
FemyWalsh Limited, a business, economy and development-focused media group, has announced the appointment of seasoned broadcast journalist Ikechukwu Oyemike, popularly known as Ogbuefi ItisIkechukwu, as Head of Events and On-Air Personality (OAP) at The Isle 95.9 FM Lagos.
Oyemike joins The Isle 95.9 FM after more than 11 years of distinguished service at Wazobia FM, where he earned widespread recognition for credible journalism, compelling storytelling and audience-centred broadcasting. Over the years, he has built a strong reputation for connecting deeply with listeners while delivering news, current affairs and commentary with clarity, energy and cultural relevance.
Reacting to his new appointment, Oyemike expressed excitement about the opportunity, describing it as a fresh chapter in his broadcasting career.
“I am delighted to join The Isle 95.9 FM Lagos as Head of Events and On-Air Personality. This new chapter offers an exciting platform to engage listeners on air while also creating dynamic events that connect with our audience in meaningful ways,” he said.
Management of The Isle 95.9 FM described the appointment as a strategic move aimed at strengthening both programming and audience engagement. In his dual role, Oyemike is expected to enhance on-air content while leading the creation of high-impact events that foster community connection, expand partnerships and deliver memorable experiences for listeners and stakeholders.
FemyWalsh Limited is the owner of The Isle 95.9 FM Lagos, Souq News Television, the soon-to-be-launched Kasuwa 97.9 FM Kano, and Arewa Bayan Television, Abuja. The media group remains committed to business and development storytelling that promotes enterprise, strengthens institutional credibility and amplifies African excellence.
With Oyemike’s arrival, listeners and partners can expect renewed programming energy, deeper audience engagement and innovative event experiences as he continues his mission to inform, inspire and entertain audiences across Lagos and beyond.
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