List of radio stations in Lagos

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The following is a list of radio stations in Lagos, Nigeria

Radio station Frequency
Lounge FM - Welcome Home!87.7 (MHz)
Grajos FM 88.3 LAGOS [1] [2] FM 88.3 (MHz)
Balogun RadioOnline radio
Brila FM sport [3] FM 88.9 (MHz)
Super FM [4] FM 92.7 (MHz)
Fresh FM Lagos [4] FM 105.3 (MHz)
Eko FM [4] FM 89.7 (MHz)

FM 90.1 Lasgidi Fm

Radio Lagos [5] 107.5FM (MHz)

Radio Lagos107.5FM

Rock FM Nigeria [6] Online radio
Voice of the People FM [7] FM 90.3 (MHz)
Mainland [8] FM [9] FM 98.3 (MHz)
Lagos Talks [10] FM 91.3 (MHz)
WFM 917 [11] FM 91.7 (MHz)
Inspiration FM [12] FM 92.3 (MHz)
BondFM [13] FM 92.9 (MHz)
Hot FM Lagos 93.3 [14] FM 93.3 (MHz)
Rhythm 93.7 FM [15] FM 93.7 (MHz)
Rainbow 94.1 [16] FM 94.1 (MHz)
VYBZ FMFM 94.5 (MHz)
DUX FMFM 94.7 (MHz)
Wazobia FM [17] FM 95.1 (MHz)
Fame104.5FMFM 104.5 (MHz)
LASU Radio (Lagos State University) [18] FM 95.7 (MHz)
Urban96 Radio Network [19] FM 96.5 (MHz)
Cool FM Nigeria [20] FM 96.9 (MHz)
Classic FM 97.3 [21] FM 97.3 (MHz)
Metro FM [22] FM 97.7 (MHz)
Smooth 98.1FM [23] FM 98.1 (MHz)
SoundCity Radio 98.5 [24] FM 98.5 (MHz)
KISS FM LAGOS [25] [26] FM 98.9 (MHz)
Nigeria Info [27] [28] FM 99.3 (MHz)
Jubilee FM [29] FM 99.7 (MHz)
The BeatFM [30] FM 99.9 (MHz)
Raypower 100.5 FM [31] FM 100.5 (MHz)
StarFM [32] [33] FM 101.5 (MHz)
Max FM Lagos [34] (formerly Radio Continental) [35] FM 102.3 (MHz)
NaijaFM [36] FM 102.7 (MHz)
UnilagFM [37] [ better source needed ]FM 103.1 (MHz)
Radio 103.5FM [38] FM 103.5 (MHz)
Law FM 103.9 [39] FM 103.9 (MHz)
Kennis 104.1 FM [40] [41] FM 104.1 (MHz)
S.M.A.fm [42] FM 104.7 (MHz)
City 105.1FM [43] [44] FM 105.1 (MHz)
Faaji FM [45] [46] FM 106.5 (MHz)
LagosTrafficRadio96.1fm
Hi-impact radio102.1FM

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  3. ↑ "Latest Nigeria Sports News". Brila. Archived from the original on 1 September 2019. Retrieved 7 February 2020.
  4. 1 2 3 "EkoFm". EKO 89.7FM. Archived from the original on 26 August 2019. Retrieved 7 February 2020.
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  32. ↑ "★ STAR 101.5★ Radio Station★ ⋆". ★Site of STARS★. Archived from the original on 7 February 2020. Retrieved 7 February 2020.
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