In 2014 Morayo Afolabi-Brown joined TVC Communications as Deputy Director of Programs and pioneered a new women-centered and women-focused talk show. She has since then hosted this current affair daily show for nine years and presided over two thousand three hundred episodes making her the Nigerian queen of talk.
This book chronicles her life story and meteoric rise to success. Born into the privileged Aka-Bashorun family to a renowned lawyer father and a socialite businesswoman mother, Morayo was raised to be responsible and impactful in her environment, local communities and society.
She attended the best schools in Nigeria and the United States, which built her character and honed her voice, making her the force for change she is today as she shares her voice with the different audiences she inspires and impacts daily.
Morayo’s media career spans seventeen years, working in many notable organizations, including CMC Connect, Cue Media, HiTV, and TVC Communications. She is also the current Chief Media Consultant of Kabiti Media House Limited, offering integrated marketing communications solutions and stakeholder engagement.
This book is an inspiring account of Morayo’s life, truthful, poignant and motivating. It is a clarion call for women to be their best, never give up and be resourceful in proffering solutions for their challenges.
| NAME | Becoming The Queen of Talk TV |
|---|---|
| AUTHOR | Morayo Afolabi-Brown |
| ISBN | 9798215680117 |
| COVER | PB |
| PAGE | 122 |


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