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Broadcasters demand law mandating Yoruba programming on Lagos stations

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Yoruba Broadcasters Association urges Lagos Assembly to enact a law compelling stations to carry regular Yoruba programming, citing cultural preservation. Read More: https://punchng.com/broadcasters-demand-law-mandating-yoruba-programming-on-lagos-stations/

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