LIST OF RADIO STATIONS IN ADAMAWA STATE, NIGERIA

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Online Radio:

AUN Radio – America University of Nigeria Radio listen live 

Voice of Arewa Radio – VOA listen live

 AM

917 – AM Radio Gotel, Yola

1440 – ABC AM, Yola

FM

91.1 – FM Gotel Yola

92.3 – Pulaaku FM, Yola.

95.7 – ABC FM, Yola

101.5 – Fombina FM Yola (FRCN)

108.0 – Federal Polytechnic Mubi Radio

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