Africa’s leading continental news brand, News Central TV, has officially launched its new world-class broadcast studio in Abuja, marking a significant expansion of the organisation’s footprint and its commitment to delivering authoritative, people-centred journalism across the continent.
This strategic expansion marks a major milestone in News Central’s commitment to enhancing media production quality and expanding its reach across Nigeria and Africa.
The new Abuja studio features cutting-edge technology and advanced production equipment designed to support high-definition news broadcasting, live event coverage, and innovative multimedia storytelling.
With enhanced audio-visual capabilities and a modern, versatile set, News Central aims to deliver more dynamic and immersive content to its growing audience through both traditional and digital platforms.
With this launch, News Central strengthens its promise to bring quality storytelling closer to political, economic, and policy-driven conversations shaping West Africa.
Speaking at the launch event, News Central’s Managing Director, Kayode Akintemi emphasized,
“Our new studio in Abuja is our mark to the world of our commitment to excellence and innovation in every area of journalism. This facility will empower our talented team to produce compelling narratives that resonate deeply with our viewers while fostering greater engagement on national and continental issues.”
Located at Church Gate Towers in the Central Business District, the studio will serve as a critical center for news gathering, production, and broadcast operations, enabling faster and more efficient coverage of key political, social, and cultural developments within Nigeria’s capital and beyond.
News Central invites media partners, stakeholders, and the public to join the official inauguration ceremony scheduled for December 1st, 2025, where a guided tour of the facility and live demonstrations of the new broadcast capabilities will be showcased.
With studios now operating from Lagos and Abuja, News Central is set to broaden its reach, deliver more inclusive reporting, and continue shaping the modern African media landscape.
