Top 10 Radio Stations in Lagos State, Nigeria that has the highest number of Followers on Facebook

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By 9jatalk Radio

>> Top 10 Radio Stations in Lagos State based on the number of their followers on Facebook <<

1. Cool FM 96.9 has 
1.1 Million Followers

2. Wazobia FM 95.1 has
1.07 Million Followers

3. The Beat FM 99.9 has 708K Followers

4. Brila FM 88.9 has 
688K Followers

5. Nigeria Info 99.3 has 234K Followers

6. Inspiration FM 92.3 has 174K Followers

7. Naija FM 102.3 has 124K Followers

8. Classic FM 97.3 has 89K Followers

9. Max FM 102.3 has 75K Followers

10. Rhythm FM 93.7 has 73K Followers

Note: There are over 40 Radio Stations in Lagos State, Nigeria.

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