Nigeria's media scene is one of the most vibrant in Africa

Nigeria's media scene is one of the most vibrant in Africa. State radio and TV have near-national coverage and operate at federal and regional levels. All 36 states run their own radios, and most of them operate TV stations.

Radio is a key source of information. International broadcasters, including the BBC, are popular. However, rebroadcasts of foreign radios are banned.

Private radio and TV stations have been licensed, and there is substantial take-up of pay TV. Private TVs in particular are dogged by high costs and scarce advertising revenues. Moreover, legislation requires that locally-made material must comprise 60% of output. Viewing is concentrated in urban areas... BBC

...not bad, eehn?

Nigeria's President Goodluck Jonathan Ranks 9th on Top 25 most-powerful world leaders ranking

Our own President Goodluck Jonathan out ranks leaders of Italy (14th), Canada (16th), Israel (19th), UK (21st) etc in the Top 25 most-powerful world leaders according to their number of friends, likes and followers. GlobalPost.

President Goodluck Jonathan emerged 9th with 580,846 friends in Facebook and 15,062 Twitter followers. The U.S. President Barack Obama ranks 1st with 21,776,236 friends in Facebook  and 8,800,530 Twitter followers.

This serves as an  indication of how popular or out-of-touch some of our present political leaders realy are...

Keep it up, Mr. President!