Four years after its studios in Ikosi Ketu, Lagos were burnt by hoodlums during the EndSARS protests, TVC Communications, owners and operators of TVC News, on Wednesday unveiled its new state-of-the-art studios located within the upscale Eko Atlantic City, Victoria Island Lagos.
The unveiling ceremony was well attended by the crème-de-la-crème of the Nigerian media and marketing communication industries.
In the wake of the arson attacks on its studios in Ikosi Ketu in October 2020, the media company had assured that it will build a bigger and better television studio complex and all jobs will be saved.
That assurance became reality today as the new studio –a multi-storey complex which now serves as the media company’s corporate headquarters– inside the Eko Atlantic was declared opened for its operations.
The new studios is a beautifully finished station that meets international standards.
With the official opening of its new studios, TVC now join landlords in the business district of the fast developing plush Eko Atlantic city with over eight towers fully built and more than 20 towers currently under construction.
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