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Channels TV Chairman, John Momoh elected BON Chairman

Wednesday, July 27, 2016
At 10:44 PM
Channels TV Chairman, John
Momoh elected BON Chairman

Chairman
of Channels Media Group, owners of
Channels TV, John Momoh was today elected
the new Chairman of the Broadcasting
Organisations of Nigeria, (BON). The election
took place at the organization's annual delegate
conference in Abuja.
Momoh beat his opponent by polling 51 votes
against Abbas Dalhatu from Freedom Radio,
Kano who scored 12 votes. This is the first time
a private television media owner would be
occupying this position. Congrats to him.
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