Radio Profile: OOU 92.1FM, AGO-IWOYE, OGUN STATE

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OOU 92.1 FM is a campus radio station based in Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State, owned and managed by the mass communication department, Olabisi Onabanjo University.
OOU FM broadcast on the spectrum of 92.1 FM Mhz with 20 Kilowatt transmitter which it's coverage reach Ago-Iwoye town, Oru-Ijebu,away,Ilaporu, Ìjèbú Igbo, Ìjèbú Òde and some neighborhood town in Ago-Iwoye. It speaks English,Pidgin and yoruba language.
The radio station situated at broadcasting house beside mass communication building, OOU Ago Iwoye.
The Station project was funded and donated by Sir. Kensington Adebutu to the university, the project flagged off in May 2015 and completed in 2016.
OOU 92.1 FM was commissioned by Dr. Funmilayo Agbato on Monday 30th Of January, 2017.
While visiting the OOU FM in July 2019, the NBC southwest zonal Director, Mr. Raphael Akpan, noted that the station is well equipped with standard- digital equipment and manage by a professional broadcaster.
OOU FM was coined from the name of the Olabisi Onabanjo University.
There are many popular radio show on OOU FM like Newspaper Review In English and Yoruba language,Yoruba Dun, Football Focus, Football Watch, Wetin dey, Game box, World of science, Jolijoli Time, Thank God It Friday (TGIF), Gospel and Music, loju Oja  and much more.
OOU 92.1 FM is run by students of different disciplines but manage by a small number of staff who oversee and make any crucial decisions regarding the station.
TIER: Community Radio
LOCATION: Ago-Iwoye, Ogun State
TRANSMITTER CAPACITY: 20 Kilowatts
OWNER: OLABISI ONABANJO UNIVERSITY
LANGUAGE: English, Yoruba and Pidgin
BROADCAST DURATION: 10.00am - 3.00pm
YEAR ESTABLISHED: 2016
SLOGAN: Communication For Development
STREAMING URL: Not Available
MISSION: 
To serve as a training ground for students of Olabisi Onabanjo University irrespective of their discipline.
Medium to expand the frontier of knowledge to her host Community and
Also to serve as the voice of Olabisi Onabanjo University.
VISION: 
To be one of the best campus radio station to produce a vibrant communicators to the media industry in  Nigeria.
STAFF: 
Head of station: Dr. Dele Odulami (doubles as Head of Department, Mass Communication, OOU Ago-Iwoye)
Director: Mrs. Folashade Fasanmade
Senior Technical Officer: Mr. Olawuyi Adeleye
On Air Personality: 
Mr. Olusegun Ajayi, Mr. Henry Jackson, Biodun Kashim, Victor Emmanuel (Vikoko), Fiyin Onabanjo (Mc Fushy), Olajumoke Abiola, Elizabeth Adeyemi, Blackberry and many more.
Credit goes to Mrs. Iyabo Alao

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