The management and staff of ABN TV (and radio), a popular online medium in Nigeria has expressed gratitude to its numerous followers and clients for their continuous support in the year 2021, assuring that it will do more in serving them effectively in the new year.
It also expressed optimism that despite various challenges confronting individuals, families, communities and the nation at large, 2022 shall usher in good tidings for all.
In a release on Friday endorsed by the Director of the media company, Ifeanyi Okali, he said even though 2021 had been challenging, arising from especially the Covid-19 pandemic that caused job losses, pay cuts, stagnated businesses and dwindling revenue to many, he expressed hope that there will be a turnaround in 2022.
He thanked followers of ABN TV and Radio as well as those who see the platforms as choice places to advertise their products and services to reach the global community, praying God to give them numerous successes in 2022.
Mr. Okali pledged the readiness of the organisation to continue to give followers reliable and timely information that would guide them in their decision making.
He further wished them and their families a happy new year.
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