor of Gregory University Uturu, Skills FM is currently testing the strength of her signals on the frequency of 87.7 in the FM band. With the promise of "Adding Value" to her numerous listeners, the station parades many notable On Air Personalities (OAPs) who are poised to entertain, enlighten and educate the large demography of her listening public in Imo, Abia, Ebonyi, Enugu and Anambra States.
The statement therefore invites the general public to attend the epoch making event".