Tune In: How Nigerian Television Raised a Generation takes readers on a nostalgic journey through the evolution of Nigerian television from 1959 to 2009. From the launch of WNTV in Ibadan to the rise of NTA, DStv, private broadcasting, and Nollywood, the book explores how television shaped Nigerian culture and everyday life.

It revisits ten iconic programmes—including The Village Headmaster, The New Masquerade, Tales by Moonlight, Basi and Company, Checkmate, and Ripples—and examines the lessons, characters, humour, and cultural memories they left behind.

A perfect read for lovers of Nigerian history, classic television, nostalgia, and popular culture, this ebook celebrates the screen that entertained, educated, and helped raise a generation of Nigerians.