Management of the Anambra Broadcasting Service and Support to National Malaria Programme (SuNMaP) have signed a ten-months commercial broadcasting partnership agreement.
By the agreement, ABS will promote SuNMaP’s Jingles and also create awareness on malaria prevention and control through special programmes. The agreement ends July, 2015.
Speaking on behalf of SuNMaP, Dr. Anthony Okoye, state technical manager, said the choice of ABS was informed by the station’s wide reach and years of experience in public broadcasting, community mobilization and social advocacy.
He expressed hope that the partnership will yield the desired result.
Mr. Uche Nworah, managing director/CEO, Anambra Broadcasting Service pledged full compliance with the terms of the agreement.
He thanked SuNMap and DFID for partnering with ABS in the fight against malaria.
Mr. Nworah also said that discussions with SuNMap have begun in other areas of mutual and beneficial relationship.
SuNMaP, ABS Ink 10 Months Broadcasting Agreement
Comms Week13 Aug 20140 Comments
Management of the Anambra Broadcasting Service and Support to National Malaria Programme (SuNMaP) have signed a ten-months commercial broadcasting partnership agreement. By the agreement, ABS will…
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