LIST OF RADIO STATIONS IN JIGAWA STATE

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ONLINE RADIO
Martaba FM Online listen live
AM
1026MW – Radio Jigawa AM
93.5 – FM Andaza Watch live
95.5 – Dutse New world FM (JRC) watch live
95.5 – Radio FM Hadejia (JRC)
95.5 – Community FM Birnin Kudu (JRC)
95.5 - Kazaure Community FM
97.5 – FM Radio Kaugama (JRC)
99.5 – Freedom Radio, Dutse listen live
100.5 – Horizon F.M Dutse, FRCN. Listen via Horizon FM App
104.3-- Sawaba FM, Hadejia listen live

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