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Wale Ademokoya and Amb. Saheed Akanmu are set to launch a specialized media hub in Abuja designed to serve as a professional ecosystem for digital content production and societal conversation.

In a move aimed at strengthening digital content production, storytelling, and cross-platform media collaboration, Wale Ademokoya and Amb. Saheed Akanmu are set to commission the Waves Multimedia Studio Media Hub in Abuja on Friday, September 4, 2026.
The new media hub, located in the Wuye district of the capital, is designed to serve as a professional space for podcasting, interviews, digital content production, and high-level conversations around issues shaping society. The commissioning, scheduled for 2 p.m., is expected to attract media professionals, entrepreneurs, creatives, public figures, and stakeholders from various sectors.
Founded by Ademokoya and Akanmu, Waves Multimedia is conceived as an integrated media ecosystem. It seeks to provide both established personalities and emerging talents with professional opportunities to tell their stories, showcase their ideas, and connect with wider global and local audiences.
A major feature of the initiative is its integration of four distinct media platforms, each designed to focus on complementary areas of public interest:
The founders noted that the integration of these platforms is intended to promote collaboration and create a broader media ecosystem capable of connecting different audiences, ideas, and sectors through creative storytelling.
A major highlight of the commissioning will be the official unveiling of the facility by Dr. Adedayo Benjamins-Laniyi, DG/CEO of the Maryam Babangida National Centre for Women Development, and Dr. Olusola Odumosu, PhD, FCT Commandant of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC).
The commissioning marks a new phase in the development of Waves Multimedia, with the founders seeking to establish the hub as a primary destination for quality content creation. Beyond providing production facilities, the platform is expected to serve as a meeting point for established voices and emerging talents to collaborate across multiple media channels.
The initiative reflects the growing importance of multimedia platforms in shaping public conversations in Nigeria. As podcasts, digital interviews, and online television continue to expand their reach, Waves Multimedia is positioning itself as a hub where different interests and generations can converge around leadership, enterprise, culture, and national development.