Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
When we started out as women who were news presenters, we were told that the stories we read were the ones that had reports. We made an impact, but the idea was not to distract the viewer. Women mostly read stories that had reports because people were expected to focus on the visuals rather than the newscaster.
Bimbo Oloyede, Veteran Broadcaster | Author
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When we started out as women who were news presenters, we were told that the stories we read were the ones that had reports. We made an impact, but the idea was not to distract the viewer. Women mostly read stories that had reports because people were expected to focus on the visuals rather than the newscaster.
Bimbo Oloyede, Veteran Broadcaster | Author
Subscribe to our Channel for high profile interviews. Follow us on Twitter at twitter.com/ARISEtv |
and Instagram: instagram.com/arisenewsofficial |
and Facebook: facebook.com/AriseTVNews |
Check out our website arise.tv










