Lagos radio, live

About these streams

Nothing is loaded until you press play. The audio comes straight from each station's own streaming server, not through this site, so that server sees your IP address, the way any website you visit does. Until you press play it has not been contacted at all. Stopping a station closes the connection, so a paused stream is not quietly using your data. What else this site does and does not share is in the terms.

Streaming uses data. These streams mostly run at 128 kbps, which is about 58 MB an hour - an hour a day comes to roughly 1.7 GB a month. On a mobile bundle that is worth knowing; on home fibre it is nothing.

Keep listening while you read. On a computer, press Pop out in the player and the station keeps playing in a small window of its own while you use the rest of the site. On a phone, open anything else in a new tab and leave this one playing; the controls appear on your lock screen, and its next and previous buttons change station.

Lagos stations without a stream here

Some of the best-known stations in Lagos, but no stream could be verified for them, so there is no play button rather than a guessed link that might play something else. Listen on FM, or on the station's own site. These frequencies are as the stations publish them, and have not been checked the way the ones above have.

• Radio Lagos, 107.5 FM
• Eko FM, 89.7 FM
• Lagos Traffic Radio, 96.1 FM
• Radio One, 103.5 FM
• Rhythm FM, 93.7 FM
• Raypower FM, 100.5 FM
• The Beat, 99.9 FM
• Smooth FM, 98.1 FM
• Classic FM, 97.3 FM
• Inspiration FM, 92.3 FM
• Lagos Talks, 91.3 FM
• Faaji FM, 106.5 FM
• Naija FM, 102.7 FM
• Soundcity, 98.5 FM
• City FM, 105.1 FM
• Women Radio, 91.7 FM
• Unilag FM, 103.1 FM

Where this comes from

Nigeria's National Broadcasting Commission assigns frequencies but does not publish a list of stations and the frequencies they hold, so there is no official register to check against. Instead, every playable station's frequency was checked against its own website, and every stream was tested by playing audio from it. Streams move, so the list is re-checked every few months, and a station whose stream stops answering is removed rather than left looking broken.

— Yoruba and Pidgin, for the stations that speak them ⇒
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