Morayo Afolabi-Brown Officially Announces New Daily Programme; ‘The Morayo Show’

The ultra-modern studio was unveiled during a media briefing on Tuesday in Lagos, marking a significant new chapter in Afolabi-Brown’s career following her departure from TVC Entertainment earlier this year.

With over two decades of experience in the media industry, Afolabi-Brown said she is being driven by “a bigger vision,” describing her career as a divine calling that must continue to evolve. She explained that the new venture is rooted in themes of transition, purpose, and the courage to innovate.

Positioning the studio as more than a production facility, she described it as “a space for dialogue, a home for truth, and a platform for voices that need to be heard,” while stressing the urgent need for safe and credible spaces for expression in Nigeria.

The Morayo Show is designed to blend human stories, engaging conversations, and practical insights aimed at inspiring action. The programme will explore societal and cultural issues, relationships, faith, purpose, identity, leadership, business, creativity, and national discourse—viewed through the experiences of everyday people.

“The Morayo Show is designed as an interactive, live platform where real people are participants, not spectators,” she said.

“Our goal is to foster inclusive, human, and impactful conversations that reflect the realities, questions, and aspirations of Nigerians.

“I believe deeply that Nigeria does not suffer from a lack of opinions; we suffer from a lack of listening. We do not lack talent; we lack safe, credible spaces for expression.”

The programme will adopt a multi-platform distribution strategy. Its debut episode is scheduled to premiere on January 5 via YouTube, with syndicated broadcasts on News Central TV, TVC Entertainment, and the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA). The official opening of the studio is slated for December 18.

In August, Afolabi-Brown stepped down as host of Your View and managing director of TVC Entertainment, ending a 12-year tenure with the broadcaster.