Frank Olize is unarguably a legendary broadcaster who was a dominant brand on the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) in 1980s and 1990s. He was very popular as anchor of Newsline, a programme aired every Sunday on NTA from 9pm – 10pm. Not just that the programme was very interesting, Olize’s unique presentation style kept viewers captivated and glued to their television sets while he was on air. He took television presentation to another level through that programme.

Olize had a way of activating viewers emotions while they watched the programme, to the extent that he even let tears drop from his eyes when a story got so emotional and he couldn’t hold himself anymore. He made that programme a Sunday-Sunday tonic for many Nigerians.

The veteran broadcaster went ‘off the radar’ after leaving the NTA, with very little or no information on his post-NTA activities. Even when you browse his name online you hardly find information on his profile or post-NTA life. The most prominent information you find on him is his photos at his daughter’s wedding in Dubai. Probably he wants to enjoy a post-broadcasting life. One thing is sure: whether he is off the radar or operating incognito, Frank Olize is still very vivid in the minds of many Nigerians who enjoyed his presentations while anchoring Newsline on NTA.

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whao how time flies, The man don dey old.

Indomie generation would be like
What is Newsline and who is Frank Olize.
But wait I don de old o.

Professionalism at it peak...

Frank Olize!

I wonder where Lola Alakija is tho. That woman voice dey tickle me for body that year

Wow!!! Good old days.

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Nigeria nor fit beta again...

Kai , reminds me of the good old days on those Sunday nights that year.
Welcome back to your Sunday Sunday tonic

We SEGA generation don fondly recall

Great guy, he made NTA interesting those days. enjoy your retirement jare.

He was a great broadcaster

when fela was alive

Do you know where your wards are?

I don't know him

Back in those days when dstv never popular ...who still watches nta

When NTA was NTA.....Sundays was fun......

Newsline with that their conspicuous music....


Sunday Show......Late Ajuonuma and co.


Good to know,he is doing well.....

Frank Olize really kept me captivated with his stylish presentation of the Newsline program back then.

Him neva die??

Since he left nta, the Sunday 8-9pm program he anchored became boring. I am not even sure whether the program is still running since, like many nigerians, I hardly watch nta now.

fergie001:
When NTA was NTA.....Sundays was fun......

Sunday Show......Late Ajuonuma and co.


Good to know,he is doing well.....

Everyday was fun not just Sunday's.