Broadcasters · Convention - Nigeria 2027 · 16–17 March · Abuja, Nigeria
Why attend
Who you will meet, what you will learn and why it matters.
Two days with the people deciding how Nigerian broadcasting wins, and keeps, the next audience.
Who will attend
Who is in the room
Over half of participants are C-suite, founders, directors or VPs, from federal, state and private broadcasters and the wider media value chain.
- Public and private TV and radio broadcasters
- Audience research and measurement firms
- Creators, influencers and digital publishers
- YouTube, social media and digital platforms
- Pay-TV, OTT and streaming platforms
- Advertisers and media agencies
- Content producers, distributors and rights holders
- Telecoms and signal distribution operators
- Technology, satellite and cloud solution providers
- Regulators and policymakers
Reasons to take part
What you will take home
Learn
- How to know your audience: who is watching and listening, where, when and on which device
- What measurement advertisers will trust in Nigeria
- How to reach young audiences on YouTube, TikTok and streaming without losing the station brand
- How to turn attention into more than one revenue line
Hear
- Executives and innovators shaping the sector, through keynotes, case studies and panels
- Nigerian and international broadcasters, regulators, agencies and platforms sharing real numbers and real lessons
Meet
- Federal, state and private TV and radio broadcasters
- Regulators and policymakers
- Advertisers, media agencies and audience measurement firms
- Creators, digital publishers and platforms
- Content producers, technology and signal distribution partners
Topics
What the programme covers
Select a topic to see its sessions in the programme.
Also on the agenda
- Knowing the audience: who is watching and listening, where, when and on which device
- Measurement advertisers trust: ratings, digital analytics and a shared currency for Nigeria
- Content that keeps them coming back: news, sport, faith, Nollywood, music and local-language programming
- Reaching young audiences on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram and streaming without losing the station brand
- Radio's strength in Nigeria: protecting reach while growing digital audio and podcasts
- Turning attention into revenue: advertising, sponsorship, platform payouts and new revenue lines
- Working with creators and influencers: partnerships, talent and shared audiences
- State broadcasters: serving the public, funding and modernisation
- Digital switchover and free-to-view: what they mean for reach and audience choice
- Licensing, content regulation and the role of the NBC in a multi-platform market
- Skills and talent: building teams that can produce, publish and analyse across platforms
See you in Abuja
16–17 March 2027 · Nigeria