SLAJ President Ahmed Sahid Nasralla, lauded Amb Anthony Navo Jnr, CEO and Owner of AYV
By Amin Kef (Ranger)
In a significant stride for Sierra Leonean media, the President of the Sierra Leone Association of Journalists (SLAJ), Ahmed Sahid Nasralla, lauded Africa Young Voices (AYV) for its entrance into the Nigerian market. On Monday, May 6, 2024, Nasralla joined Amb Anthony Navo Jnr, CEO and Owner of AYV, on the prime time program “Wake Up Sierra Leone” at 9 am to announce the launch of AYV DStv Channel 399 in Nigeria.
AYV DStv Channel 399
During the broadcast, Nasralla expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “This is great news and a huge development for media in Sierra Leone. It also presents a significant opportunity to showcase the beauty and potential of our country to the African continent.”
Reflecting on AYV’s journey, Nasralla remarked, “The story of AYV is remarkable and inspiring—a testament to determination, courage, and passion.” He acknowledged the expansion of AYV from a newspaper to multiple media platforms, spanning countries such as Liberia, Ghana, the United Kingdom, and now Nigeria.
Having served in various capacities within AYV, Nasralla commended Amb. Navo for his dedication to investing in Sierra Leone’s media sector. “AYV represents hope for young people and those who believe in our nation’s potential,” he remarked.
Nasralla emphasized the significance of AYV’s expansion into Nigeria, noting the plethora of opportunities it brings for business, collaboration, and partnerships in various sectors, including arts, entertainment, media development, filmmaking, music, and comedy.
However, he stressed the importance of upholding quality content, professionalism, and responsibility as AYV continues to grow and diversify its platform.
In conclusion, Nasralla thanked the entire AYV team and highlighted the company as a beacon of private sector investment in the media industry.
The expansion into the Nigerian market marks a milestone for AYV and signifies its commitment to amplifying voices across borders while showcasing Sierra Leone’s rich culture and potential.
